 In 1999, school officials announced their expansion plans to add a two-story building that would house administrative offices, classrooms and a state-of-the-art media center.The following year, the Seminole city council changed the school's unincorporated status with Pinellas County, annexing it into Seminole city limits.At a Seminole city council meeting in July 2000, neighbors of the school aired their grievances concerning the expansion.