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When the isotopes settled at the Annual Flagler Schools Fifth Grade Science Fair and Science Competition at Buddy Taylor Middle School, there would be a Panther all alone atop the medal stand tonight.

Wadsworth Elementary School student Margaret Reiter took home top honors. Old Kings Elementary School students Leon Krawczyk and Levi Borg took second and third place, respectively.

The faculty and staff from across Flagler Schools are working hard today at our district's Professional Learning Day. Flagler County's largest employer is dedicated to the growth and training of those who ​impact the next generation on a daily basis. ​We thank our ​families and our community for the support they give us every step of the way as we head down the stretch of the 2025-26 school year.

The Future Problem Solving Florida Affiliate Competition hosted more than 150 Flagler Schools students at the state competition earlier this month.

Forty-five Flagler Schools students received invitations to the World Finals on June 10-14 at Indiana University.

Four Flagler high school students won scholarships at the event. Flagler Palm Coast's Arianna Slaughter and Matanzas' Lily Lisowski won $500 scholarships. FPC's Lilian Ames and Abbie Blumengarten won $250 scholarships.

During tonight’s School Board meeting at the Government Services Building, Superintendent LaShakia Moore will be recommending for hire two Flagler County leaders to be appointed to pivotal executive roles. Current Flagler Schools Human Resources Supervisor Joshua Walker has been named the incoming Chief of Human Resources, and former Acting City Manager of Palm Coast Lauren Johnston will serve as the next Chief of Operations.