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Flagler Schools 3rd graders performed at or above the state levels in reading

Come support our talented students as they compete in the Spotlight on Flagler Youth Talent Show

Amelia Fulmer named the new director of the Flagler Auditorium Performing Arts Center

Flagler Schools teams up with Florida Waterways, Inc to control aquatic weeds

Kindergarten registration for the 2019-2020 school year is now open.

The early release times for May 29th and May 30th have been set.

FPC student awarded a National Merit Scholarship

The latest US News & World Report ranking of US High Schools is out, and both Flagler Palm Coast High School and Matanzas High School are in the top 1/3rd of all public high schools ranked this year.

In addition to our new Flagler Schools website, we've got a new app for Flagler Schools. Now available on the Google Play and Apple's App Store.

Please take time to fill out our Annual Communications Survey. It is open until March 31st.

Join us for our annual Summer Camp & Activity Showcase! It's a terrific opportunity to see camps and activities to keep your kids involved over the summer, and it's all under one roof!

FPC Bulldog Patrol to present to state school safety commission.

It is vital that our parents are active partners in keeping children safe while online.

Beginning September 4th, Flagler Schools will institute a new bag policy for all of our high school sporting events. No backpacks will be allowed. All other bags are subject to search.

The earliest the district can start the school year is August 10th, per Florida Statute 1001.42 (4)(f).

Once again the Youth Center will sponsor their annual Summer Camp, for youth going into 6th grade – youth going into 9th grade.

Are you interested in becoming a teacher for Flagler County Schools? Pre-register for our Spring Job Fair on Monday April 15, 2019. Interested applicants should first go to our Flagler Schools website and click on "work with us!" to fill out the "General Instructional Application"

Recently, Superintendent James Tager was made aware of the actions of Bunnell Elementary teacher Sara Smith. Superintendent Tager paid a visit to Ms. Smith's classroom to thank her for going "above and beyond.

“Renovate” won her the 2019 Flagler County Spelling Bee, but it was “pretzel,” which threw her for a brief second in the round to get her to the championship.

What can you accomplish as a mentor in Flagler Schools?