Education
As one of the fastest growing counties in the nation for two consecutive years, it became necessary to make renovations and add additional classrooms to the county’s schools in order to continue to offer outstanding programs to both new and seasoned students. Flagler County Public Schools now serve over 12,000 students with two high schools, two middle schools and five elementary schools. And, is the envy of many other Florida districts.
Flagler County students continue to perform well on state and national assessments. This past year Flagler County Advanced Placement (AP) students scored higher than the State, Southern Region and National averages. In addition, the Flagler County International Baccalaureate (IB) students continue to score above the world average in areas tested and every school in our District is rated "A" by the Florida accountability system. Flagler is the only District in the State of Florida to achieve this high standard. Flagler students are held to lofty standards and are high achievers
Flagler County Public Schools remain committed to providing a quality education for our children. They will be able to compete with anyone, anywhere after graduating from our schools. Community involvement in the schools and with our children is highly encouraged. It takes everyone working together as a team for us to develop an internationally competitive school system and participation and support is encouraged.
Our Adult and Community
Education Department offers many continuing and community education courses. Course offering booklets are mailed four times a year to every home in Flagler County and classes are held at various times and in various locations to make it as easy as possible for residents to take advantage of the wide range of learning activities. In addition, Adult Ed offers programs for adults with disabilities, afterschool programs and summer camp opportunities.
Registering for School
State law requires all children ages 6-16 attend school. Registrants should provide a birth certificate; Florida certification of immunization or exemption, which can be obtained at the County Health Dept.; health examination certification (less than one year old); and most recent report card, if granted from another district. A kindergarten student must be five years old on or before September 1
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