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Classroom to Careers Flagship Programs

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The Flagler County Education Foundation is proud to help support Flagler County’s Classroom to Careers Flagship Programs. Each public school offers a unique Flagship Program, which allows students unique opportunities to discover paths that lead them from the classroom to career success. The Flagler Schools community truly believe our children will drive the future. Let’s ensure they are prepared. Thank you United Way for the support!

Program initiatives listed by each Flagler County Public School:

Elementary School Classroom to Career Flagship Programs

  • Our Flagship focus is iRecs- innovation, robotics, engineering, and computer science. We are sparking interest and curiosity at a young age that will lead to a multitude of future career opportunities. We are grooming our students for success in the classroom and beyond!

  • Our Flagship focus is Agriscience and green technologies. We want our students to understand more about the environment and how they can care for it as they learn and grow themselves.

  • Our Flagship focus is Marine Science. Flagler County is a coastal community, and we want our students to better understand the ocean and ecosystem that surrounds us.

  • Our Flagship focus is medical science, health & fitness. To live healthy and stay fit is truly a gift and a smart way of life. We want our students healthy and aware of its importance.

  • Our Flagship focus is STREAM including robotics and everything revolving around STEM studies. We want our students to understand this area of study is taking the world by storm and to succeed is to understand its importance.

Middle School Classroom to Career Flagship Programs

  • Our Flagship focus is on agronomy, engineering, and entrepreneurial leadership. Agronomy is the use of plants and soil to produce healthier foods, extract energy from plant life, and manage the impact of agriculture on the earth. Engineering is the process by which products are developed, tested, modified, and improved over time. This allows students to become environmental stewards who can think and work in creative ways to solve problems and effectively communicate solutions.

  • Our Flagship focus is on engineering and applied robotics, outdoor sciences as well as business and computer science education. These programs support targeted market industries and provide our students with a full understanding of industries in high demand and necessary to drive the future.

High School Classroom to Career Flagship Programs

  • Our Flagship focus is on technology, aerospace, fire leadership, medical, and teaching & learning. These areas of focus offer opportunities to discover paths that lead students from classroom to career success and are based on the targeted industries as identified by economic experts, and areas that are high demand fields of study.

  • Our Flagship focus is on the culinary arts, finance & corporate services, law & justice, and construction technology. We want our students to be well rounded and offer relevant areas of study to not only help our environment but advance science. These skills will assist students in job placement and further their studies after high school.

The Flagler County Economic Development Council identified the following as targeted industries in Flagler County and beyond: advanced manufacturing, agriculture, aviation/aerospace, life sciences, and high technology.  Each of the Flagler County Public Schools has developed a center of excellence, or Flagship Program, to engage students’ interests, develop creative thinking, collaboration, and skills in science, technology, engineering, and math.  These programs are designed to support student career interests as they go from elementary classrooms to high school graduation. This unique design we refer to as the Classrooms to Careers initiative.

Our Impact This Year

  • TSIC Mentor Sessions

    1777

  • Senior Scholarship Money Awarded

    $368,350

  • Foundation & Grant Dollars Raised

    $760,485

  • Total Classroom Grants Awarded

    $113,000

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