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As Hurricane Helene begins to move closer to Florida’s shores, updated data from Flagler County Emergency Management has led Flagler Schools to make a change to its most recent decision regarding schools tomorrow.

Given the shift in forecast conditions as of our 8 p.m. update from Flagler County Emergency Management, we will now be closing all schools across the district for Friday, September 27.

Any extracurricular activities or athletic events taking place after school hours and into the weekend will take place as scheduled.

Your child's fall 2024 Florida state assessment scores can be accessed through the FLDOE Family Portal from your Skyward account. Check out this article for a step-by-step tutorial. 

The first Progress Reports of the year will be available for students and families on Skyward Family Access. 

Learn when your student's Progress Reports will become available and how to access them with this step-by-step video. 

Breakfast and lunch continue to be free for all Flagler Schools students throughout the 2024-2025 school year.

Do you have questions? Here are answers to some of our families' frequently asked questions.

The Flagler County School Board has recognized August 12-16, 2024, as Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Week.

Check out this News Post for important tips to keep students and families safe this school year.

We are looking forward to welcoming you and your child to our school. To provide the most successful beginning to your child’s educational experience, Flagler County elementary schools will implement a “staggered” start for our kindergartners. The staggered start will ensure that every child will begin school feeling comfortable with their surroundings and become familiar with school procedures.

Please check out this article for our kindergarten staggered start schedule and for more information. Welcome new students!