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3 months ago Share Also: Parents who receive a letter saying their remote-learning child 'must' return to in-person classes can sign a waiver to keep their child in remote-learning. Parents whose remote-learning children are at risk of failing a required class are getting letters from the school district stating that their children "must" return to in-person classes. But that "must" is misleading: Parents with an outstanding reason for keeping their children in remote learning can sign a waiver and continue to do so.  The letters from the district use language mirroring that ...

3 months ago Share by: Shannon Martin Public Affairs Officer, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office The holiday season looks a little different this year, but the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is continuing the tradition of participating in the Christmas with a Deputy event. The event focuses on providing gifts for Flagler County children who otherwise might not receive any. This year, 165 Flagler children were selected to participate in the event. Due to COVID-19, the participants will not be able to shop with deputies and instead were given instructions on how to set up...

Transgender students will be explicitly protected in Flagler Schools' nondiscrimination policy: The School Board at a Dec. 15 meeting voted 3-2, with board members Janet McDonald and Jill Woolbright dissenting, to add the words "gender identity" to the policy's existing list of protected characteristics.  Board Chairman Trevor Tucker, who at a recent workshop had expressed concern that adding "gender identity" could be a slippery slope to adding multiple identities and making the policy excessively long, had by the Dec. 15 meeting changed his mind, voting along with board members Collee...