The student generation rate forecasts how many more children will attend Flagler Schools as a result of new developments. It’s reviewed every two years.
The proposed maximum millage rate preserves the council’s flexibility while budget discussions continue.
Also: City Commission candidate proposes volunteer cleanup of River Bend Golf Course, resident speaks on HB 1217.
The Volusia County School Board approved a contract with Kelly Education last month for the recruitment, hiring and support of substitute teachers and substitute paraprofessionals across the district.
Master ordinance creates a legal framework for future MSBUs and MSTUs but does not impose new fees or establish new assessment districts.
Now located at 220 E. Granada Blvd., Coastal Fabric & Foam is owned and operated by the Webber family.
Commissioners unanimously approve first reading as staff begins crafting regulations addressing environmental impacts, infrastructure demands and future siting.
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This week in Cops Corner…
The Ormond Beach Historical Society and The Casements Guild have collectively mailed over 300 postcards by visitors this year as a way to promote Ormond Beach’s historical sites.
Palm Coast’s donation of two vacant lots to Flagler Habitat for Humanity is another step in ensuring working families can live and thrive in Flagler County.
Approximately 200 people attended the inaugural event, resulting in more than 20 adoption applications for Flagler Humane Society dogs.
Donna Brosemer: ‘Schools and districts are graded on achievement, learning gains, and readiness/outcomes, which includes graduation numbers. Out of a possible 1,200 district points, 64% is an A.’
“The national average is about to break an eight-week streak of declines,” advised Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.
Once Jackie Coombe learned her student Jaden was navigating the foster care system, she knew that she wanted to become his forever family.
Halliday will work for Able Trust to help build transition programs in other districts.
This week in Cops Corner…
A “See Something, Say Something” call led deputies to rescue four animals from the back of a U-Haul and arrest two Miami men on animal cruelty charges, according to FCSO.
‘When I dreamed about Vincent’s Clubhouse 10 years ago, I hoped it would change my son’s life. I never imagined it would help change our community.’
The show runs July 17-26 with performances Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday matinees.