Allied Health
Allied health is not an available program for school choice-The Flagler Schools Classroom-to-Careers initiative ensures that all students have the opportunity to, “grow, explore, and succeed.” The goal is to make sure that students are graduating aware, eligible, and prepared for careers in Flagler County. Each program of study developed through the Classroom-to-Careers initiative has been carefully constructed to align with a Flagler County targeted industry or specific community need.
It is said that students are Flagler County’s greatest export. It is our hope that through the Classroom-to-Careers initiative and our programs of study, this will no longer be the case. Students may leave and go off to college, but the hope is that they will return to fill jobs in our own community. As our community's needs continue to evolve, so must our programs of study.
Advent Health is currently the largest employer in Flagler County, and their workforce needs are growing. The upward trend in health-related career growth can be seen throughout the state and nation. It is an excellent time for students to pursue a health-related career path.
The FPCHS Allied Health medical program of study is a 3–4 year program focused on preparing students for a career in the medical field. The program is open to incoming freshmen who have a level 3 or above on FAST ELA Reading and Science EOC exams.