Flagler Schools renews MOU with AdventHealth for Project Search vocational program
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Summary
District staff presented an updated memorandum of understanding with AdventHealth to host Project Search, a vocational training pathway for students deferring high school diplomas; presenters said the program offers vocational rotations and has led to at least one job offer from AdventHealth.
Flagler County School District staff presented an updated memorandum of understanding with AdventHealth to continue hosting Project Search, a vocational training program for students who have deferred their diploma and are seeking competitive employment.
Dr. Halliday (director-level staff) described how students complete an interest inventory, receive rotations through AdventHealth departments such as food service, laundry and facilities, and work with career‑readiness partners referenced in the presentation. Staff noted one program graduate was offered employment by AdventHealth and another former participant now serves as a mentor for current classes.
The district described Project Search as a collaboration among the district, AdventHealth and partner agencies; staff emphasized the program’s hands‑on rotations and the opportunity for students to transition to paid work. Board members praised the program and thanked AdventHealth and district staff for the partnership.
Why it matters: Project Search provides career‑preparation supports for students with disabilities or other transition needs and can lead to direct employment outcomes and mentoring opportunities within the community.
The item was presented at the workshop; the transcript records the presentation and board appreciation but does not show a formal adoption vote for the MOU in the workshop record.