Flagler Schools postpones all fall sports

Fall sports include football, bowling, golf, swimming, cross country, and volleyball.


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  • | 4:48 p.m. July 22, 2020
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Earlier this week the Florida High School Athletic Association voted not to make any changes to the fall sports calendar at the state level. FHSAA decided to leave school districts the discretion to make adjustments according to local circumstances.

Flagler Schools has made the decision to postpone all fall sports until further notice.

What does this mean for our athletes?

Our conditioning program will continue as it has since it began last month, with safety protocols in place. Currently, our teams are in Phase 1 of our multi-phased system. However, tryouts and practices will not begin on July 27 as originally scheduled.

The head coaches and athletic directors at each school can give additional information to our students and their families. District staff continues to work with school administrators and athletic directors to monitor and reevaluate our protocols.

Flagler Schools encourages our potential athletes to complete their online Athletic Clearance so that they may participate in conditioning and be ready for tryouts, practices, and competitions when they are allowed to resume.

Again, each head coach can help our families with this process. Our fall sports include football, bowling, golf, swimming, cross country, and volleyball.

 

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