PALM COAST, FL – The Flagler County Education Foundation successfully executed its largest logistical effort of the year, the "Senior Scholarship Drive-By and Surprise Night," to celebrate Flagler Palm Coast High School & Matanzas High School Class of 2026. The event focused on honoring seniors and the incredible futures awaiting them by bringing scholarship news directly to their doorsteps.
Led by Executive Producer of Ceremonies Madison Asbill, the evening represented a massive community collaboration. "This night would not exist without our donors," event organizers noted, describing them as the "dream makers" whose generosity creates life- changing opportunities for Flagler’s students.

The "Puzzle" by the Numbers:

• 209+ Scholarships: Over 209 individual scholarships were awarded during the event.
• 100+ Routes: A fleet of 20 vehicles and 60 drivers covered over 100 routes across the county.
• Community Support: The effort was backed by 70 local organizations, 200 community members, and 100 Flagler Schools staff.
• Student Involvement: Over 150 students participated in the night's activities.
• Local Partnership: Flagler Palm Coast Kiwanis Club sponsored over 200 yard signs for the seniors.

We all came together to bring this complex "puzzle" of an event to life. As the teams headed out, the sentiment remained clear: every stop and every surprise represented a "dream in motion" for the future of Flagler County.

About the Flagler County Education Foundation:
The Flagler County Education Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the educational experience for all students in Flagler Schools. through community investment and innovative programs, the Foundation works to provide the resources necessary for students to reach their full potential.