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+ Flagler Palm Coast singers selected to all-state choirs
Christina Vojtech, Sebastian Guttierrez, Nicholas O’Connor, Boyd Fulmer, Josh Ore, Nicole Koch and Alyssa Gilbert were selected to be members of the 2012 Florida All-State choirs.
These students had to take a musicianship exam, sight read for teachers, learn the music and receive a vocal quality score.
+ FPC student Sara Bell places third at FBLA conference
Flagler Palm Coast High School student Sara Bell placed third in the hospital management competitive event at the Future Business Leaders of America Fall Leadership Conference, held in Clearwater Beach.
+ Bulldog marching band receives state honors
The Flagler Palm Coast High School Marching Band received top honors at the Florida Bandmasters District 21 Marching Music Performance Assessment Saturday, Nov. 5. The event was held at Fleming Island High School, in Clay County, and included the high school marching bands of St. Johns, Clay, Putnam, and Flagler counties.
The Marching Bulldogs received straight superior ratings.
The judges and ratings are as follows:
Lee Ponder: Music - Superior
Richard Davenport: Music - Superior
Erich Rivero: General Effect - Superior
Charles Prego: Marching and Maneuvering - Superior
Mike Fraley: Percussion - Superior
Superior ratings earned at the district level for solo and ensemble and concert band qualify for a state assessment, which is given by college professors.
+ Dodge ball tournament raises money and toys
Flagler Palm Coast High School held its second-annual Charity Dodge Ball tournament Thursday Nov. 10. The tournament started in the school gym with 16 10-person teams facing off in a single-elimination tournament, with the winning student team having the chance to play against a team made up of faculty members.
Admission to the event was a new toy or a cash donation for the Toys for Tots program. The event raised $365 and a cart full of toys.
The winning student team, The Alpha Males of FPC, was led by Dillon Prince.
Each contest was best two-out-of-three games, with a 15-minute time limit. In the student-vs.-teacher faceoff, the teachers took the first game. The time limit ran out during the second game with both teams having exactly three members still on the court. The teams agreed to add five minutes to the clock and do one more faceoff. At the end of the five minutes, balls were still flying but the Alpha Males had the most players. The teams agreed to a draw.
