The future awaits: PHOTOS from FPC's Class of 2022 graduation

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The Daytona Beach Ocean Center on May 28 was awash in green and white as the Flagler Palm Coast High School Class of 2022 celebrated its achievements, and each other. Principal Greg Schwartz presented diplomas, and Superintendent Cathy Mittelstadt accepted and certified the seniors.

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The future awaits: PHOTOS from FPC's Class of 2022 graduation

Administration certified the FPC class May 28, at the Ocean Center.

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