Flagler County Education Foundation delivers initial Hunter Grants to three school programs

Grants were delivered to FPC esports and catering programs and BTMS Integrated Technology Studies.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 8:00 a.m. September 8, 2026
FPC's John Mastropierro received a Hunter Grant for the Esports Program. Courtesy photo
FPC's John Mastropierro received a Hunter Grant for the Esports Program. Courtesy photo
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The Flagler County Education Foundation Prize Patrol delivered Hunter Grants last week to three Flagler Schools programs.

Buddy Taylor Middle School's Jennifer Crews received a Hunter Grant for Integrated Technology Studies. Courtesy photo
Buddy Taylor Middle School's Jennifer Crews received a Hunter Grant for Integrated Technology Studies. Courtesy photo

Flagler Palm Coast high School's John Mastropierro received a $2,500 grant for FPC's esports program.

FPC culinary teacher Annette Williams received a $2,500 grant for Catering On and Off Site.

And Buddy Taylor Middle School teacher Jennifer Crews received a $3,000 grant for Integrated Technology Studies.

The Ed Foundation's Prize Patrol will be delivering more Hunter Grants in upcoming days.

FPC culinary teacher Annette Wiliams received a Hunter Grant for
FPC culinary teacher Annette Wiliams received a Hunter Grant for "Catering On and Off Site." Courtesy photo


 

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