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African American Mentoring Program for Girls graduates 19 Flagler County high school seniors

Program graduates took oaths to continue to strive for success and excellence.

By Observer Staff
| 8:27 a.m. May 3, 2024

Matanzas High School's Blue Diamonds African American Mentoring Program for Girls mentees and mentors. Courtesy photo

Flagler Palm Coast High School's Emerald Achievers African American Mentoring Program for Girls mentors and mentees. Courtesy photo

Flagler Schools Superintenent LaShakia Moore speaks at the 2024 African American Mentoring Program for Girls End of the Year Celebration. Courtesy photo

Graduating FPC senior Edwina Mezo Brown is honored by Flagler Schools Board member Dr. Colleen Conklin and Bunnell Councilman John Rogers at the 2024 African American Mentoring Program for Girls End of the Year Celebration. Courtesy photo

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Flagler Schools Superintendent LaShakia Moore opened the 2024 African American Mentoring Program for Girls End of Year event on April 26 at the George Washington Carver Community Center. And School Board member Dr. Colleen Conklin and Bunnell City Councilman John Rogers closed the event.

AAMP graduated 19 high school seniors and hosted the largest audience in program history. Flagler Palm Coast High School's Emerald Achievers and Matanzas High School's Blue Diamonds stood to take oaths to continue to strive for success and excellence.

The Flagler County Education Foundation sponsor the event. Program coordinators Maryiotti Johnson and Rashawnda Lloyd-Miller said they look forward to the growth of the program throughout Flagler Schools.