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Chloe Long (second from right) with her brother, Dylan; mom, Amy; and sister, Brianna. Photo by Brent Woronoff
Chloe Long, center, receives applause from family members when she is announced as a Leaders 4 Life Fellowship winner. Photo by Brent Woronoff
From left, FPC Principal Bobby Bossardet; Flagler Schools Superintendent LaShakia Moore; FPC Guidance Chair Phil DeAugustino; Dylan, Amy and Brianna Long; Tim and Linette Smith; Chloe Long; Judge Andrea Totten; and Flagler County Education Foundation's Selina Hernandez and Teresa Rizzo. Photo by Brent Woronoff
Flagler Palm Coast High School band members applaud when Chloe Long is announced as one of six Leaders 4 Life Fellows in Florida. By Brent Woronoff
Leaders 4 Life Fellow Chloe Long and her Take Stock in Children mentor, Flagler County Court Judge Andrea Totten. Photo by Brent Woronoff
Chloe Long with her family, from left: Dylan, Amy, Brianna and Chloe Long and grandparents Tim and Linette Smith. Photo by Brent Woronoff
Two years ago, Flagler Palm Coast High School’s Dylan Long became the first Flagler County student to be awarded a Take Stock in Children Leaders 4 Life Fellowship.
On Friday, Jan. 19, Dylan’s sister, Chloe Long, was honored as the county’s second Leaders 4 Life Fellow.
“I’m very excited,” Chloe Long said after a procession of district and school administrators, Chloe’s family and her Take Stock in Children mentor — Flagler County Judge Andrea Totten — walked in on her band class and “surprised” her with the news, bringing doughnuts for her bandmates.
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