Flagstone State Community College is a state high school situated on fifteen hectares in Flagstone, five kilometres from Jimboomba township, in the city of Logan. Established in 2002, Flagstone State Community College has approximately 800 students, 60 teachers and 40 non-teaching staff. Students attending Flagstone State Community College travel from the south-west suburbs of Logan City and the northern Beaudesert area - Jimboomba, Flagstone, Greenbank, Maclean, Logan Village. The major feeder primary schools to the College include: Flagstone State School, Jimboomba State School and Greenbank State School. The College vision and motto 'Inspirational Teaching, Inspired Learning' focuses on our goal of highly skilling our teachers to engage our students in a love of learning that will inspire and direct their passage through our school and beyond. Our values - Integrity, Nurture, Success, Pride, Independence, Respect, Empowerment - are at the core of all school decision-making. Our purpose is to INSPIRE our students to become: respectful of themselves and others; confident, skilled and knowledgeable, empowered to make a positive contribution to society; optimistic, resourceful and resilient, equipped to meet the challenges of an uncertain future; lifelong learners, able to think critically, taking the knowledge and skills learned in school with them into the future. Students study both academic and vocational curriculum and participate in a wide range of sports and cultural activities. Although a young school, our college has already amassed many fine achievements and has established a tradition of excellent teaching and learning. Our College is characterised by innovative curriculum which emphasises the development of abilities for prospering in the real world. We have an active learning program based on personal responsibility for learning and behaviour and real-life learning. The school links with the community for mutual capacity building and a rich variety of pathways to future employment, personal..