The funding, secured with the advocacy of state Rep. Jeff Roy, will help transform the current library into a Library and Innovation Commons.
Read the entire article here: https://41518511.hs-sites.com/franklin-public-schools-secures-150k-innovation-grant-to-redesign-modernize-middle-school-library
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The visit was part of a growing partnership between FHS and the ECDC over the past three years.
Read the entire article here: https://41518511.hs-sites.com/franklin-high-school-students-share-original-childrens-books-with-ecdc-learners
Your April School Committee Newsletter is here! Stay informed & connected.
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On March 17th, we served a local hake fish bake district-wide, featuring fresh catch from the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Students at Lincoln St. School also enjoyed a hands-on seafood learning table, where they could see and touch local species harvested right here in Massachusetts.
We’re hiring! 🍎🩺
Franklin Public Schools is seeking caring, flexible Substitute School Nurses to support our students on an as-needed basis. This is a great opportunity to make a meaningful impact while working in a supportive school community.
In this role, you will:
✔️ Provide primary and emergency care to students
✔️ Assess student health needs and maintain accurate records
✔️ Administer medications in accordance with state guidelines
✔️ Support staff with student health information
✔️ Cover school health offices and attend field trips as needed
✔️ Help promote a safe and healthy school environment
Qualifications:
• Active Massachusetts RN license
• CPR/AED certification
• Experience with children or in a school setting preferred
If you’re passionate about student wellness and looking for flexible work, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply today: https://www.schoolspring.com/jobdetail?jobId=5602472
We are excited to announce that the FHS Science National Honor Society will be hosting Family Science Night on 4/9/26 from 5:30-8 PM, and we would love for your students and families to join us!
For one evening, the high school will be transformed into a pop-up children’s science museum. This free event offers PK-6 students the opportunity to engage directly with our Science National Honor Society students through a wide variety of hands-on demonstrations and interactive activities.
All are welcome to attend!
On March 6, special guests from across Franklin Public Schools and the community visited the Pond Street and Oak Street Early Childhood Education Center locations to continue the annual tradition of reading to Franklin’s youngest learners during Read Across America Week. This yearly event is a memorable experience for students that fosters a love of reading through shared stories across the Franklin community.
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FRANKLIN — Franklin High School is proud to share that freshman Marina Zaki recently won third place at the Poetry Out Loud state final.
Poetry Out Loud is a national arts education program that encourages the study of poetry through a recitation competition for high school students. Participants memorize and recite poems selected from the Poetry Out Loud database and are judged based on their physical presence, voice and articulation, interpretation, evidence of understanding and overall performance.
Read the entire article here: https://41518511.hs-sites.com/franklin-high-school-freshman-wins-third-place-in-poetry-out-loud-state-final
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Last week, our cafeterias were transformed into a local BBQ smokehouse! We treated students at the Elementary Schools on Thursday and the MS/HS on Friday to a true labor of love: 16-hour slow-cooked beef brisket.
We started by hand-rubbing each cut with a signature blend of mustard and savory spices before letting it cook low and slow until it was melt-in-your-mouth tender. Even better? We’re proud to partner with our neighbors at Weatherlow Farms in Westport, MA, to bring high-quality, grass-fed beef straight from their pastures to our students' plates!
On March 2 we celebrated Dr. Seuss’s Birthday with a Green Eggs and Ham meal at the Franklin Elementary Schools. We also did a lucky tray and gave out Dr. Seuss books as prizes. Our staff joined in the fun and dressed up like Cat in the Hat!
Gavin is one of about 15,000 students across the nation chosen as a finalist. Throughout March, NMSC will select 6,930 students from the pool of finalists to win National Merit Scholarships totaling nearly $26 million.
Read the entire article here: https://41518511.hs-sites.com/franklin-high-school-student-named-finalist-for-national-merit-scholarship-award
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After the visit, when connecting with teachers, they all echoed the same sentiments. They commented on how passionate, well-prepared, and confident the students were, and how naturally they connected with our second graders. The lesson was engaging and interactive, and it was clear how much care and preparation went into their work.
I value these partnerships and growing opportunities for students to connect across grade levels. Experiences like this are incredibly meaningful.
FRANKLIN — The Washington Street K-2 School has been selected to participate in the Winter/Spring 2026 Early Literacy High-Dosage Tutoring initiative through the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to offer targeted, evidence-based reading support to first and second grade students.
Read the entire article here: https://41518511.hs-sites.com/franklins-washington-street-k-2-school-selected-for-state-supported-early-literacy-tutoring-program
Eighth-grade students learned more about Franklin High School athletics by visiting booths representing over 30 teams and speaking with current athletes during Panther Pride Night. (Photo Courtesy Franklin Public Schools)
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