Franklin Public Schools: Important Information and Dates

Important Information and Dates

Fall 2020

Click HERE for FHS schedule for online learning

FHS Chromebook Insurance will be available for purchase soon. An email will be sent to all families when the Chromebook Insurance payment portal has opened. 

FHS calendar items at a glance:

 

September 25th- Half day of school PDD day

September 28th- No School Yom Kippur

October 7th-        Half Day of School PDD day

October 12th       No School -Columbus Day

November 3rd     No School Election Day/PDD Day

November 10th   Parent Conferences

November 11th   No School Veteran's Day

November 12th   Parent Conferences

November 19th:  FHS begins Hybrid learning

November 25, 26, 27th- No School Thanksgiving Break

 

• Franklin Public Schools School Re-Opening website click HERE to view
• Principal's Page<< watch Mr. Hanna's video updates 
• Student Parking Registration is now open. Click HERE to have your 11th or 12th grade student register with their school google account.
• New to Franklin? Or Need to change your address? Click HERE to go to the New Student Registration/Change of address page
• Need to withdraw your student from Franklin High School? Click HERE for instructions
• Having troubles with your Chromebook ? Complete this Tech Remote Support form and someone will contact you to help

The difference between Home Schooling and Remote Learning from the Office of Teaching and Learning:

Home Schooling is an available option for some families who wish to provide every aspect of their child's education. To begin a home schooling, you must notify the Office of Teaching and Learning (annually) of your intent to homeschool, prior to the start of the school year. The requirements involve preparing an educational plan for approval by the Franklin Public Schools. Assessment/progress results will also need to be submitted and approved at the end of the school year. Upon approval of a homeschool plan, your child will be withdrawn from the Franklin Public Schools and the resources associated with the Franklin Public Schools will no longer be available to you. This includes, but is not limited to, curriculum materials, books, and Chromebooks. 

It is important to note that home schooling is different from remote learning. The remote learning model is being provided to all students enrolled in the Franklin Public Schools during the pandemic. This encompasses curriculum, instruction, assessment, and materials provided by the Franklin Public Schools for all students. Teachers are assigned to teach classes as they typically would in person. Students will complete a full day of education at home that is a blend of online learning, class facetime with peers and teacher(s), and independent work. When schools are able to transition back to either a hybrid or fully in-person model of instruction, all students engaged in remote learning will be a part of that transition back to school. 

If you decide to homeschool your child, you will need to provide a letter of intent, along with an educational plan for the 2020 - 2021 school year to Franklin Public Schools by September 4, 2020..  You can email this information to Dr. Joyce Edwards, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching & Learning,  at:  edwardsj@franklinps.net   Once Dr. Edwards reviews your plan and approves it, we will send you a confirmation via email.

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Graduation 2020 information

Photos taken inside the Gym will be on Gradimages.com (you need to register to see them)

Photos take outside:

SMUGMUG photos from Day 1 June 1st

SMUGMUG photos from Day 2 June 2nd

SMUGMUG photos from Day 3 June 3rd

Franklin Public Schools: Important Information and Dates