The All Night Party Committee is looking to share information on how you can help the Class for 2022 party - Mar 31 - 7 PM

Dear Franklin Families, 

The Franklin HS All Night Party is a tradition started in 1990 that has provided our graduated seniors a safe and fun event to celebrate their high school experience one last time as classmates. The graduates enjoy a fun-filled night that includes games, prizes, food, DJ, and a hypnotist show. Due to the pandemic, we unfortunately have not been able to hold this event for the past two years, but the All Night Party (ANP) Committee is ready to bring this incredible event back for our upcoming Class of 2022 graduates and future FHS graduating classes. 

The All Night Party Committee would like to welcome families of new and returning students to join our team. Whether your son or daughter is an elementary or middle school student, Freshman, Sophomore or Junior the All Night Party committee needs you now. Your involvement contributes to the support of the present senior class and guarantees the continuation of this tradition for your future seniors. 

Once again we will be transforming the Horace Mann Middle School into a magical experience. To do this it takes the hard work of numerous volunteers and the support of the school community and business partnerships to make this event a success. The party takes place after the seniors finish their graduation starting at 11pm on June 3rd. 

We will be holding a VIRTUAL informational and initial planning meeting for all interested volunteers at 7 PM on MARCH 31, 2022 via Google Meet. Following this informational meeting there will be a volunteer and donation form shared with the community. 

• Google Meet Link for 3/31/22 at 7 PM: https://meet.google.com/ohs-jswj-zjx
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/franklinallnightparty
• Updated web page: https://fhsallnightparty.com/

This event is one of the great traditions of the Franklin Community. We can’t hold this event without the support of all of our community partners and residents. We hope that you are able to join us at 7 PM, MARCH 31 to hear about how we can make this year special for the 2022 graduates and graduates to come. 

Thank you, 

Franklin All Night Party Committee

 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FHS_PCC/status/1503543779009126404

View the message online ->    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OvOBBezBfuSAbmwn1mL9ZAB-sNjtqPqnhuLTLh0SV4k/edit?usp=sharing

All Night Party returns for Class of 2022

All Night Party returns for Class of 2022

March 13, 2022 

Dear Franklin Families, 

The Franklin HS All Night Party is a tradition started in 1990 that has provided our graduated seniors a safe and fun event to celebrate their high school experience one last time as classmates. The graduates enjoy a fun-filled night that includes games, prizes, food, DJ, and a hypnotist show. Due to the pandemic, we unfortunately have not been able to hold this event for the past two years, but the All Night Party (ANP) Committee is ready to bring this incredible event back for our upcoming Class of 2022 graduates and future FHS graduating classes. 

The All Night Party Committee would like to welcome families of new and returning students to join our team. Whether your son or daughter is an elementary or middle school student, Freshman, Sophomore or Junior the All Night Party committee needs you now. Your involvement contributes to the support of the present senior class and guarantees the continuation of this tradition for your future seniors. 

Once again we will be transforming the Horace Mann Middle School into a magical experience. To do this it takes the hard work of numerous volunteers and the support of the school community and business partnerships to make this event a success. The party takes place after the seniors finish their graduation starting at 11pm on June 3rd. 

We will be holding a VIRTUAL informational and initial planning meeting for all interested volunteers at 7PM on MARCH 31, 2022 via Google Meet. Following this informational meeting there will be a volunteer and donation form shared with the community. 

• Google Meet Link for 3/31 at 7pm: https://meet.google.com/ohs-jswj-zjx
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/franklinallnightparty

This event is one of the great traditions of the Franklin Community. We can’t hold this event without the support of all of our community partners and residents. We hope that you are able to join us at 7pm, MARCH 31st to hear about how we can make this year special for the 2022 graduates and graduates to come. 

Thank you, 

Franklin All Night Party Committee

 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FHS_PCC/status/1503543779009126404

View the message online ->    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OvOBBezBfuSAbmwn1mL9ZAB-sNjtqPqnhuLTLh0SV4k/edit?usp=sharing

All Night Party returns for Class of 2022

Job Search Event for Recent College Graduates

Via Ed Lawrence:

In addition to my library, outplacement, and Mass Council on Aging work, I partner with my town's Natick Service Council to assist local residents. Here is a flyer for an upcoming workshop.

Please share this info with any person you feel could benefit.

To Register:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAuduispzsqGtPtlfpicVzhF0SCodbLEt8j

The Brack Center is thrilled to host another workshop for recent or upcoming college graduates to discuss how to be successful in the workplace.

Transitioning from school life to a career can be surprisingly difficult.

There are some obvious and less than obvious things that you can do in your job that will help you get through the initial learning curve, kickstart your career, and ensure your success.

Join our managers and HR experts on Wednesday December 1st at 3:00 PM to hear their advice on what you can do to accelerate career development and what missteps to avoid. 

Job Search Event for Recent College Graduates

Tri-County RVT High School 42nd Graduation Ceremony - June 6, 2021

Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School officially gave 221 diplomas during the school’s 42nd graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 6th.

Superintendent-Director, Stephen Dockray, was joined on stage by School Committee Chair Brian Mushnick of Norfolk, Principal Michael Procaccini, Vocational Director Cathie Rebelo, Director of Special Education John Martin, Class Valedictorian Vivienne Seested of Franklin, Class Salutatorian Gerard (Ace) Ayotte, III of Seekonk, and. Class President Jennavive Barber of North Attleboro.

“You have made it to today despite a world-wide pandemic happening around you for the past 15 months. You have had to adapt continually over your last two school years here at Tri-County. This is a skill set that will serve you well in future years,” Superintendent-Director Stephen Dockray said. “Class of 2021, you did it! You should be SO proud of yourselves. It may not have been an easy road, but you made it!”

During her inspiring Valedictory speech, Seested spoke about Tri-County’s motto, “Work Hard, Today Counts,” and encouraged her classmates to “Work hard, work smart. Your yesterday, today, and tomorrow count.”

Barber’s Class President speech saluted her graduating classmates by saying, “Among us are electricians who powered light to hospitals, IT experts who fixed students’ Chromebooks during distance learning, and even healthcare workers who took care of COVID patients. We may have not had a normal high school experience, but as a vocational school, we did something bigger; we impacted the world in ways teenagers have never done before. We were unlike any others before us; we were unprecedented.”

Tri-County RVT High School 42nd Graduation Ceremony - June 6, 2021

Several students were awarded local scholarships and tool awards totaling $82,100 available exclusively to Tri-County students during the ceremony. Similar to scholarships, tool awards are given by local businesses, civic organizations, and families to aid students entering the workforce to purchase tools for their trade.

One of the largest scholarships awarded is the Dean College scholarship given annually to one Tri-County graduate. Anna Weidman, an Engineering Career Program graduate from Franklin, has been awarded a $36,000 tuition scholarship to Dean College for the 2021-2022 academic year. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years/eight semesters of attendance at Dean College. This is the twenty-third year that Dean College has awarded a scholarship to a Tri-County Regional student.

This year, Digital Federal Credit Union granted $10,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors. 

The Tri-County graduation was held on a stage designed and constructed by the teachers and students of our Carpentry Program. The new stage will be used for years to come, and their hard work is much appreciated.

Many Tri-County graduates will further their education by attending a university or post-secondary education. Others will enter the workforce with the certifications and skills gained throughout their high school career, and five Tri-County graduates plan to enter into the U.S. Military.

 

graduation was held on a stage designed and constructed by the teachers and students of our Carpentry Program

Franklin High School: Newsletter and 2 Graduation Video Recaps

Check out the latest FHS Student Newsletter!  

Newsletter -> https://t.co/3bruc21Kjb @FranklinPSNews @FHSPantherbook #PantherPride  

Shared from Twitter -> https://t.co/oUiBzlTZkA

Watch "Up Up & Away, Franklin's Class of 2021" on YouTube

Video link -> https://youtu.be/HuHCFdJUILM

Watch "FHS 2021 Graduation Recap" on YouTube
video link ->  https://youtu.be/fHWC3VMZhG8

 

Franklin High School: Newsletter 

Franklin.tv: Congrats to the Grads of 2021

They have persevered through a year like no other.  
by Pete Fasciano, Executive Director, Franklin●TV and wfpr●fm

Well, they did it. The Senior Class of 2021 has officially graduated and brought an end to a school year that was anything but normal. The year was all about being patient – adapting to unpredictable events. So too, the ceremonies were very much like the year. Facing the possibility of a rainout, the outdoor field ceremonies were held off by two hours to let the threatening clouds pass. Being patient – adapting to unpredictable events.

As in years past, at the end the students would march out in recession to meet families in the parking lot.  Didn’t happen.  Instead, their families immediately ran to meet them on the field. No more patience. They and their families became the unpredictable event – in the very best sense. Just like that – their year was done.

Thanks to our stalwart TV crew 

Thanks to our stalwart TV crew (I don’t get to use the word ‘stalwart’ often)  - Keith Palmieri, Chris Flynn, Scott Tooker, Li Wang, Chris Leverone and Bill Hurley, we adapted and navigated our way through the festivities as an unpredictable event. Clearly, this year’s Franklin Seniors are now well prepared to do the same.

And –  as always –
Thank you for listening to wfpr●fm. 
And, thank you for watching

Get this week's program guide for Franklin TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) online

http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf  or for archive purposes

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vdxYpcW2bylksWWKoTGhP4AjUZ4xf60j/view?usp=sharing

Franklin Public Schools, MA: Class of 2021 Graduation Ceremony is delayed until 7:00 PM (Jun 4, 2021)

Franklin Public Schools, MA (@FranklinPSNews) tweeted on Fri, Jun 04, 2021:

The Class of 2021 Graduation Ceremony is postponed until 7:00 pm tonight (originally scheduled for 5pm). The Car Parade begins Sat, June 5th at 10:40am. We hope to see you cheering on our graduates tomorrow and we are looking forward to honoring their accomplishments tonight! https://t.co/NBOPWUMTfe

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranklinPSNews/status/1400865800135790596

Additional details -> https://www.franklinps.net/fhs/urgent-alerts/graduation-start-time-has-been-pushed-700-pm-tonight-friday-june-4th-gates-will

Franklin Public Schools, MA: Class of 2021 Graduation Ceremony is postponed until 7:00 PM

Panther TV - Franklin High School 2021 Graduation Preshow (video)

Franklin High School 2021 Graduation Preshow - June 4, 2021

Video link => https://youtu.be/m1g0ZQQwoKc

 

FHS PCC: Attention parents, Senior Car Parade can use your help

FHS PCC (@FHS_PCC) tweeted on Fri, May 28, 2021

Attention parents, Senior Car Parade can use your help
Signup form -> https://t.co/FZLWoV3QMY 

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FHS_PCC/status/1398376995550072839

FHS PCC: Attention parents, Senior Car Parade can use your help

Franklin High School: Car Parade Schedule for June 5, 2021

FranklinHighSchool (@FranklinHS) tweeted on Fri, May 21, 2021:

What are you doing on Saturday, June 5th at 11am? 

Coming out to celebrate the Senior class we hope!! 

@FranklinPSNews @FranklinMatters #PantherPride https://t.co/NY8LcHRrwJ

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranklinHS/status/1395818442784223235

Car Parade Schedule for June 5, 2021

FHS Graduation 2021! It’s an Outdoor Affair

by Pete Fasciano, Executive Director  05/16/2021

We began our preparations for FHS Panther Graduation 2021 several weeks ago. Every year it is our most ‘mission critical’ program, and we take many steps to ensure the event’s success as best we can. Given that it’s live, happens once, and more than 400 graduating students have extended families and friends who are eager to watch either on cable or on our Franklin Pride live stream.

No pressure.

Prior to the pandemic we had our technical setup and production routine down pretty well. Even then, we took nothing for granted. In 2020? Well, we all know what happened. We had to record the graduation proceedings carefully over three days while all graduates were socially (and chronologically) distanced.  Editing over 400 student moments timely into the final program also was a challenge.

Last year gave us a new celebration – The Panther Car Parade. We covered it live on wfpr●fm 102.9, and this year it’s back by popular demand. We plan to carry the parade live on Comcast 96, Verizon 28, video streaming and on the radio as well.

We’ll be everywhere – in your TV set, your computer, your smartphone and your radio. The Panther Car Parade will take place the day after graduation.

Currently, graduation itself will be outdoors, live from Panther Field on Friday evening at 5 PM. Of necessity, it will be a simpler affair. No procession or recession. No live band or chorus. The customary stage will be set on the track in front of the bleachers. The entire field will provide seating for graduates and their families, clustered in pods – socially distanced groups of five.  The give-n-get is that, although the ceremonies are simplified, the grads do get to sit with family.

In the event that the weather doesn’t cooperate, both events will shift by one day.
You can watch all the festivities – live – on our Franklin Pride Channel, Comcast 96 or Verizon 28. You can also listen – live – on wfpr●fm 102.9. We will also repeat both events the following week and post them to our Video-on-Demand service where you may also download as you wish – to have and to hold.

And –  as always –
Thank you for listening to wfpr●fm. 

And, thank you for watching. 

Get this week's program guide for Franklin TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) online

http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf  or for archive purposes  https://drive.google.com/file/d/16ONt3eFsrOlO8ztiNv4yjUjfeI3UmOfK/view?usp=sharing

"From the Panther Car Parade in 2020

Franklin High School News: Important Information and Dates - May - June 2021

School News: Important Information and Dates

May-June 2021

• GRADUATION Information Page updated as new information becomes available
• Important AP Exam schedule update! Click here to view the new AP Exam schedule
• NHS Info Session Slideshow presentation>>HERE
• Drop off and pick up locations map for FHS Families dropping students off at school daily

FHS calendar at a glance

May 11            -MCAS ELA for current 10th graders (Remote students must be in their assigned room at FHS by 7:35AM;arrange to be picked up@11 AM)

May 12            -MCAS ELA for current 10th graders (Remote students must be in their assigned room at FHS by 7:35AM;arrange to be picked up@11 AM)

May 13            -MCAS Math for current 10th graders (Remote students must be in their assigned room at FHS by 7:35AM;arrange to be picked up@11 AM)

May 14            -MCAS Math for current 10th graders (Remote students must be in their assigned room at FHS by 7:35AM;arrange to be picked up@11 AM)

May 14            -Music Awards Night @6:30 PM in the FHS Cafeteria

May 19            -Jazz Cafe- @6:00 PM (rain date May 20th) -Click here for in person tickets and live stream information

May 25            -Senior Final Exams (A & B)

May 26            -Senior Final Exams (F & G)

May 26th         -Senior Chromebook & charger return 10 AM to 1:00 PM in front of the FHS building

May 27            -Senior Final Exams (D & E)

May 27th         -Senior Chromebook & charger return 10 AM to 1:00 PM in front of the FHS building

May 27            -Oskey presented by the FHS Theater Dept. @ 7:30 PM

May 28            -Senior Final Exam (C & Make up)

May 28th         -Senior Chromebook & charger return 10 AM to 1:00 PM in front of the FHS building

May 31            -No School Memorial Day

June 1-3          -Senior Week Activities click HERE to view and print schedule for Senior Week

June 1             -Prom #1 for class of 2021 (click here for contract)-arrive at Lake Pearl at 6:00PM, noone admitted after 6:30 PM.

June 2             -Prom# 2 for class of 2021 (click here for contract)-arrive at Lake Pearl at 6:00PM, noone admitted after 6:30 PM.

June 4             -FHS Graduation @ 5 PM (rain date Saturday June 5th) Click for Graduation Information page

June 5             -Graduate Car Parade 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (starting from different locations-information coming soon)

June 8, 9         -Bio MCAS for Grade 9

June 8-11        -MCAS ELA and MATH for those 11th graders opting to take the exams

June 16           -Final Exam for 9th, 10th, 11th grade (E)

June 17           -Final Exams for 9th, 10th, 11th grade (F & G)

June 18           -Final Exams for 9th, 10th, 11th grade (A & B)

June 21           -Final exams for 9th,10th, and 11th grade students (C & D)

June 22           -Last day of school- Make up final exams only; students do not have to attend if they have no make-up exams

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Snow Days:

1. Tuesday, February 2nd 

 

Shared from the FHS Page -> https://www.franklinps.net/fhs/news/school-news-important-information-and-dates

Franklin High School News: Important Information and Dates - May - June 2021

Dean College scheduled to hold 2 Commencements on Saturday, May 8

"The Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Town of Franklin have approved a safe and acceptable plan for your Commencement. The Class of 2021 Commencement Ceremony will be held in front of Dean Hall, along Awpie Way, on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at 10:00 AM. Attendees will be limited to degree candidates and two (2) guests per graduate. Regrettably, we cannot offer the opportunity to invite more than two guests per graduate. Livestream options will be available here the day of the ceremony for graduates, family and friends who are unable to attend in person.

Class of 2020, please visit the 154th Commencement exercises page for up-to-date information" (scheduled for 3:00 PM)

Class of 2020 info

https://www.dean.edu/alumni/commencement/commencement-for-2020-graduates/

Class of 2021 info 

https://www.dean.edu/alumni/commencement/

setting up for commencement in the rain on Wednesday

FHS "Adopt A Senior for 2021" active now

To all FHS Senior families:

A fun Facebook page was created last month by a few Senior parents, called FHS Adopt A Senior. Hope you’ve joined the page & have started helping these Seniors celebrate their upcoming graduation. This is a great Senior class!! 

2021 Lawn Signs: 

Also, on that Facebook page is information if you want to order lawn signs that you may be seeing popping up all over Franklin. Just wanted to share, in case you are looking for the info. Updates are regularly posted on the FHS Adopt A Senior Facebook page, for orders & pickup details.

Adopt a Senior -> It is a private group    https://www.facebook.com/groups/425922005162988

Shared from Facebook: 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/121835879824/permalink/10158576684129825/

FHS "Adopt A Senior for 2021" active now

Town of Franklin, MA: new grant program for MA businesses

"A new grant program is available for Massachusetts businesses from @MassGCC. Applications open tomorrow at noon.  Find details here https://t.co/mY1d6or3gg"

@FranklinDowntwn @franklinculture

Shared from Twitter: https://twitter.com/TOFranklinMA/status/1344330442313527296?s=03

Town of Franklin, MA:  new grant program for MA businesses

FM #315 FHS Class of 2020 Graduation Shout Outs (audio)

FM #315 = This is the Franklin Matters radio show, number 315 in the series.

This session shares the FHS Class of 2020 Graduation Shout Outs collected as the graduates and family members arrived to record their walk across the stage in June. Some of these shout outs were used in the broadcast of the parade. This recording makes all of the shout outs available.

The statement runs just about 30 minutes, so let’s listen to FHS Class of 2020 Shout Outs.  Audio file = https://www.hipcast.com/podcast/HZyFFgtK




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FHS Graduation - Class of 2020 - https://youtu.be/TWHQVJgffQk
FHS Parade - https://youtu.be/A891JM1TwGU

These three programs freely available for Video On Demand

We have recently completed the final release versions of programs for the FHS 2020 Graduation. They will be shown on our cable channels for several weeks according to our weekly schedule. These TV Program files are also available for downloading in high-definition at these links.

• Senior Awards = http://tbf.me/a/BwXVZ5 (4 GB)
• Car Parade = http://tbf.me/a/BVmlpJ (5 GB)
• Graduation = http://tbf.me/a/CFR8yf (12 GB)

Just enter these links into your browser and download/save the files to your computer. These are lengthy TV programs, and downloading may take some time, depending on your internet speed. These programs will remain available for free downloading until July 23rd.


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FM #315 FHS Class of 2020 Graduation Shout Outs

In the News: "Katie Cashin makes immediate splash at Drew University"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"On Feb. 16 in Germantown, Md., Katie Cashin stood on a podium. It had become a familiar feeling for Cashin, just as it was for the man who inspired her to start swimming: Olympic legend Michael Phelps. 

The former Franklin High standout holds five school records with the Panthers. Now, she is a rising sophomore at Drew University, and she made quite a splash while setting new records in her first year at the Madison, N.J., school. 

In her freshman year, Cashin was named the Landmark Conference Women’s Rookie of the Year after a season in which she won four gold medals in addition to a silver and a bronze. She followed in the footsteps of two-time conference Swimmer of the Year Mal Vishwanath, who had claimed the league’s Rookie of the Year three years prior. 

“Seeing Katie stand where I stood three years ago just brought a feeling of such pride,” said Vishwanath, who is from Bangalore, India."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/sports/20200717/franklin-raised-swimmer-katie-cashin-makes-immediate-splash-at-drew-university

Colleen Gordon (@ms_gordo) tweeted at 0:15 PM on Fri, Jul 17, 2020:
"Go Katie!! Well deserved praise for this most talented, hardest working and humblest of student-athletes. The definition of a #neverquit attitude.  👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #pantherpride @FHSPantherbook @FHSSports @FranklinMatters"

https://t.co/GWo7ST1UwH
(https://twitter.com/ms_gordo/status/1284159878391648257?s=03)

Missed seeing the FHS 2020 graduation? Still time to watch or download

The FHS Class of 2020 graduation, awards, and parade videos are still running on Franklin.TV. You can also download the complete video file for each until July 23.

Franklin All-Access 
Comcast Channel 8; Verizon Channel 26

Sunday
12:00 PM FHS Graduation 2020
04:00 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

Monday
08:00 AM FHS Graduation 2020
03:30 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

Tuesday
07:30 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Wednesday
08:30 AM FHS Senior Awards 2020
05:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020

Thursday
11:00 AM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Saturday
04:00 PM FHS Graduation 2020

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These three programs freely available for Video On Demand

We have recently completed the final release versions of programs for the FHS 2020 Graduation. They will be shown on our cable channels for several weeks according to our weekly schedule. These TV Program files are also available for downloading in high-definition at these links.

• Senior Awards = http://tbf.me/a/BwXVZ5 (4 GB)
• Car Parade = http://tbf.me/a/BVmlpJ (5 GB)
• Graduation = http://tbf.me/a/CFR8yf (12 GB)

Just enter these links into your browser and download/save the files to your computer. These are lengthy TV programs, and downloading may take some time, depending on your internet speed. These programs will remain available for free downloading until July 23rd.

Missed seeing the FHS 2020 graduation? Still time to watch or download

Pantherbook: "The Graduation Parade: Reflecting and Looking Forward"

From Pantherbook we share the following:

"Throughout a challenging, confusing ending to their final year of high school, the class of 2020 showcased their resilience in many ways. Their effort to make the most of the year was visible in carefully crafted music videos, an Instagram account dedicated to the graduating class, and a parade and virtual graduation.

This graduation parade, which was put together with the hard work of the class officers and admin, was an amazing success. The Town Common was packed with family, friends, and community members. A fun environment of celebration was created with decorated cars, music from a radio station, and even the shooting of confetti.

When speaking with the graduates in the weeks after the parade, there was an overwhelmingly positive response. While this certainly wasn’t the expected ending to their senior year, many graduates looked on the bright side, and some even said the parade was better than a regular graduation ceremony. Graduate Megan Torrey said, “The parade was honestly one of the best experiences of my life. I’m so grateful for what the Town of Franklin has done for us to make our senior year so special.”

The Franklin community certainly showed up to help these graduates celebrate, and it was well deserved. Whereas tickets are very limited in a regular graduation ceremony, the parade was beneficial because the whole town could come out to cheer on the seniors. It also offered the seniors the chance to see and reconnect with their teachers from elementary, middle, and high school years."

Continue to read the article at Pantherbook
https://franklinpanthers.us/top-stories/2020/06/25/the-graduation-parade-reflecting-and-looking-forward/

Picked up by Franklin radar via Twitter:
https://twitter.com/FHSPantherbook/status/1276177344298979329?s=09

Franklin All-Access 
Comcast Channel 8; Verizon Channel 26

Saturday
04:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020

Franklin Pride 
Comcast Channel 96; Verizon Channel 28

Friday
01:30 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Saturday
03:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020
09:30 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

The full schedule can be found in the TV guide for this week
http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf

"The Graduation Parade: Reflecting and Looking Forward"

FHS Parade and Graduation video schedule on Franklin TV

Franklin All-Access 
Comcast Channel 8; Verizon Channel 26

Sunday
12:00 PM FHS Graduation 2020
04:00 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

Monday
08:00 AM FHS Graduation 2020
03:30 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

Tuesday
07:30 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Wednesday
08:30 AM FHS Senior Awards 2020
05:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020

Thursday
11:00 AM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Saturday
04:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020

Franklin Pride 
Comcast Channel 96; Verizon Channel 28

Sunday
03:31 PM FHS Car Parade 2020
09:00 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Monday
05:34 PM FHS Graduation 2020

Tuesday
09:01 AM FHS Graduation 2020

Wednesday
11:00 AM FHS Senior Awards 2020
06:30 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

Thursday
08:00 AM FHS Graduation 2020
04:30 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Friday
01:30 PM FHS Senior Awards 2020

Saturday
03:30 PM FHS Graduation 2020
09:30 PM FHS Car Parade 2020

The full schedule can be found in the TV guide for this week
http://franklin.tv/programguide.pdf

Or for historical record
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KMG9O5MPDqDtTs5Mc6-i20g-MRm-PWpK/view?usp=sharing

FHS Parade and Graduation video schedule on Franklin TV