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Wednesday, September 26, 2018
MassBudget: Massachusetts' progress towards health insurance for all stalls
Reminder: 8th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk - Sep 29
The St. Mary’s St. Vincent de Paul will be holding its 8th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk. The Walk, 1 ½ or 3 miles, is our only fund raiser. SVdP members offer help to all Franklin residents in their time of need. Your support enables us to provide this assistance. Last year we were able to help 186 families.
Registration will begin between 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM in the Benjamin Franklin Charter School parking lot on Pleasant Street and then the walk will begin there at 9:00 AM rain or shine.
Please walk with us in fellowship and contribute to our drive with generosity. To make this Walk better than ever, go to www.fopwalk.org where you can either join the Walk or make a donation.
8th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk
Sponsored by St. Mary’s St. Vincent de Paul Society
September 29, 2018
8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Registration will begin between 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM in the Benjamin Franklin Charter School parking lot on Pleasant Street and then the walk will begin there at 9:00 AM rain or shine.
Please walk with us in fellowship and contribute to our drive with generosity. To make this Walk better than ever, go to www.fopwalk.org where you can either join the Walk or make a donation.
Join together, with family and friends
to make our Walk better than ever!
Sponsored by St. Mary’s St. Vincent de Paul Society
September 29, 2018
8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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| 8th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk - Sep 29 |
In the News: FHS trip to Europe approved; FHS students hear independent candidate for Senate
From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/franklin-school-committee-approves-europe-trip
The School Committee did vote 7-0 to approve this trip
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2018/09/live-reporting-discussion-action-items.html
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/us-senate-candidate-visits-with-franklin-students
For more details about Shiva as an independent candidate https://shiva4senate.com/
"For the first time since 2014, the school department is allowing students to travel abroad.
The School Committee granted permission Tuesday for Franklin High School to pursue its planning for a trip to Europe.
High School history teacher Michael Walsh said the trip will be 10 heavy-hitting days, visiting places such as Berlin, Prague, Krakow and Budapest, and making stops at historic locations like Auschwitz.
“The School Committee seemed as if it was just hitting pause on travel,” Walsh said. “The China trip (in 2014) went off without a hitch, and I think, for us, we haven’t been pushing travel recently.”Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/franklin-school-committee-approves-europe-trip
The School Committee did vote 7-0 to approve this trip
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2018/09/live-reporting-discussion-action-items.html
"U.S. Senate candidate Shiva Ayyadurai is neither a Democrat nor a Republican. And that’s what teacher Michael Walsh had in mind when he invited him to speak to his AP government politics students.
Ayyadurai, an Indian-born scientist and entrepreneur who is running as an independent against incumbent Democrat Elizabeth Warren and Republican Geoff Diehl, made a stop at Franklin High School on Tuesday afternoon, speaking to two Advanced Placement senior classes about his stance on today’s politics and how young voters should approach the next election.
“You guys, I would argue, are the tip of the spear in the independents’ movement,” said Ayyadurai, 54. “I want everyone here to get out there and vote, if you can, and we’re here to teach you more.”
Walsh said the importance of bringing an independent candidate on campus to express his views is paramount to his coursework, and to understanding more than just the Republican and Democratic perspectives in the political world."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/us-senate-candidate-visits-with-franklin-students
For more details about Shiva as an independent candidate https://shiva4senate.com/
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| Mike Walsh introducing Dr Shiva (photo via @r_raugusta) |
Excited to hear Dr. Shiva speak to or AP Gov students about his experiences campaigning for MA Senate. Thanks @MockWalsh for coordinating and introducing. @va_shiva pic.twitter.com/Aa4DGxLn8Y— RAugusta (@r_raugusta) September 25, 2018
In the News: Article 1 Ballot Question; first gubernatorial debate set for Oct 9
From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/nurses-hospitals-split-on-ballot-measure-in-massachusetts
For an independent review of the Article 1 question and issues covering both sides https://www.cirmass.org/the-2018-citizens-statement
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/first-governor-debate-planned-for-oct-9
"Nora Watts wakes up at 4:50 a.m. on days she’s working.
The 66-year-old gets up, dresses and goes to the gym because she wants to ensure she’s in-shape enough to perform her duties as a nurse at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
“I’m not a spring chicken anymore,” Watt said. “I want to make sure I stay strong and healthy.”
The job has become more difficult and more dangerous in recent years, Watts said, in part because nurses – like herself – are being asked to care for more patients at a time than Watts believes is responsible."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/nurses-hospitals-split-on-ballot-measure-in-massachusetts
For an independent review of the Article 1 question and issues covering both sides https://www.cirmass.org/the-2018-citizens-statement
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| an independent review of the Article 1 question and issues covering both sides |
"The first gubernatorial debate between Gov. Charlie Baker and Democratic challenger Jay Gonzalez will take place in two weeks on the night of Oct. 9, with WBZ-TV host Jon Keller as moderator, according to campaign officials familiar with debate negotiations between the two candidates.
The televised debate at 8 p.m. will be one of three debates this cycle, and represents a potential turning point for Gonzalez, who continues to trail Baker in the polls and fundraising while also suffering from low name recognition.
Days after the primary, Baker’s campaign announced that he had agreed to three televised debates against his general election opponent. Gonzalez had been pushing for more debates, and Baker received some criticism for turning down invitations to debate in western Massachusetts."
Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180925/first-governor-debate-planned-for-oct-9
Attention - Franklin Residents: Job Opportunities
Job Opportunities
- Police Patrol Officer - candidates must be graduates of the Full-time Basic Massachusetts Police Training Committee (MPTC) Academy or equivalent
- Firefighter/Paramedics - The Town of Franklin's Fire Department is in the Massachusetts Civil Service system.
- If you are currently a Firefighter/Paramedic in a Civil Service community and are interested in working for Franklin, send a resume and cover letter to apply@franklinma.gov.
- Please note: new hires must have and maintain a paramedic certification and complete an Associate's Degree within 5 years of the date they are hired.
If you do not have a resume, you may send a completed Application for Employment instead.
http://www.franklinma.gov/human-resources/files/application-employment-town-franklin
http://www.franklinma.gov/human-resources/files/application-employment-town-franklin
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| Attention - Franklin Residents: Job Opportunities |
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Live reporting: Consent Agenda to Closing
7. Consent Agenda
a. Minutes
I recommend approval of the minutes from your September 11, 2018 School Committee meeting.
b. Elementary School Improvement Plans
I recommend adoption of the Elementary School Improvement Plans for the following schools as presented:
c. Oak Street Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $1,232.00 from the Oak St. PCC for field trips as detailed.
d. Keller Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $3,891.00 from the Keller PCC for field trips as detailed.
e. RMS Recurring Field Trip
I recommend approval of the recurring field trip request of Mr. Fitzgerald to take 25 RMS students to Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, NH on October 20, 2018 as detailed.
motion to accept consent agenda, seconded, passed 7-0
8. Payment of Bills Dr. Bergen
9. Payroll Mrs. Douglas
10. Correspondence - none
11. Executive Session
a. Strategy with respect to collective bargaining.
motion to enter executive session not to return to open meeting
passed 7-0
12. Adjournment
The documents released for this agenda can be found on the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinps.net/district/meeting-packets/pages/september-25-2018-packet-documents
a. Minutes
I recommend approval of the minutes from your September 11, 2018 School Committee meeting.
b. Elementary School Improvement Plans
I recommend adoption of the Elementary School Improvement Plans for the following schools as presented:
- F. X. O’Regan Early Childhood Development Center
- Davis Thayer Elementary School
- Jefferson Elementary School
- Helen Keller Elementary School
- John F. Kennedy Elementary School
- Oak Street Elementary School
- Gerald M. Parmenter Elementary School
c. Oak Street Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $1,232.00 from the Oak St. PCC for field trips as detailed.
d. Keller Gift
I recommend acceptance of a check for $3,891.00 from the Keller PCC for field trips as detailed.
e. RMS Recurring Field Trip
I recommend approval of the recurring field trip request of Mr. Fitzgerald to take 25 RMS students to Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, NH on October 20, 2018 as detailed.
motion to accept consent agenda, seconded, passed 7-0
8. Payment of Bills Dr. Bergen
9. Payroll Mrs. Douglas
10. Correspondence - none
11. Executive Session
a. Strategy with respect to collective bargaining.
motion to enter executive session not to return to open meeting
passed 7-0
The documents released for this agenda can be found on the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinps.net/district/meeting-packets/pages/september-25-2018-packet-documents
Live reporting: Information Matters
4. Discussion Only Items
5. Information Matters
a. School Committee Sub-Committee Reports
Budget
pre-meeting for the Joint Budget Subcommittee meeting scheduled for Weds
Community Relations
past coffee at Senior Center, a real fun meeting to have
next up at Oct 3, FHS Library
homework policy theme
meeting to talk about social media, newsletter
tie to the Senior Center, calendar linking to the community
at the Harvest Festival - Oct 13
looking for shift help from 11-4 to help man the booth
Policy
next meeting Oct 17, 7:00
Transportation
Public Schools Advocacy
meeting Tue, Oct 2 at Franklin TV
Ad Hoc Superintendent’s Evaluation
b. School Committee Liaison Reports
Joint PCC
importance of volunteers, hot days at Davis Thayer - how to deal with, work underway
importance of school councils
Substance Abuse Task Force
meeting in Nov
School Wellness Advisory Council [SWAC]
met at FHS, reviewed the calendar for the year, to establish new goals
looking to expand some goals for continuity and equity sake
looking for strong goals rather than multiple goals
same three goals as District and looking to link with SEL goals to avoid redundancy
School Start Times Advisory Committee [SSTAC]
survey coming out
research says to change, options to be reviewed
busing would be required under the proposals
busing could be more efficient per the bus company, three tiers would be done with less buses total if start times were enough apart
MASC
delegate resolution to bring forward for discussion
6. New Business
a. To discuss any future agenda items
next meeting to be a workshop format
committee self evaluation
superintendent goals
official enrollment as of Oct 1
5. Information Matters
a. School Committee Sub-Committee Reports
Budget
pre-meeting for the Joint Budget Subcommittee meeting scheduled for Weds
Community Relations
past coffee at Senior Center, a real fun meeting to have
next up at Oct 3, FHS Library
homework policy theme
meeting to talk about social media, newsletter
tie to the Senior Center, calendar linking to the community
at the Harvest Festival - Oct 13
looking for shift help from 11-4 to help man the booth
Policy
next meeting Oct 17, 7:00
Public Schools Advocacy
meeting Tue, Oct 2 at Franklin TV
b. School Committee Liaison Reports
Joint PCC
importance of volunteers, hot days at Davis Thayer - how to deal with, work underway
importance of school councils
Substance Abuse Task Force
meeting in Nov
School Wellness Advisory Council [SWAC]
met at FHS, reviewed the calendar for the year, to establish new goals
looking to expand some goals for continuity and equity sake
looking for strong goals rather than multiple goals
same three goals as District and looking to link with SEL goals to avoid redundancy
School Start Times Advisory Committee [SSTAC]
survey coming out
research says to change, options to be reviewed
busing would be required under the proposals
busing could be more efficient per the bus company, three tiers would be done with less buses total if start times were enough apart
MASC
delegate resolution to bring forward for discussion
6. New Business
a. To discuss any future agenda items
next meeting to be a workshop format
committee self evaluation
superintendent goals
official enrollment as of Oct 1
Live reporting: Discussion - Action Items
3. Discussion / Action Items
a. Policy – First Reading
I recommend approval of moving the following policies to a second reading as
discussed:
motion to move to 2nd reading, second, passed 7-0
b. Policy – Second Reading
I recommend adoption of Policy BA – School Committee Operational Goals as
discussed
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
c. Concession Stand
I recommend acceptance of the Concession Stand at Franklin High School valued
at $210,800.00 from various donors as discussed.
Ryan Jette, Wayne, Mike Socci
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
without guidance and leadership of Ahern and Nutting it would not have been accomplished
the concession trailer needed to be replaced and with the new school, updated field, it was time to do so
DPW Water division (water and sewer connections)
DPW Grounds (all landscaping)
Mike D'Angelo, Facilities (up to standard for other buildings)
Gus Brown, Building Inspector
Board of Health inspected and approved
additional landscape work remains
d. FHS Europe Trip Proposal
I recommend approval of the request of Mr. Walsh and Mr. McCarthy to take FHS
students to Berlin, Prague, Krakow (Auschwitz) and Budapest from June 23, 2019
through July 3, 2019 as detailed.
Education First (EF) could be accessible for someone who requires assistance
fund raising could be tight due to the time frame, linking to other teachers who have done similar trips
fund raising would be competing with all the other clubs and sports at FHS
opportunities for specific curriculum tie ins US History, AP, World History, etc.
limited to current high school students
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
a. Policy – First Reading
I recommend approval of moving the following policies to a second reading as
discussed:
motion to move to 2nd reading, second, passed 7-0
- NEW JFABE – Educational Opportunities for Military Children
- NEW JFABF – Educational Opportunities for Children in Foster Care
- BCA – School Committee Member Ethics
b. Policy – Second Reading
I recommend adoption of Policy BA – School Committee Operational Goals as
discussed
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
c. Concession Stand
I recommend acceptance of the Concession Stand at Franklin High School valued
at $210,800.00 from various donors as discussed.
Ryan Jette, Wayne, Mike Socci
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
without guidance and leadership of Ahern and Nutting it would not have been accomplished
the concession trailer needed to be replaced and with the new school, updated field, it was time to do so
DPW Water division (water and sewer connections)
DPW Grounds (all landscaping)
Mike D'Angelo, Facilities (up to standard for other buildings)
Gus Brown, Building Inspector
Board of Health inspected and approved
additional landscape work remains
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| new concession stand at Franklin High School |
d. FHS Europe Trip Proposal
I recommend approval of the request of Mr. Walsh and Mr. McCarthy to take FHS
students to Berlin, Prague, Krakow (Auschwitz) and Budapest from June 23, 2019
through July 3, 2019 as detailed.
Education First (EF) could be accessible for someone who requires assistance
fund raising could be tight due to the time frame, linking to other teachers who have done similar trips
fund raising would be competing with all the other clubs and sports at FHS
opportunities for specific curriculum tie ins US History, AP, World History, etc.
limited to current high school students
motion to approve, second, passed 7-0
Live Reporting: Elementary School Improvement Plans
2. Guests / Presentations
a. Elementary School Improvement Plans
i. ECDC
Kelty Kelly, Principal
"Big Day for Pre K"
honors developmental appropriate practice
seeing increase of students with autism needs
ii. Davis Thayer
iii. Jefferson
iv. Keller
v. JF Kennedy
vi. Oak Street
vii. Parmenter
The listing of principals by school can be found on the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinps.net/district/about-us/pages/school-principals
partnering with Franklin Food Pantry for weekend backpack program to provide additional food for those in need
(Note: C Douglas arrives)
MA Personalized Learning Network (MAPLE)
PD Your Way - at Parmenter, professional development your way
ICE - intervention, correction and enrichment
new Schools webpage now available, faculty figuring out how to do things with the new page
leveraging Twitter for communications with links back to the school page
Keller Kids Calls - positive calls home for the student
Q - on MAPLE
teachers can use it to provide some differentiated learning on particular topics, about student engagement, where are they coming from, not just where we are coming from
Q - examples of SEL skills for elementary students
resiliency would be one, multiple opportunities to identify the skills, hopefully they'll find self confidence and what tools they can use to self regulate
first PD day was focused for teachers and staff how to take care of themselves first
social studies curriculum overdue for an update but teachers are integrating current events and other items as they can
a. Elementary School Improvement Plans
i. ECDC
Kelty Kelly, Principal
"Big Day for Pre K"
honors developmental appropriate practice
seeing increase of students with autism needs
Kelty Kelly, Principal of ECDC, leads off the elementary improvement plan discussion tonight #schcom0925 pic.twitter.com/uY22lVr739— Steve Sherlock (@FranklinMatters) September 25, 2018
ii. Davis Thayer
iii. Jefferson
iv. Keller
v. JF Kennedy
vi. Oak Street
vii. Parmenter
The listing of principals by school can be found on the Town of Franklin page
https://www.franklinps.net/district/about-us/pages/school-principals
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| elementary school principals ready to provide an update on the improvement plans |
(Note: C Douglas arrives)
MA Personalized Learning Network (MAPLE)
PD Your Way - at Parmenter, professional development your way
ICE - intervention, correction and enrichment
new Schools webpage now available, faculty figuring out how to do things with the new page
leveraging Twitter for communications with links back to the school page
Keller Kids Calls - positive calls home for the student
Q - on MAPLE
teachers can use it to provide some differentiated learning on particular topics, about student engagement, where are they coming from, not just where we are coming from
Q - examples of SEL skills for elementary students
resiliency would be one, multiple opportunities to identify the skills, hopefully they'll find self confidence and what tools they can use to self regulate
first PD day was focused for teachers and staff how to take care of themselves first
social studies curriculum overdue for an update but teachers are integrating current events and other items as they can
Live Reporting: School Committee - Sep 25,2018
Present: Feeley, Linden, Scofield, Bergen, Schultz, Zub
Absent: Douglas
1. Routine Business
a. Review of Agenda
b. Citizen’s Comments
Moving into normal pace, Friday football is also the best buddies game
teacher appreciation game as well
planning for a club fair for underclassmen to view the opportunities on each of the clubs available
Unified basketball practice has started
homecoming dance, Sat - football game on Fri
planning for the neon dance
fire drill first one last week, getting 2000 out of the building
volleyball team ranked 2nd in the State and currently undefeated
d. Superintendent’s Report
Dr Edwards attending conference tonight, professional development
follow up on the Horace Mann middle school auditorium, interior courrtyard flooded due to rain last week from a blocked vent, lower front of auditorium water damage as well as stage floor
work underway to repair sheet rock, etc.
FPS participated in Cultural District site visit
really exciting opportunity to collaborate across the town
Absent: Douglas
1. Routine Business
a. Review of Agenda
b. Citizen’s Comments
i. In the spirit of open communication, “the School Committee will hear public comment not related to an agenda item at the beginning of each regular School Committee Meeting. The Committee will listen to, but not respond to any comment made. A Committee member may add an agenda item to a future meeting as a result of a citizen comment” – from Policy BEDHc. FHS Student Representative Comments
Moving into normal pace, Friday football is also the best buddies game
teacher appreciation game as well
planning for a club fair for underclassmen to view the opportunities on each of the clubs available
Unified basketball practice has started
homecoming dance, Sat - football game on Fri
planning for the neon dance
fire drill first one last week, getting 2000 out of the building
volleyball team ranked 2nd in the State and currently undefeated
d. Superintendent’s Report
Dr Edwards attending conference tonight, professional development
follow up on the Horace Mann middle school auditorium, interior courrtyard flooded due to rain last week from a blocked vent, lower front of auditorium water damage as well as stage floor
work underway to repair sheet rock, etc.
FPS participated in Cultural District site visit
really exciting opportunity to collaborate across the town
Joint Budget Subcommittee Meeting - Agenda - Sep 26, 2018
Franklin Town Council/School Committee/Finance Committee
Joint Budget Subcommittee
September 26, 2018 - 5:30 PM
Municipal Building, 3rd Floor Training Room
355 East Central Street, Franklin
Agenda
1. FY 19 Budget Update
2. FY 19 Capital Budget – Due Nov 9, 2018
3. School Committee Information Update
4. FY 2020 Budget
5. Next steps
Proposed FY 20 Budget Timeline
- Department request (includes Schools) reviews complete by mid-February
- Pension assessment - January
- State aid announced end of January
- Assessments: MECC, Tri County, Norfolk County – February
- Health Insurance- Late Feb/March
- General insurance - mid – March
- School Committee Public Hearing
- Fin Comm reviews budget late March, early April
- Town Council budget hearing late May
You can view/download the agenda document from the Town of Franklin page
http://www.franklinma.gov/sites/franklinma/files/news/joint_budget_subcommittee.pdf
Note: there are two pages to the agenda document
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| work on the Historical Museum had started last year and is finally continuing this year |
Five year fiscal forecast
http://www.franklinma.gov/sites/franklinma/files/uploads/five_year_fiscal_forecast_fy17-fy21.pdf
Town of Franklin budget page
http://www.franklinma.gov/town-budget
Franklin Garden Club Hosts Speaker on Hostas - Oct 2
Bob Trainor, owner of Garden Tech Horticultural Services of Walpole, MA, will speak on the “The Wonderful World of Hostas” at the Tuesday, October 2, meeting of the Franklin Garden Club.
The meeting will be held at the Franklin Senior Center, 10 Daniel McCahill Street, Franklin, from 7:00 – 9:00 PM, beginning with an informal social at 6:30 PM. It is open to members of the public at no charge.
Trainor, who established his company 20 years ago, is a horticulturist, nurseryman, and landscape designer with 40 years of experience in the green industry. He will speak on how to select the best varieties of hostas and integrate them into the landscape.
A MA Certified Horticulturist and MA Certified Landscape Professional, he has won numerous awards for landscape design, customer service, and community beautification projects. His passion is learning about the ever-expanding pallet of plant varieties available for use in landscapes and sharing that knowledge with both beginner and experienced gardeners, alike.
The meeting will be held at the Franklin Senior Center, 10 Daniel McCahill Street, Franklin, from 7:00 – 9:00 PM, beginning with an informal social at 6:30 PM. It is open to members of the public at no charge.
Trainor, who established his company 20 years ago, is a horticulturist, nurseryman, and landscape designer with 40 years of experience in the green industry. He will speak on how to select the best varieties of hostas and integrate them into the landscape.
A MA Certified Horticulturist and MA Certified Landscape Professional, he has won numerous awards for landscape design, customer service, and community beautification projects. His passion is learning about the ever-expanding pallet of plant varieties available for use in landscapes and sharing that knowledge with both beginner and experienced gardeners, alike.
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| Franklin Garden Club Hosts Speaker on Hostas - Oct 2 |
FHS volleyball and girls soccer post wins, field hockey ties on Monday
Via HockomockSports and Twitter, we share the results of the FHS fall sports action on Monday, Sep 24.
Boys Soccer = Taunton, 3 @ Franklin, 0 – Final
– Taunton exploded for three goals in the second half to pick up its second straight win. Alec Nunes scored the game-winner in the 52nd minute, taking a pass from Kyle Aubin and blasting a shot from range to put the Tigers ahead 1-0. Mateusz Hagemajer scored the next two goals, first off an assist from Brett Beaulieu in the 55th minute and then unassisted in the 67th minute. THS coach Taylor Whitters said Liam Crowley and Charlie Fiske also played well for the Tigers while Nolan Melo recorded his second shutout of the season.
Girls Soccer = Franklin, 4 @ Taunton, 0 – Final
– Sydney St. Marie scored a pair of goals, Calen Frongillo had a pair of assists and Hailey Toolin had a goal and an assist for the Panthers. Stella Regan also had a goal and Sabrina Addi had an assist in the win.
Field Hockey = Taunton, 2 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– Taunton rallied from a 2-0 deficit to grab a point on the road with the draw. Goals from Cassi Ronan (from Regan Paterson) and Amanda Lewandowski (from Stephanie Bell) put the Panthers ahead 2-0 at halftime. But Taunton scored twice in the second, tying the game with 10 minutes to go. Lauren Torres (from Jillian Pagliuca) made it a one goal game and then Alana Tavares tied the game. Emma Sheehan had five saves in net for the Tigers. THS head coach Liz Hathaway praised the work of her defense, including Skylar Rheaume, who made a big defensive save for Taunton.
Volleyball = Taunton, 0 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
For the other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/mondays-schedule-scoreboard-09-24-18/
Boys Soccer = Taunton, 3 @ Franklin, 0 – Final
– Taunton exploded for three goals in the second half to pick up its second straight win. Alec Nunes scored the game-winner in the 52nd minute, taking a pass from Kyle Aubin and blasting a shot from range to put the Tigers ahead 1-0. Mateusz Hagemajer scored the next two goals, first off an assist from Brett Beaulieu in the 55th minute and then unassisted in the 67th minute. THS coach Taylor Whitters said Liam Crowley and Charlie Fiske also played well for the Tigers while Nolan Melo recorded his second shutout of the season.
Girls Soccer = Franklin, 4 @ Taunton, 0 – Final
– Sydney St. Marie scored a pair of goals, Calen Frongillo had a pair of assists and Hailey Toolin had a goal and an assist for the Panthers. Stella Regan also had a goal and Sabrina Addi had an assist in the win.
Field Hockey = Taunton, 2 @ Franklin, 2 – Final
– Taunton rallied from a 2-0 deficit to grab a point on the road with the draw. Goals from Cassi Ronan (from Regan Paterson) and Amanda Lewandowski (from Stephanie Bell) put the Panthers ahead 2-0 at halftime. But Taunton scored twice in the second, tying the game with 10 minutes to go. Lauren Torres (from Jillian Pagliuca) made it a one goal game and then Alana Tavares tied the game. Emma Sheehan had five saves in net for the Tigers. THS head coach Liz Hathaway praised the work of her defense, including Skylar Rheaume, who made a big defensive save for Taunton.
Volleyball = Taunton, 0 @ Franklin, 3 – Final
For the other results around the Hockomock League
https://hockomocksports.com/mondays-schedule-scoreboard-09-24-18/
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| FHS volleyball and girls soccer post wins, field hockey ties on Monday |
And via the Twitterverse
https://twitter.com/FranklinMatters/lists/fhs-sportsVarsity had a tough battle against a very defensive Taunton team.... final score 2-2.... scoring for Franklin was Cassi R assist from Regan P and 2nd goal scored by Amanda L assisted by Stephanie B.... Anna J had 1 save in net and E-Val had a FANTASTIC defensive save!— Franklin HS Field Hockey (@FHS_FH_02038) September 25, 2018
🎉 Congrats to the JV Team for their 1-0 WIN vs Taunton!! Goal scored by Lily K!! Still undefeated!!! WTG 🏑💕🎉😃— Franklin HS Field Hockey (@FHS_FH_02038) September 25, 2018
🎉🏑 A great win for the FHS Frosh FH Team!! The girls beat Taunton 13-0 w/6 diff ppl scoring... 3 Hat Tricks 🎩 scored by Jill F, Caroline G, & Elizabeth S...Amanda P w/2 goals..Mia R & Maura C each w/ 1 goal.. Assists go to Olivia S, Maura w/2, Jill w/1, Caroline w/1, Mia w/4— Franklin HS Field Hockey (@FHS_FH_02038) September 25, 2018
great win over Taunton today! final score 4-0. goals by Syd (2), Stella, and Hailey. assists by Calen (2), Hailey, and Sabrina. G2 goes to Sami!! nice job today girls!— FHS Girls Varsity Soccer (@fhsgvsoccer) September 25, 2018
Hard fought 3 game match vs. Taunton! 25-22, 25-27, 25-13. Nice job JV ♡ pic.twitter.com/U12SyXspTs— Sandy Sauer (@FHSCoachSandy) September 24, 2018
Thank you to all the golfers that came out & supported the FHS baseball program during our inaugural golf fundraiser yesterday. It was an amazing day & a lot of fun. Thank you to the players, parents, alumni & boosters for putting together such a special event! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/5oWFM67Jxh— FHS Baseball (@FHSCoachZBrown) September 24, 2018
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