Franklin High School is pleased to announce that 2 students from the graduating class of 2022 have been designated as Illinois State Scholars: Brayden Colwell and Matthew Crow.
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC), the state’s college access and financial aid agency, presents this important recognition of academic achievement to exceptional Illinois high school students annually. This year, more than 17,340 honorees join the other outstanding students who have been honored since the designation was first introduced in 1958.
http://www.isac.org/
Congratulations to our December Rock Star Teachers!
Elementary - Kara Smith
Jr-Sr High - Rebecca Reed
The high school boys basketball game schedule for tonight, January 4th, has been cancelled.
Attention to high school gentlemen interested in playing baseball this year:
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Attention High School ladies interested in playing soccer: Tomorrow we will be starting open gym for girls soccer. It will be at North Mac Elementary School gym from 4:00-5:30. We will go every Tuesday and Thursday until the season starts.
#ViperNation is proud!
Lady Vipers finished 3rd in the Carlinville Holiday Tournament! And Kenna Bixby made the All Tournament Team!
Vipers fought hard from Day One of the Waverly Holiday Tournament to make their way to the 5th place game! And Matt Crow made the All Tournament Team!
Vipers Cheer won 4th place in the cheer competition at the Waverly Holiday Tournament!
Well done ladies and gentlemen!!
Work hard. Work together. Vipers Pride!
December Student of the Month
Notice of Public Hearing
January 4, 2022
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Mr. Bonjean’s 7th graders successfully passed the Constitution Test. Mr. Bonjean said “I can’t remember the last time everyone passed the test on the initial effort. I am very proud of the 7th grade. The 88.1% average, I am reasonably sure that’s the highest average in the 13 years I have been giving the test.” Well done 7th graders. We are proud of you!
TikTok letter to parents
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No HSBB freshmen game tomorrow night. JV starts at 6pm. Varsity follows. Game is in Waverly. Bring a new toy for the Toys for Tots drive and get in free!!
December 21st lunch menu change: Hot Pockets, Corn, Peaches, Breadstick
Food drive update for K-5
K- 16
1st- 6
2nd- 0
3rd- 361
4th- 121
5th- 156
Keep bringing in those items! Final count for the pizza party will be Friday afternoon.
Resolution regarding estimated tax levy amounts.
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The "Fun for Little Ones" event has been postponed until a later date.
Remember to sign up your littles for the JH Cheerleaders Mini Cheer Camp on January 18th from 3:20-5:30. Forms are due on Friday, December 17th.
Any questions, reach out to Coach Willhite at cwillhite@franklinhigh.com
https://docs.google.com/document/d/14CKV7SKNqouHhShd_54ZS16XAxcgDClDFfRmwJUvhjY/edit
Great weekend for South County!! Friday night’s celebration of Rick Smith Court was a night to remember, and then yesterday the 7th grade boys won the Morgan County Conference Tourney and the 8th grade boys got 3rd!! #ViperNation is proud!!!
Franklin Junior and Senior High students. In consideration of the exceptional work by everyone, and the added stress of COVID19 and Mask Mandates this semester, we have decided not to have Semester Exams. Instead of Final Exams, our students will be using December 20th and 21st as community service days. Our amazing staff are busily planning activities where our students can make positive contributions to our community residents. Examples of service projects for the days are: raking leaves for those not able to tend to their lawns, make Christmas Cards and craft activities for nursing homes, go shopping, purchase gifts, wrap and deliver to students and families in need, purchase food items and deliver a delicious Christmas dinner to families in need, and many more. Our purchases will be made possible by those who donated to the District Needy Student Fund. We are also asking for input from the community should you know someone that needs their Holiday Season brightened. All you need to do is call the High School Office and give us a name. We will take it from there. Help us “make the season bright” for those community members in need.