Our Spring screening dates for the 2025-2026 school year are April 25th, May 9th, and May 20th, 2025. Once the screening is complete, families are informed if their child is eligible to receive interventions in an area of concern or if the family is eligible based on household income, pending income verification. You can schedule an appointment using this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfiw9G76A5xWHJBZbnnNflU2ekZNuODNWvJXR-hRMreUjyZQA/viewform
If you are the parent or guardian of a 3 or 4-year-old child that you believe could be at risk for educational failure, please schedule a screening using this form.
Please email Stephanie Emberton or call 502-695-6700 for questions.
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Franklin County School Community,
The State Journal published a fantastic article today about our school calendar! We appreciate their efforts in keeping our community informed. There was a small typo in the article, so here’s a friendly reminder:
🔔 March 14th, 2025 is an FCS District Staff Day with no student attendance.
🔔 March 17th, 2025 our schools will be open and in session as a make-up day.
Franklin County Schools will have NTI Day #8 tomorrow, Thursday, February 20, 2025. ASP’s will be open.
Stay safe!
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2/15/2025
Happy National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
Today, we celebrate and honor the incredible School Resource Officers (SROs) who work tirelessly to keep our schools safe and foster positive relationships within our communities. Their dedication, bravery, and commitment to our students and staff make a significant difference every day.
Let's take a moment to thank our SROs for their hard work and unwavering support. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are truly grateful for everything you do.
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2.14.2025
Superintendent Mark Kopp had the opportunity to meet with Congressman James Comer today. The meeting, hosted by the Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) in Frankfort, brought together many of our area's superintendents. They engaged in discussions about current legislative actions and funding for public schools, advocating for the needs of our educational institutions.
We extend our gratitude to Congressman Comer for his continued support of public education.
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🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 🎙️
Ever wondered how young leaders balance school, entrepreneurship, and community service? Meet Elle Bevington and Stephen Lemon, our star student board members from Franklin County High School and Western Hills High School!
✨ Elle Bevington: Senior, class president, and entrepreneur running her own gift shop, Neat Down South. From an empty corner of her parents’ dealership to a bustling shop full of school spirit wear and last-minute treasures!
🍴 Stephen Lemon: Junior, dual-enrollment student, and culinary enthusiast sharing his adventures on YouTube as Chef Lemonhead. Tune in to hear about his favorite steak sandwich and how his channel fuels his passion for cooking!
Join us for a lively chat where they reveal their secrets to juggling it all and making a real impact in their schools. From student leadership and entrepreneurial endeavors to personal growth, this episode promises a hearty serving of inspiration straight from the lives of two of Franklin County's brightest young minds.
🎧 Listen now and get inspired by how they're bridging the gap between students and the Board of Education, ensuring every student voice is heard! Listen on Buzz Sprout or on your favorite podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2230503/episodes/16598738-empowering-student-voices-with-elle-bevington-and-stephen-lemon
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We are hiring bus drivers + monitors!
Looking for a flexible schedule? Look no further! A school bus driving or monitor position might be the right fit for you!
No CDL? No problem. We have in-house training to help you become certified.
Please go here: https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/ and search for Bus!
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