The Franklin MA High School Science Department offers a very wide array of courses in many scientific fields. The curriculum reads like a college’s: classes range from biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences (geology, meteorology, oceanography, and astronomy), and environmental science to sequenced courses in electronics, scientific research, and engineering. The science labs at the Franklin, [...]
Franklin, MA High School
Here’s some very basic, introductory information about the Franklin, MA Public High School:
Franklin High School
218 Oak Street
Franklin, Massachusetts 02038
(508) 528-5600
Link to a very good web site maintained by the Town of Franklin concerning the Franklin, MA High School:
You can find schedules and events for Franklin, MA High School athletics by visiting:
http://www.highschoolsports.net/
Please see the posts below for more helpful information about the High School in Franklin, MA!
From the category archives:
High School
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[post_content] => Franklin, MA celebrated the upcoming start of construction of the new Franklin High School with a ground breaking ceremony held earlier this week at the site of the new school.
Beautiful day for the ground breaking ceremony
A warm fall sun shone from beautiful blue skies . . .
as shovels full of dirt were tossed and . . .
the Franklin High Lyricals and Pep Band performed for onlookers.
Video of events
Speeches were made by a number of politicians, the chairs of both the school board and school building committee, and the executive director of the state School Building Authority.
Here is a video of some of the day’s events, including some of the notable comments presented by Tom Mercer, the chair of the Franklin School Building Committee:
Highlights of the new High School
Construction will begin later this month with occupancy of the 306,543 gross square foot facility scheduled for Fall 2014.
With a designated enrollment of 1,650 students, the school will cost approximately $86.7 million. Franklin’s share of the cost is projected to be approximately $47 million with Massachusetts picking up the rest of the tab – quite a bargain for Franklin!
The facility will be home to state-of-the-art instructional labs that will accommodate all the major sciences including chemistry, physics and biology. The deplorable science labs at the current high school presented an especially compelling reason to approve the new school.
Coupled with the labs will be innovative long-term science and research project rooms designed to enhance instruction and encourage collaborative learning.
There will also be a beautiful 800+ seat auditorium, bringing with it significant upgrades to and expansion of practice and storage space for drama, band and choral programs.
The new high school in Franklin, MA was very much needed and will be an educational showpiece for the town for years to come!
Copyright ©2012 02038.com
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[post_content] => Voters in Franklin, MA have overwhelmingly approved construction of the much-needed new Franklin High School. In a town-wide vote held today, residents approved a $47 million debt exclusion to fund the town’s share of the estimated $104.5 million cost of the gorgeous new facility.
Ready in 2014
The new school will be ready for occupancy August 2014.
The facility will be located near the current high school which eventually will be torn down.
Beautiful complex
The facility will be a fully furnished and equipped 21st century high school. In addition to the school, there will be an 830-seat auditorium/theater
and a 17,700-square-foot gym with 6,000-square-feet-indoor walking track.
Construction is slated to start in the fall 2012.
Replaces worn-out school complex
The existing High School is approximately 40 years old and in deplorable shape. Building the new school was a true no-brainer!
This vote is a major plus for Franklin and is something all town residents should be very proud of!
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[post_content] => The public tour at the Franklin, MA High School held this week was a real eye opener. The public got to tour science and computer labs as well as classrooms. They also got a behind the scenes look at locker rooms and administrative and mechanical system areas.
Eye opening views
Conditions in some areas of the facility are barely acceptable while many aspects of the physical plant are outright deplorable!
I left with a strong sense of outrage that anyone could oppose replacing this antiquated relic from the 1970s after seeing what I saw during the tour.
Chemistry and computer labs outdated
The chemistry lab was upsetting: decayed, dilapidated, depressing!
It would seem impossible to teach high school chemistry in such abysmal conditions.
Computer labs marginal
The computer equipment is very dated.
Updating seems difficult due to inadequate wiring.
Many other areas of the facility show debilitation due to age and use.
Mechanical systems are decrepit and roofs leak.
Videos of public tour
Here's a video gallery of conditions at the Franklin, MA High School:
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These videos should give you ample grounds for grave concerns about the High School!
Photo gallery
Please look at the photos below and check back later in the day for more videos.
Wake up Franklin - you need a new high school!
[gallery]
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[post_content] => The electrifying results of the special election to fill Massachusetts’ vacant US Senatorial seat certainly dominated national news on January 20, 2010.
Whatever your political beliefs, you will most likely agree that the upset victory by Republican Scott Brown in such a heavily Democratic state was a watershed event.
Strong Views
The election seemed to galvanize voters in Franklin, MA.
Expressed feelings ran strongly in favor of both the Democratic and Republican candidates in the days leading up to the vote.
Heavy Turnout
Despite cold and snowy weather, voter turnout was very high.
In Franklin, 68 percent of registered voters cast ballots Tuesday.
Voting took place at the Franklin High School Field House on Oak Street in Franklin, Massachusetts.
Summary of local election coverage
Here’s a link to another Franklin blog’s post that collects links to local news coverage of the election published during and immediately after the voting.
As of the writing of this post, no details are available yet on Franklin vote totals for each candidate. Tallies for the town overall and by precinct should be published in coming days.
Let’s hope that both parties and all elected officials will work cooperatively together in 2010 to solve the many challenges facing Massachusetts and the entire country.
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[post_content] => The Franklin MA High School Science Department offers a very wide array of courses in many scientific fields.
The curriculum reads like a college’s: classes range from biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences (geology, meteorology, oceanography, and astronomy), and environmental science to sequenced courses in electronics, scientific research, and engineering.
The science labs at the Franklin, MA High School do need modernization. Plans are being developed for a future renovation of the entire high school facility.
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[post_content] => There's a lot of advanced placement course offerings at the Franklin, MA High School.
AP is offered at Franklin, MA High School in the following courses: Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Science, English Literature, Calculus, Economics, Statistics, U.S. History, European History, French Literature, Spanish Literature, Spanish Language, Art, and Music Theory.
[post_title] => Plenty of Advanced Placement Courses at the Franklin MA High School!
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[post_content] => The Business/Computer Technology classes at the Franklin, MA High School are impressive.
Freshmen can take classes in Geographic Information Systems, Web Page Design and Internet Skills/Computer Applications.
Upperclass courses embrace a wide array of tech courses including: Geographic Information Systems, Web Page Design, Desktop Publishing, Visual Communications, Internet Skills/Computer Applications, and Advanced Computer Applications.
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[post_content] => The Franklin, MA High School does offer a solid curriculum in business studies.
Business offerings at the Frankln, MA High School in the past academic years have been very diverse for a high school. Courses included Accounting I and II, Business Management, Every Day Business Law, Business Contract Law, Entrepreneurship, Investments, Marketing/Distributive Education I and II, and Marketing/Distributive Education/Work.
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[post_content] => The Franklin MA High School Technology Education Department offers several elective courses each semester. Some offerings are year-long.
The Franklin MA High Schools's Technology Education courses focus on teaching students problem solving, research, design, and prototype construction and testing. Topics include construction technologies, communication technologies, and manufacturing technologies.
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[post_content] => Franklin, MA celebrated the upcoming start of construction of the new Franklin High School with a ground breaking ceremony held earlier this week at the site of the new school.
Beautiful day for the ground breaking ceremony
A warm fall sun shone from beautiful blue skies . . .
as shovels full of dirt were tossed and . . .
the Franklin High Lyricals and Pep Band performed for onlookers.
Video of events
Speeches were made by a number of politicians, the chairs of both the school board and school building committee, and the executive director of the state School Building Authority.
Here is a video of some of the day’s events, including some of the notable comments presented by Tom Mercer, the chair of the Franklin School Building Committee:
Highlights of the new High School
Construction will begin later this month with occupancy of the 306,543 gross square foot facility scheduled for Fall 2014.
With a designated enrollment of 1,650 students, the school will cost approximately $86.7 million. Franklin’s share of the cost is projected to be approximately $47 million with Massachusetts picking up the rest of the tab – quite a bargain for Franklin!
The facility will be home to state-of-the-art instructional labs that will accommodate all the major sciences including chemistry, physics and biology. The deplorable science labs at the current high school presented an especially compelling reason to approve the new school.
Coupled with the labs will be innovative long-term science and research project rooms designed to enhance instruction and encourage collaborative learning.
There will also be a beautiful 800+ seat auditorium, bringing with it significant upgrades to and expansion of practice and storage space for drama, band and choral programs.
The new high school in Franklin, MA was very much needed and will be an educational showpiece for the town for years to come!
Copyright ©2012 02038.com
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What Does the Franklin MA High School Science Department Offer?
by Warren Reynolds
Plenty of Advanced Placement Courses at the Franklin MA High School!
by Warren Reynolds
There’s a lot of advanced placement course offerings at the Franklin, MA High School. AP is offered at Franklin, MA High School in the following courses: Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Science, English Literature, Calculus, Economics, Statistics, U.S. History, European History, French Literature, Spanish Literature, Spanish Language, Art, and Music Theory.
Tagged as: Franklin MA High School, Public Schools
How Franklin MA High School Offers Comprehensive Training in Computers.
by Warren Reynolds
The Business/Computer Technology classes at the Franklin, MA High School are impressive. Freshmen can take classes in Geographic Information Systems, Web Page Design and Internet Skills/Computer Applications. Upperclass courses embrace a wide array of tech courses including: Geographic Information Systems, Web Page Design, Desktop Publishing, Visual Communications, Internet Skills/Computer Applications, and Advanced Computer Applications.
Tagged as: Franklin MA High School, Public Schools
Does the Franklin MA High School Offer Business Courses?
by Warren Reynolds
The Franklin, MA High School does offer a solid curriculum in business studies. Business offerings at the Frankln, MA High School in the past academic years have been very diverse for a high school. Courses included Accounting I and II, Business Management, Every Day Business Law, Business Contract Law, Entrepreneurship, Investments, Marketing/Distributive Education I and II, [...]
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What is the Franklin MA High School Technology Education Department?
by Warren Reynolds
The Franklin MA High School Technology Education Department offers several elective courses each semester. Some offerings are year-long. The Franklin MA High Schools’s Technology Education courses focus on teaching students problem solving, research, design, and prototype construction and testing. Topics include construction technologies, communication technologies, and manufacturing technologies.
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New Franklin High School ground breaking celebrated
by Warren Reynolds on October 19, 2012
Franklin, MA celebrated the upcoming start of construction of the new Franklin High School with a ground breaking ceremony held earlier this week at the site of the new school. Beautiful day for the ground breaking ceremony A warm fall sun shone from beautiful blue skies . . . as shovels full of dirt were [...]
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Franklin MA approves new high school
by Warren Reynolds on March 27, 2012
Voters in Franklin, MA have overwhelmingly approved construction of the much-needed new Franklin High School. In a town-wide vote held today, residents approved a $47 million debt exclusion to fund the town’s share of the estimated $104.5 million cost of the gorgeous new facility. Ready in 2014 The new school will be ready for occupancy [...]
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Franklin MA High School woefully inadequate
by Warren Reynolds on March 9, 2012
The public tour at the Franklin, MA High School held this week was a real eye opener. The public got to tour science and computer labs as well as classrooms. They also got a behind the scenes look at locker rooms and administrative and mechanical system areas. Eye opening views Conditions in some areas of [...]
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Special Election turnout high in Franklin, MA
by Warren Reynolds on January 20, 2010
The electrifying results of the special election to fill Massachusetts’ vacant US Senatorial seat certainly dominated national news on January 20, 2010. Whatever your political beliefs, you will most likely agree that the upset victory by Republican Scott Brown in such a heavily Democratic state was a watershed event. Strong Views The election seemed to [...]
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