FRANKLIN PHONETIC SCHOOL

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 INCLEMENT WEATHER

We follow BOTH the Prescott School District AND the Humboldt School District inclement weather delay schedules. If either school has a delay or cancellation then we will too!

Inclement Weather Information Prescott

Inclement Weather Information Humboldt

Jr. High Qtr. 1 Honor Roll and Principal's List

Events Calendar

January

16  Report Cards

18  100th Day of School

21  Martin Luther King Day NO SCHOOL

22 NAZ Suns Kids Day Game

29 Aerospace Challenge ASU Polytech

31 K-1st Musical 1pm and 7pm

February

21 NAU Jazz Festival

21 3rd Grade Fieldtrip

23 ES/JH S&E, NACBOF Auditions

      Select Band Students

March

3 Project Citizen State Capital

4 Band Disneyland trip

11-15 Spring Break NO SCHOOL

26 ABODA Band Festival Wind Ensemble

27-29 P/T Conferences

April

1-10 AZ Merit Testing

6 Science Olympiad State ASU

13 PV Family Arts Festival Jazz Band and Art Show

15-17 8th Grade Catalina Island trip

19 NO SCHOOL

23 Choir Concert 1 and 7pm

25 21st Century Showcase

26 Sunnyslope Performance Wind Ensemble

30 Franklin Band Concert ALL Bands 1 and 7pm

May

3-4 NAZ Honor Band Select Students

11 Prescott Valley Days Parade Wind Endemble

13 Science Olympiad Show and tell

15 Elem. Awards 9-11am

15 Jr High Awards 1-2:30pm

17 Student Co. Wet N Wild Trip

20-22 Early Release

21 8th Grade Promotion 7pm

Regular Schedule:

AMK: 8:15 - 11:15

PMK: 12:15 - 3:15

1st-3rd: 8:15 - 3:00

4th-5th: 8:00 - 3:00

Jr. High: 8:00 - 3:30

 * All Fridays are Early Release

Early Release Schedule:

Kindergarten: 8:15 - 11:15

1st - 3rd: 8:15 - 11:45

4th - 5th: 8:00 - 12:10

Jr. High: 8:00 12:15 

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The Mission of Franklin Phonetic Primary School is to prepare students with academic skills and personal attributes that will allow them to be successful in their future college and career choices. Students will be able to perform grade appropriate tasks in all academic areas.

Reading proficiency is strongly emphasized as it is the foundational skill upon which many other academic competencies are built. Our school strives to ensure that all children meet and surpass prescribed grade level expectations.

Children will learn to study, behave appropriately, and value learning as they are taught in an existing, orderly classroom enviroment. By involving parents and including fine arts and foreign language instruction within the curriculum, the school strives to meet the needs of all students and please all families, including those who favor a more traditional approach to education.





Athletic Exception to the dress code

The following items are exceptions to the dress code and may be worn ONLY during athletic practices: Spandex/ Compression shorts mid thigh length, athletic leggings, yoga pants.

As of August 20, 2015

Local Wellness Policy

*Under the Federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001, Title 1 Schools are required to provide parent notification when a teacher does not meet the requirements of a highly qualified professional as outlined in NCLB legislation. While Franklin has never had to report employment of a non-highly qualified teacher, we do make information available to all parents concerning teacher qualifications.  If, at anytime, you wish to review the professional qualifications of any of our teachers or staff members, please visit the Jr. High office. We will be glad to direct you to the folder containing all of this info.*

Pursuant to ARS 38-431.02, Franklin School hereby states that all notices of meetings will be noted in the school newsletter and on this website. Such notices will indicate the date, time and place of the meeting. Meeting agendas will be posted in the office window at least 24 hours prior to meetings.

Dear Parents,
   Staff resumes are available in a binder in the Junior High office for your viewing at any time persuant to ARS 15-341.

Title VI Discrimination Notice