Franklin High School 2013 Prom Court

 Congratulations! 

Save Your Junk!

As you start your spring cleaning, please save any metal items for the Saber Robotics recycling drive to be held May 18 from 8-12 at Franklin High School.  The list of recyclable items includes copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum cans, aluminum siding, faucets, wires, computers computer monitors (limit 2/vehicle), appliances, gutters, light fixtures, pots and pans – almost anything metal!  (Sorry – no TVs accepted.)

To see more of what is recyclable, visit http://www.actionrecyclers.net/whatsrecyclable/default.htm href="http://www.actionrecyclers.net/whatsrecyclable/default.htm" target=_blank>http://www.actionrecyclers.net/whatsrecyclable/default.htm.  Questions?  Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Kathy at 414-761-0257.

Are you an incoming student to FHS and part of the Class of 2017?  If you missed the Freshmen Preview nights on February 4th & 6th, please click here for a review of the items covered.

Questions?  Call our Student Services office and speak to your student's counselor:

Last names beginning A-F = Diane Gilroy (ext. 2010)

Last names beginning G-L = Katharine Reid (ext. 2011)

Last names beginning M-R = Keith Decker (ext. 2019)

Last names beginning S-Z = Shirley Weir (2012)

Did you miss Junior Parent Night.  Click here to see the information covered.

Franklin High School students participated in an announcement regarding Spread the Word to End the Word on March 4th, 5th and 6th.  March 6th people around the world unite their communities to Spread the Word to End the Word as supporters participate in the 5th Annual Spread the Word to End The Word Awareness Day aiming at ending the hurtful use of the R-word which negatively impacts people with developmental disabilities.  Language affects attitudes.  Attitudes impact actions.  Special Olympics and Best Buddies encourage people all over the world to pledge now to use respectful language and build communities of respect and inclusion for all people.  We requested FHS to sign a banner this week in the cafeteria to support Spread the Word to End the Word.  It is an ongoing effort created by students with and without disabilities to eliminate the use of the "R" word to create communities of respect.

Please click here for the Semester 1 Honor Roll

Congratulations to all!

Over the weekend, the wrestling team qualified these six wrestlers for the state tournament.  The state tournament starts Thursday and will take place at the Kohl Center in Madison.  If you want to see how the guys are doing, you can follow them on trackwrestling.com.

Three FHS Seniors were selected as National Merit Scholarship Program finalists! (Emma Klein, Jeff Roettgen, and Kirsten Pelkey)

Out of nearly 1.5 million college bound juniors that took the PSAT last fall, approximately 15,000 students were selected as Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program (about 1%). 

This year, three FHS students were selected as Finalists and in March will be notified if they are one of 8,300 National Merit Scholarship winners. 

Congratulations on this tremendous accomplishment!