Good Evening – This is a message from the Superintendent's Office at S.A.U. 18. There will be no school in Franklin Tomorrow. District and School Offices will also be closed. Again no school tomorrow for the Franklin School District.
4 days ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
Good Morning – This is a message from the Superintendent's office at S.A.U. 18. There will be a 2 hour delay today in Franklin. This means school arrival and start times will be 2 hours later than usual, and the bus arrival times will be two hours later than usual. Again, there will be a two hour delay today for the Franklin School District.
7 days ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
Good Afternoon Franklin Families, Please see link below with all the upcoming spring events and registration information for the Franklin Parks and Recreation Department. Franklin Parks & Recreation Spring 2025 Flyer
11 days ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
Franklin Parks & Recreation Logo
Good Morning – This is a message from the Superintendent's office at S.A.U. 18. There will be a 2 hour delay today in Franklin. This means school arrival and start times will be 2 hours later than usual, and the bus arrival times will be two hours later than usual. Again, there will be a two hour delay today for the Franklin School District.
12 days ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
FMS Chorus Premier Concert! A huge shout-out to Eustacia Chasson for her work with the FMS chorus students in their premiere performance! Energetic and entertaining-students sang winter favorites and self selected contemporary hits. Well Done!
13 days ago, Virginia Everett
Singers getting ready to sing
happy singers
Guitar solo
7th grade singers
chorus shakes it off
students singing
Mr. Goodin's seventh grade science students honing their observation skills. Did you know that the microscope flips objects from side to side and top to bottom? Ask a 7th grader!
24 days ago, Virginia Everett
students using microscopes
students using microscopes
Dear Franklin Families, I hope your new year is off to a great start! As part of our ongoing commitment to shaping well-rounded, compassionate, and future-ready students, I wanted to invite you to our community forum on Thursday, January 16, 2025 at 6:00 in the Franklin Middle School cafeteria. At this event, we will be sharing an update on our Portrait of a Graduate, a framework that highlights the key skills and values we aim to instill in our students. As we flip the calendar to 2025, we will be launching our focus on humanity component of the portrait and the practices of empathy, kindness, and social responsibility. During this event, you will have the opportunity to learn about: The Portrait of a Graduate framework and its impact on students and school programming so far. Why the district is emphasizing the commitment to humanity this coming year. Practical ways you can support these values at home and in the community including an invitation to join the Portrait of a Graduate Advisory. Thank you for your continued support in helping our students grow into well rounded and thoughtful individuals Sincerely, Dan LeGallo Superintendent
about 1 month ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
Franklin Middle School had a visit from the big guy in the red suit! Happy Holidays!!
about 2 months ago, Virginia Everett
Santa and 2 students
Focus on Humanity 6 grader, Caylee Livingstone, started off the holiday season by creating her very own fundraiser. Caylee and her family created homemade treats for cats, dogs and humans! The proceeds will support the Concord Animal Shelter. Way to go Caylee! #Proud
about 2 months ago, Virginia Everett
woman and girl in front of holiday tree in FMS office
Good Morning – This is a message from the Superintendent's office at S.A.U. 18. There will be a 2 hour delay today in Franklin. This means school arrival and start times will be 2 hours later than usual, and the bus arrival times will be two hours later than usual. Again, there will be a two hour delay today for the Franklin School District.
2 months ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
The Franklin Elks Club is generously donating holiday food baskets for 40 different Franklin families. If your family could benefit from this, please complete the attached form. ONLY the first 40 responses will be fulfilled. Holiday Food Baskets link below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAlw5b8aKmt8WWXUvpHfzDUARFvN2ASgMs0osaJ4HTHWtrAg/viewform
2 months ago, Virginia Everett
Congratulations to the Franklin Middle School Robotics Team for qualifying for the state competition on December 7, 2024! A big shout out to Tanner Laro, Ben Bacon, Mason Vandell, Kyle Hickey-Pfaefflin, Mason Cass and Elliot Therrien and & Coaches- Lilly Bacon and Laurie Cass!
3 months ago, Virginia Everett
Sic FMS Robotics Team Members
FMS Student Robotic's Re=team members at the  qualifying meet
Team members looking at competitor's work
Robotic teams tables displays
Robotic's teams from NH at competition
Join us for a magical holiday shopping experience. Our Franklin PTSO is hosting a craft fair on 11/30 from 10-3pm at FMS. Come celebrate the holidays and support our local businesses. Come and check out our amazing vendors, artisans, and crafters. We also have photos with Santa from 12-3pm to benefit our local food pantries.
3 months ago, Justine Hoppe - FPTSO
Holiday  Craft Fair flyer
Photo with Santa flyer
We will be doing a test snow call tonight at 5:00 PM. If you do not receive this please reach out to your school secretary to let them know so we can get this corrected. Thank you.
3 months ago, Franklin Schools SAU#18
FMS students walked Adam's Point -a wildlife refuge managed by UNH- while in the area on their weekend trip to attend the second annual New Hampshire Wood Workers competition.
3 months ago, Virginia Everett
four students resting on a rock ledge
Four students shielding the sun with those hands
students looking out at the water
Students perched in a tree
two students inspecting the water from tree branches
Franklin Middle School wood-shop class, headed by Kate Evans, entered the second annual New Hampshire Wood Workers Guild competition Saturday, November 2, 2024. The event was held at the University of New Hampshire. The event not only allowed students and opportunity to hone their craft, be a part of a competition which included furniture, makers and woodworkers from all over New England, including high school, students, college students, and professional craftsman, but also allowed them the opportunity to visit the UNH campus and visit some of the interesting local points of interest. Congratulations to all who entered the competition!
3 months ago, Virginia Everett
Student standing next to the desk key created
Student standing next to the rocking chair he created
Student standing next to the spoon he created
Student standing next to the plaque and spoon she created
Student standing next to the checkerboard he created
Student standing next to the wooden chest she created
student crafted wood pen
student crafted unicorn peg shelf
Teacher crafted cutting board
Red Ribbon Week in Mrs. DeGraff's Fourth Grade Class!
3 months ago, Virginia Everett
4th grade class wearing Red
Today, we caught a couple of fifth graders voluntarily taking their lunch with Mr. Harrison so they could continue working on their projects. Three students were working on a bridge challenge. One student explained, "We get $12,500 fake dollars to build a bridge that holds the most hot wheels cars. We have to use our resources." Another student continued on a map project she was excited to work on. FMS fifth graders are definitely committed to learning!
3 months ago, Virginia Everett
working lunch
Budget worksheet
Students working on a project during lunch