Franklin County Schools (FCS) are on the rise—and the 2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) scores prove it. With courage, commitment, and excellence shining through every classroom, the district is celebrating remarkable achievements that reflect the hard work of students, staff, and the entire community.
🌟 Standout Accomplishments
Westridge Elementary ranked in the Top 20% of elementary schools in Kentucky
Franklin County District High School level placed in the Top 25% of districts statewide
Franklin County High School earned recognition among the Top 25% of Kentucky high schools
“Way to go, FCS!” has become the rallying cry as these results highlight the district’s upward trajectory.
💚 Green Ratings Across the Board
Five schools earned GREEN overall ratings, a testament to consistent excellence:
Westridge Elementary
Collins Lane Elementary
Peaks Mill Elementary
Franklin County High School
Western Hills High School
These ratings reflect strong performance in academics, climate, and student growth.
📊 District-Wide Highlights
High Schools: Blue & Green ratings in nearly every category, including Reading/Math, Graduation Rate, and Postsecondary Readiness
Middle Schools: Elkhorn earned Blue & Green in every area; Bondurant showed growth in key indicators
Elementary Schools: Consistent Green ratings across all categories, with 100% of student subgroups improving or maintaining in academics and climate
📈 Performance Gains Worth Cheering
11% more high school students reached proficiency in reading and math
7% more elementary students were proficient in math
4% more elementary students were proficient in reading
100% of middle and elementary subgroups improved in school climate and safety survey responses
100% graduation rate for African American and English Learner students over five years
Overall high school graduation rate: 96.2% (4-year) and 97.6% (5-year)
Superintendent Mark Kopp praised the district’s success:
“We couldn’t be more proud of our staff and students for these incredible results. The hard work and dedication they show each and every day is validated in the scores.”
Director of Assessment Kimberly Young echoed the sentiment:
“We hold deep affection for our dedicated team and we are so proud of their growth. Way to go, FCS!”
These results are not just statistics—they represent the heart of Franklin County Schools. Every star, every rating, and every gain reflects the love, effort, and unity of students, families, teachers, support staff, and community partners.
Franklin County Schools are committed to continuing this upward momentum. With a shared vision and dedication, the district is proving that FCS is where every student succeeds.