Franklin County Schools
Every Student Succeeds!
📣 Online Registration for 2026-2027 is now open! Register your child today: https://sites.google.com/franklin.kyschools.us/olr/home
*If you are unable to register from home, each school has a kiosk set up for you to complete OLR. All you have to do is go to your child’s school during normal business hours and register. Please contact your child’s school for times and/or appointments to complete OLR.
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Happening Tonight!
Join us for an open house tonight from 5:30-7:30 PM at the both high school auxiliary gyms. Following the open house, guests are welcome to cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Join us for an open house tonight from 5:30-7:30 PM at the both high school auxiliary gyms. Following the open house, guests are welcome to cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage. We look forward to seeing you there!
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We were so honored to welcome First Lady Britainy Beshear to Western Hills High School. She spoke with staff and gave words of encouragement as we gear up for an exciting new school year.
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Important Update!
All student prescribed medication forms must be signed by your child's healthcare provider. The school nurse cannot administer any prescribed medication without a completed form signed by a licensed healthcare provider.
If your child requires prescribed medication during school hours, please download the updated form found on our website (https://www.franklin.kyschools.us/article/3062219), have it signed by their doctor or healthcare provider, and submit it to the school health office before the child needs to take the medication. If you have any questions, concerns, or need assistance obtaining the form, please reach out to your child's school directly.
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All student prescribed medication forms must be signed by your child's healthcare provider. The school nurse cannot administer any prescribed medication without a completed form signed by a licensed healthcare provider.
If your child requires prescribed medication during school hours, please download the updated form found on our website (https://www.franklin.kyschools.us/article/3062219), have it signed by their doctor or healthcare provider, and submit it to the school health office before the child needs to take the medication. If you have any questions, concerns, or need assistance obtaining the form, please reach out to your child's school directly.
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**REMINDER**
We are hosting an Open House this Friday from 5:30-7:30 PM at both high school auxiliary gyms. Everyone is invited! Following the open house, guests are welcome to cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage.
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We are hosting an Open House this Friday from 5:30-7:30 PM at both high school auxiliary gyms. Everyone is invited! Following the open house, guests are welcome to cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage.
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Teamwork makes the dream work! Students and staff at Bondurant Middle School teamed up to get the school looking its absolute best. From fresh bulletin boards and clean desks inside to outdoor touch-ups, BMS is one step closer to being ready for YOU!
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It's almost time, Bridgeport Tigers! Thanks to everyone who attended the Back-to-School Splash at Juniper Hill Aquatic Center. We are counting down the days until we see you back at school. Leave a 🐯 to show your tiger pride! #OneTeamFCS #Focus
What a blast at the Collins Lane Elementary Back-to-School Splash! It was so fun seeing all of our families before the school year begins. We can't wait to see you next week!
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**WE ARE HIRING**
FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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We are one week away from our Open House events in the new auxiliary gyms at both high schools! On Friday, August 7th from 5:30-7:30 PM, families, students, and community members are welcome to visit the new auxiliary gyms at Franklin County High School and Western Hills High School. Following the open house, guests are welcome to stay and cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage.
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Welcome to Franklin County Schools! We held our new teacher orientation, and we are excited to have our newest educators on the team. During orientation, our teachers learned our FCS Promise - Every Student Succeeds - noting that students are at the center of everything we do. Superintendent Kopp also shared our Word of the Year: Focus.
We look forward to watching our newest team members lead with compassion, build strong relationships, and make this school year a memorable and positive experience for all.
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We look forward to watching our newest team members lead with compassion, build strong relationships, and make this school year a memorable and positive experience for all.
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Hearn Elementary is kicking off the start of a new school year with a big splash! Thank you to all of the families, students, and staff who joined the Hornets team at Juniper Hill Aquatic Center for their Back to School Splash. We can't wait to see you in our classrooms next month!
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One of the first of many back-to-school bashes for the upcoming school year! Our Peaks Mill Patriots got to cool off at Juniper Hill Aquatic Center, see our staff, and find out who their teachers are. We can’t wait to see everyone back in the classroom next month.
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Mark your calendars! We are kicking off the new school year on Friday, August 7, and you won't want to miss it. We are inviting all students, families, and community members to join us for an Open House in the new auxiliary gyms at both high schools from 5:30-7:30 PM. Following the open house, guests are welcome to cheer on our teams for a Friday night football scrimmage. We look forward to seeing you there!
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**WE ARE HIRING**
FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Ready to make a difference? Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Ready to make a difference? Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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BRINGING 2026–2027 INTO FOCUS! 🔍
We are excited to announce that our word of the year is #FOCUS. To us, focus means prioritizing what truly matters: strong relationships, engaging learning, supported educators, and spirited school communities. Our administrators came together for our annual retreat to kick off an amazing year.
🗓️ THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! Starting tomorrow, we’re kicking off a special school spotlight series! Each day, we’ll feature one of our 15 incredible schools and share what they are focusing on this year as we count down to the first day of school.
From our elementary classrooms to our high school hallways, Franklin County is ready, excited, and FOCUSED on making this school year our best one yet!
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**WE ARE HIRING**
FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Ready to make a difference? Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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FCS is looking for Preschool Teachers and Instructional Aides for the 2026–2027 school year! Ready to make a difference? Apply today at https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/
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Preschool Registration is OPEN! All 4-year-olds can attend preschool for the upcoming 2026-27 school year for FREE. Register online at https://sites.google.com/franklin.kyschools.us/olr/home
We are excited to announce that the Franklin County Career and Technical Center (FCCTC) will be offering an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program for the upcoming 2026–27 school year. FCCTC received more than $79,000 through the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Grant to start the program with modern training technology and patient simulation tools, giving high school students a direct pathway into emergency medical services and healthcare careers.
Following the National EMS Education Standards and Kentucky Board of EMS requirements, the curriculum offers a comprehensive blend of classroom instruction, hands-on skills laboratories, patient simulation, clinical experiences, and ambulance field internships. Students will develop knowledge and skills in patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, medical and cardiac emergencies, EMS operations, communication, teamwork, and critical thinking.
“This program is about much more than earning a certification; it’s about creating opportunities for students while strengthening the future EMS workforce in our region,” said Captain Kenneth Barnett, Program Instructor. “Thanks to the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Grant, our students will train with modern equipment and gain real-world experience that prepares them to serve their communities with confidence. We’re excited to bring this program to Franklin County and help develop the next generation of emergency medical professionals.”
Students who complete the course will earn their CPR/BLS certification and finish a Kentucky-approved EMT education program. Upon meeting all requirements, graduates will be eligible to take the National Registry EMT (NREMT) examination, the official certification needed to become a licensed EMT.
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Following the National EMS Education Standards and Kentucky Board of EMS requirements, the curriculum offers a comprehensive blend of classroom instruction, hands-on skills laboratories, patient simulation, clinical experiences, and ambulance field internships. Students will develop knowledge and skills in patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, medical and cardiac emergencies, EMS operations, communication, teamwork, and critical thinking.
“This program is about much more than earning a certification; it’s about creating opportunities for students while strengthening the future EMS workforce in our region,” said Captain Kenneth Barnett, Program Instructor. “Thanks to the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Grant, our students will train with modern equipment and gain real-world experience that prepares them to serve their communities with confidence. We’re excited to bring this program to Franklin County and help develop the next generation of emergency medical professionals.”
Students who complete the course will earn their CPR/BLS certification and finish a Kentucky-approved EMT education program. Upon meeting all requirements, graduates will be eligible to take the National Registry EMT (NREMT) examination, the official certification needed to become a licensed EMT.
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We are excited to announce that the Franklin County Career and Technical Center (FCCTC) will be offering an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program for the upcoming 2026–27 school year. FCCTC received more than $79,000 through the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Grant to start the program with modern training technology and patient simulation tools, giving high school students a direct pathway into emergency medical services and healthcare careers.
Following the National EMS Education Standards and Kentucky Board of EMS requirements, the curriculum offers a comprehensive blend of classroom instruction, hands-on skills laboratories, patient simulation, clinical experiences, and ambulance field internships. Students will develop knowledge and skills in patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, medical and cardiac emergencies, EMS operations, communication, teamwork, and critical thinking.
“This program is about much more than earning a certification; it’s about creating opportunities for students while strengthening the future EMS workforce in our region,” said Captain Kenneth Barnett, Program Instructor. “Thanks to the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Grant, our students will train with modern equipment and gain real-world experience that prepares them to serve their communities with confidence. We’re excited to bring this program to Franklin County and help develop the next generation of emergency medical professionals.”
Students who complete the course will earn their CPR/BLS certification and finish a Kentucky-approved EMT education program. Upon meeting all requirements, graduates will be eligible to take the National Registry EMT (NREMT) examination, the official certification needed to become a licensed EMT.
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