Franklin County Schools

📣 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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*REMINDER*
We offer a 7-day and 10-day curbside meal pickup service for children through funding provided by the USDA. This service is available to children living in rural areas. A parent/guardian is the only person who can pick up the meals for the children.
Click here to sign up and for more information:
English: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdVrO5y17VF9F.../viewform
Spanish: https://forms.gle/562gKkNoQ2copcD9A

Meals are distributed weekly at the following locations:
Elkhorn Middle School: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Bondurant Middle School: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

During your first pickup, you will receive a SuN Meals car tag. Please ensure this tag is clearly visible each week when arriving at your selected pickup location. Children who receive SuN Meals at other community sites are not eligible for Curbside meals. The SuN Meals program is designed to provide one breakfast and one lunch per child per day.

For additional information or questions, please contact:
Christy.Pritchett@franklin.kyschools.us
📞 502-695-6700, Ask to speak with Christy Pritchett.

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Franklin County is named a “District on the Rise” for significant improvements in math!

The latest National Education Scorecard has been released, and out of school districts across the entire country, Franklin County has been recognized for showing exceptional improvements in math following the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, Franklin County was only one of nine districts in the state to receive this recognition. These findings come from the Education Scorecard, an annual report compiled by researchers from Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth. The study analyzed student test scores across 37 states to identify where academic growth is happening. Overall, Kentucky ranked 8th best for gains in math.

We are so proud of our students, educators, and families who made this recognition possible. Let’s keep this momentum going, FCS!

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FCS has been notified of a traffic change that will impact the William Cofield High School graduation ceremony at Kentucky State University’s Bradford Hall. The Douglas Avenue entrance to Bradford Hall is blocked, meaning guests must enter using the University Drive main entrance. Please be prepared to stop at the security gate upon entry and allow extra time for travel. We look forward to celebrating our graduates this Friday at 4:00 p.m.!
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As we prepare to celebrate the achievements of the FCHS and WHHS graduates this Saturday, we are closely monitoring the weather forecast. Our priority is the safety of our students, staff, and guests, and we want to ensure everyone is prepared for any adjustments we may need to make due to potential rain and storms. Please review our schedule and contingency plans below so we can make this day as smooth as possible for our graduates.

Graduation Schedule (Current Plan):
Franklin County High School (FCHS): 10:00 AM on the FCHS Football Field
Western Hills High School (WHHS): 6:00 PM on the WHHS Football Field

Weather Contingency Plans:
Plan A (Light Rain): We will proceed outside on the football fields as scheduled. If the forecast calls for light rain, please dress accordingly and bring a poncho or raincoat.
Plan B (Delayed Start): If a storm is passing through, we will delay the start time and utilize the schools as holding areas for guests and graduates.
- FCHS will be delayed no later than 1:00 PM
- WHHS will be delayed no later than 8:00 PM
Plan C (Move Indoors): If the severe weather does not pass and we cannot remain outside, the ceremonies will be moved to the respective school gymnasiums. Due to a smaller space, we would ask that families limit attendance to five guests per graduate so we can accommodate everyone. While we want to reassure you that we will not turn any guests away, please be prepared that the gym may be crowded, and some individuals may have to stand.

Our band and choir students are an essential part of graduation. If we are outside and there is no rain, the band and choir will perform live. If we move inside, we can’t fit the band, choir, graduates, and families all in one gymnasium. We’ve asked our music students to pre-record audio and video of their performances that can be used during the ceremonies if necessary.

If any changes to the time or location become necessary, we will notify you immediately using our school notification system. Thank you all for your flexibility, understanding, and cooperation as we work to give our seniors the celebration they deserve.