Franklin County Schools

The Capital Flyer Archery Tournament was held this weekend at FCHS. High School Team Achievements: 🏹WHHS came in 1st place. 🏹FCHS came in 3rd place. Middle School Team Achievements: 🏹Bondurant (BMS) 2nd Place 🏹Elkhorn (EMS) 3rd Place Elementary Team Achievements: 🏹Westridge (WRE) 1st Place 🏹 Peaks Mill (PME) 2nd Place 🏹Collins Lane (CLE) 3rd Place 🏹Elkhorn Elementary (EES) 5th Place 🏹Hearn (HES) 6th Place Individual Achievements: 🏹Angelica Benavides (FCHS) shot her personal best of 292 and secured 1st place overall. 🏹Eliza Pierce (EMS) shot her personal best of 290 and achieved 2nd place overall. 🏹Jayden Purvis (FCHS) shot his best at 287. 🏹Eli Carrier (WHHS) also shot 287. Both boys tied for 2nd place overall in the boys' division. 🏹Triston Whitehead (PME) shot 271, his personal best, securing him first in the elementary division. 🏹Caroline Simpson (CLE) shot 257, her personal best, securing 2nd place overall in the elementary division. 🏹Kelci Kirkpatrick (BPE) shot 252, her personal best, securing 4th place overall in the elementary division. 🏹Ngun Iang (WRE) shot 249, also her personal best, securing 6th place overall in the elementary division. 📸 Picture Credits: Kellynn Thompson + Our School archery pages! #FCSyes | #OneTeamFCS Congratulations to all of our archers!

Today, Tuesday February 18, 2025 will be NTI Day #6 in Franklin County Schools. Schools will be closed. ASP's will be open. Stay safe!

Important Notice: School in Session Tomorrow We plan to have school in session tomorrow. However, due to flood waters, the following locations will be inaccessible for our buses: • Big Eddy • Travis Circle • River Valley (no turn around) • Johnson Road (only up to Johnson Drive) • Snavely • Indian Gap • Stoney Creek • Still House • Lewis Ferry • McDonalds Ferry • Swallofield If your child is impacted by the flood waters and lives in any of these areas, their absence will be excused. #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

2/15/2025 Happy National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! Today, we celebrate and honor the incredible School Resource Officers (SROs) who work tirelessly to keep our schools safe and foster positive relationships within our communities. Their dedication, bravery, and commitment to our students and staff make a significant difference every day. Let's take a moment to thank our SROs for their hard work and unwavering support. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are truly grateful for everything you do. #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

Last week, the amazing Magic Mark swooped in to sprinkle some enchantment on the students at ELV! They were buzzing with excitement as he dazzled them with jaw-dropping tricks. And guess what? A few lucky eagles even got to join in on the magic madness! 🪄✨

10.31. 2024 Students Enjoy Halloween Reading Event at ELV Library Frankfort, KY – The ELV Library was transformed into a magical wonderland on Halloween as students gathered for a special reading event during the annual book fair. Dressed as their favorite superheroes and princesses, the young readers immersed themselves in the enchanting world of books. The event featured a variety of activities, including storytelling sessions, costume parades, and interactive reading corners. Students had the opportunity to explore new books, meet their favorite characters, and participate in fun-filled games and crafts. The ELV Library continues to be a hub of learning and creativity, inspiring young minds to explore the world through books.

2.14.2025 Superintendent Mark Kopp had the opportunity to meet with Congressman James Comer today. The meeting, hosted by the Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) in Frankfort, brought together many of our area's superintendents. They engaged in discussions about current legislative actions and funding for public schools, advocating for the needs of our educational institutions. We extend our gratitude to Congressman Comer for his continued support of public education. #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 🎙️ Ever wondered how young leaders balance school, entrepreneurship, and community service? Meet Elle Bevington and Stephen Lemon, our star student board members from Franklin County High School and Western Hills High School! ✨ Elle Bevington: Senior, class president, and entrepreneur running her own gift shop, Neat Down South. From an empty corner of her parents’ dealership to a bustling shop full of school spirit wear and last-minute treasures! 🍴 Stephen Lemon: Junior, dual-enrollment student, and culinary enthusiast sharing his adventures on YouTube as Chef Lemonhead. Tune in to hear about his favorite steak sandwich and how his channel fuels his passion for cooking! Join us for a lively chat where they reveal their secrets to juggling it all and making a real impact in their schools. From student leadership and entrepreneurial endeavors to personal growth, this episode promises a hearty serving of inspiration straight from the lives of two of Franklin County's brightest young minds. 🎧 Listen now and get inspired by how they're bridging the gap between students and the Board of Education, ensuring every student voice is heard! Listen on Buzz Sprout or on your favorite podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2230503/episodes/16598738-empowering-student-voices-with-elle-bevington-and-stephen-lemon #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

Superintendent Mark Kopp had a wonderful time surprising our Patriots with a special Valentine's Day lunch today! #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

On February 7, 2025, the Western Hills vs. Frankfort High School basketball game had a special start, thanks to a talented young singer. Audrey Pollard, a fourth-grader from Bridgeport, captivated the audience with her rendition of the National Anthem. Audrey's performance was met with enthusiastic applause from the crowd, setting a patriotic and spirited tone for the game. Her clear, confident voice and poise on such a big stage were truly impressive, making her a standout moment of the evening. The game itself was highly anticipated, but Audrey's performance added an extra layer of excitement and pride for everyone in attendance. It's not every day that a fourth-grader gets to open a high school sports event, and Audrey certainly made the most of her moment in the spotlight. Congratulations to Audrey Pollard for her outstanding performance and for representing her school and community with such grace and talent!

On January 24th, 2025, the Cincinnati Reds Caravan visited Bridgeport Elementary School! Check out the news article here: https://www.state-journal.com/education/reds-caravan-makes-a-stop-at-bridgeport-elementary/article_75ee6c82-da9a-11ef-94cf-9beb6ea88839.html (First picture credit to Ms. Linda Younkin from the State Journal!)

📢 Important Reminder: Our campuses will be closed on Monday, February 17th, 2025, for President's Day. Our students and staff are scheduled to return on February 18th. Check out our district calendar here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qK-ekdc_yy1-89ptTrsqQIJcQTsrHIQg/view #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

We are hiring bus drivers + monitors! Looking for a flexible schedule? Look no further! A school bus driving or monitor position might be the right fit for you! No CDL? No problem. We have in-house training to help you become certified. Please go here: https://franklincty.schoolspring.com/ and search for Bus! #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

Families and friends, join the annual WHHS Alumni Reunion! See you at 6 pm at the KSU Research Farm. 🗓 Date: February 18, 2025 🕗 Time: 6 PM 📍 Location: KSU Research Farm All proceeds benefit current FFA students. #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS

🎯 Join Us at the Capital Flyer Archery Tournament! 🎯 Support our east-side archery teams this Saturday at Franklin County High! 🗓 Date: February 15, 2025 🕗 Time: 8 AM - 5 PM 📍 Location: Franklin County High School Benefiting Teams: FCHS, EMS, EES, PME, and HES archery teams. What to Expect: Local woodworking crafts Art FitBit Versa 4 And much more! For more details, reach out to the FCHS Archery team. #FCSYes | #OneTeamFCS Come out and show your support! 🏹

Our Spring screening dates for the 2024-2025 school year are April 25th, May 9th and May 20th. Once the screening is complete, families are informed if their child is eligible to receive interventions in an area of concern or if the family is eligible based on household income, pending income verification. You can schedule an appointment Form.