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Proficient in Reading:
Elementary: 30% | Middle: 26% | High: 34%
Distinguished in Reading:
Elementary: 15% | Middle: 16% | High: 19%
Proficient in Math:
Elementary: 34% | Middle: 24% | High: 28%
Distinguished in Math:
Elementary: 12% | Middle: 8% | High: 13%
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The Franklin County Board of Education is proposing a general fund tax levy of 72.1 cents on real property and 72.1 cents on personal property.  The General Fund tax levied in fiscal year 2026 was 74.2 cents on real property and 74.2 cents on personal property and produced revenue of $37,089,955.44. The proposed General Fund tax rate of 72.1 cents on real property and 72.1 cents on personal property is expected to produce $39,129,409.12. Of this amount, $9,631,802.23 is from new and personal property. The compensating tax for 2027 is 69.2 cents on real property and 69.2 cents on personal property and is expected to produce $37,555,549.39.  The proposed rate is expected to generate more revenue than received in the preceding year. The general areas to which revenue of $2,039,453.68 above 2026 revenue is to be allocated are as follows: Cost of collections, $39,346.50; building fund, $200,876.00; instruction, $1,449,231.18; and transportation, $350,000.00. The General Assembly has required publication of this advertisement and information contained herein.
FCHS Boys Golf Team
Student Success Stories Features FCHS Graduate Sierra Newton
Graphic with three photos of our students competing at the Kentucky State Fair. The graphic states "Congratulations! Franklin County High School FFA Receives Top Honors at the Kentucky State Fair."
Graphic Top Row: "Congratulations." Middle Row "Meylin Zelaya Named Finalist in "I Voted" Sticker Contest." Bottom Row: Contest Hosted by the Office of the Kentucky Secretary of State
Graphic that states "Congratulations" Next Line: "WHHS Launches Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society" Next Line: "Winnie A. Scott Chapter." Includes a group photo of the inductees from Western Hills High School.
Graphic listing the four schools that received Kentucky All STARS performance level. The schools include: Early Learning Village - STARS Level 5, Collins Lane Elementary, STARS Level 5, Bridgeport Elementary, STARS Level 5, and Westridge Elementary, STARS Level 3
Text on graphic: Congratulations. Ayla Tolentino Advances to 2026 National FFA Agriscience Fair. Social Systems, Division 1.  The left side of the graphic includes the FCS logo and a photo of Ayla smiling in her FFA uniform.
Text: "Congratulations. Alexie Brough Receives the Angela Wilkins Helping Hand Award. The photo accompanied is Alexie Brough's school photo.
All student prescribed medication forms must be signed by your child's healthcare provider.
Franklin County Career and Technical Center Logo
Student Success Stories Features Aidan Creech
Free Full-Day Preschool for Four-Year-Olds: Register Today!
Student Success Stories Features Joshua Scott
Franklin County Schools’ Gracie Webb Named Kentucky Association for Career and Technical Education New Teacher of the Year
Adam Nance, Future Forward and William Cofield High School Principal
Kittie Perkins and Michaela Hogan placed as top winners in the Kentucky Educational Television’s (KET) 2026 Young Writers Contest.
Vibhav Gudapati placed second in the Junior Scenario Performance division.
Students pictured are those who competed in the KY FFA Middle School LDE (Leadership Development Events) contests on Monday, June 8th. Those include Opening & Closing Ceremonies, Prepared Public, Extemporaneous, Quiz Bowl, and Discussion Meet.
Region 4 Conference