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We wanted to remind you that Franklin County Schools will be closed from December 22 through January 2 for winter break. Students and teachers will return on January 5!

We wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. We are thankful for each of you!

To see our 2025/2026 district calendar, please visit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RhTuSN5ahyRC_tylHWi1NiqZZhF0LA_s/view

#courage | #oneteamfcs

6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Dear Franklin County community,

We are thrilled to bring this amazing opportunity to all of our families who utilize our bus transportation services. With this app, you’ll be able to track your child’s bus in real time, receive important notifications, and communicate directly with our transportation team. Keep an eye out for an invitation from us soon if you haven't already received your invite!

We also want to share some early feedback from one of our families. This is proof that this tool is already making a difference! A huge shoutout to Sherry Boarman and Brad McKinney for their dedication and hard work in bringing this project to life.

#courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Tomorrow, December 15th, will serve as a traditional snow day for Franklin County Schools. All ASP‘s will be open. #courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Tomorrow, December 15th, will serve as a traditional snow day for Franklin County Schools. All ASP‘s will be open. #courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Tomorrow, December 12th, will be NTI day number three in Franklin County Schools. All employees will work virtually. ASP’s will be closed. Stay safe everyone! #courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Tomorrow, December 12th, will be NTI day number three in Franklin County Schools. All employees will work virtually. ASP’s will be closed. Stay safe everyone! #courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Hot chocolate alert! ☕👀

Yes, you heard correctly! Our school cafeterias will be serving up hot chocolate tomorrow, December 11th, and again on December 17th.

Don’t miss your chance to warm up and enjoy a sweet treat with #oneteamfcs.

#courage

6 months ago, Stella Pollard
We are serving Hot Chocolate tomorrow for breakfast in the cafeteria. December 11 & 17
Elementary basketball action coming to Bridgeport this weekend, Saturday, December 13th.

*Cubs vs Cougars: Girls 9 AM, Boys 10 AM
*Patriots vs Hornets: Girls 11 AM, Boys 12 PM
*Tigers vs Elks, Girls 1 PM, Boys 2 PM
*Timberwolves vs Capital Day, Boys only 3 PM

#courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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DECEMBER 8th, 2025: NTI Day #2 today in Franklin County Schools. ASP’s will be open. Only bus mechanics and essential maintenance and custodial employees as directed by their supervisors need to report to work in person. All other employees will work virtually today. Be safe! #courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
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FCS Families, our transportation team has some very exciting news! 🚍

Our transportation team has begun rolling out the Stopfinder app starting with Peaks Mill Elementary. Next up: all east side schools will be added, followed by west side schools.

This app will let you track your child’s bus location for accurate pickup and drop-off times as well as any alerts that may arise. Please keep an eye on your email for your official invite to connect your child’s bus!

#courage | #oneteamfcs
6 months ago, Stella Pollard
Flyer promoting Franklin County Schools’ Stopfinder app onboarding. Features a yellow school bus with a smiley stop sign and text explaining the app helps parents track bus pickup and drop-off times.
Today is Giving Tuesday! Each year, Franklin County Schools provides support to between 150–200 students who qualify for assistance under the McKinney-Vento Act.

Last month, during Student Homeless Awareness Month, we highlighted our partnership with the Frankfort Cares Coalition, which helps ensure our unhoused students receive the resources and care they need.

If you’re able, we invite you to join us in this mission. Your donation directly supports students in our community:

https://bgcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=11527&fbclid=IwY2xjawOb7pRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFaeHRQNHBPNnBWZ09Wb0U2c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHgi0iM9ILUMbdTu0oK9qvM1jRnqkkpBaehZ4xdBRFs7vZlWKVkbn3QJRGGAW_aem_TF0h1ufMnscqDdnNK67QPw&brid=FU4TDiFw_HyRHwSfCCUpXg

#courage | #oneteamfcs
7 months ago, Stella Pollard
Courage in the background in marquee letters. FCS logo in white. Frankfort Cares Coalition in gray. Better Together.
Good morning, FCS. Today will be NTI Day #1 for Franklin County Schools. ASP’s will be open! Be safe, everyone. #courage | #oneteamfcs
7 months ago, Stella Pollard
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We’re thrilled to share even more exciting news about our KSA scores! Franklin County Schools are on the rise, and we couldn’t be prouder of the hard work and dedication behind these results. Join us in celebrating these outstanding accomplishments:

⭐ Westridge - Top 20% of elementary schools in KY⭐

⭐Franklin County District Wide High School level- Top 25% of KY districts⭐

⭐Franklin County High School - Top 25% of KY High Schools⭐

Way to go FCS!

#courage | #oneteamfcs

7 months ago, Stella Pollard
LEaders in KSA!
FCS Community,

This is a friendly reminder that Franklin County Schools will be closed next week in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

We wish all of our students and staff a joyful and restful break, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on December 1st!

#Courage | #OneTeamFCS
7 months ago, Stella Pollard
No School November 24th-November 28th in white writing. Happy Thanksgiving! FCS Logo at top. Courage letters in blue background.
The 2025 state testing results are in—and they reflect the COURAGE, commitment, and excellence of our entire FCS community. From our youngest learners to our graduating seniors, the data tells a powerful story: We’re rising together.

🌟 Five schools earned GREEN overall ratings: Westridge • Collins Lane • Peaks Mill • Franklin County High • Western Hills High 👏 Let’s celebrate these incredible teams!

📊 District-wide highlights:
✅ High Schools: Blue & Green across 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 EL students over five years
🔹 Overall high school graduation rate: 96.2% (4-year) and 97.6% (5-year)

💬 Leadership reflections:
🗣️ “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.” — Superintendent Mark Kopp
🫶 “We hold deep affection for our dedicated team and we are so proud of their growth. Way to go, FCS!” — Kimberly Young, Director of Assessment

💚 This isn’t just about numbers, it’s about heart. Every star, every rating, every gain reflects the love, effort, and unity of our students, families, teachers, support staff, and community partners.

Let’s keep growing. Let’s keep shining.

FCS: Where Every Student Succeeds!

#courage | #oneteamfcs
7 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Celebratory graphic from Franklin County Schools announcing 2025 standardized testing results. Five schools—Westridge, Collins Lane Elementary, Peaks Mill Elementary, Franklin County High School, and Western Hills High School—are recognized for achieving “Green” status on a five-level performance scale. The scale, shown on the right, ranges from Blue (highest) to Red (lowest), with Green as the second-highest level. Each school is represented with its name and mascot or logo. Bold, colorful text highlights the achievement, and the overall tone is festive and congratulatory.
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November is Youth Homeless Awareness Month, a reminder that many students face housing challenges that aren’t always visible. In Franklin County Schools, we support between 150–200 students each year who qualify for help under the McKinney-Vento Act. This law is designed to make sure students can stay in school, stay connected, and get the support they need—whether they’re sharing housing, staying in a motel or shelter, or don’t have a stable place to sleep. If you or a friend needs help, you can talk to your school’s FRYSC coordinator or the district Homeless Liaison, Cassandra Adams. Support is confidential and judgment-free..

If you'd like to help support our efforts, here is the link from the QR code that is on flyer: https://bgcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=11527

#courage | #oneteamfcs
7 months ago, Stella Pollard
A promotional flyer for Youth Homeless Awareness Month, created by Franklin County Schools (FCS). The flyer features bold text stating “FCS Student Voice is asking for your help” and “November is Youth Homeless Awareness Month.” It highlights that Franklin County Schools averages between 150–200 homeless students each school year. The flyer announces a partnership with the Frankfort CARES Coalition, a group of local agencies providing shelter, food, healthcare, housing, and other resources to families and students in need. It encourages donations to the coalition and includes a QR code for easy access. At the bottom, contact information is provided for Cassandra Adams, Federal Programs Director and Homeless Liaison, for those interested in donating directly to the FCS Homeless Program. The flyer uses a clean layout with the FCS logo and a tone of urgency and community support.
Huge news from the Westridge Elementary STLP program! Our recent competitions have led to a fantastic partnership with a local favorite: McClain's Landscaping in Franklin County. A massive shoutout and congratulations to our winner, Timberwolf Joey! We are so proud of our scholar's achievement and deeply appreciate the welcoming spirit of our town. Thank you, McClain's, for supporting our students!

Shoutout to STLP Coaches Britt Nagler and Britney Spicer for making all of these opportunities come to life!

#courage | #oneteamfcs
8 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Due to a power outage affecting our Board Office, our main phone line is currently unavailable. If you need assistance, please leave a voicemail and we will return your call as soon as possible. You may also contact our staff via email for support.

We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time.

#OneTeamFCS
8 months ago, Stella Pollard
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Lighting the Way: Rhodney Harris and Mason Mathers, our incredible district electricians, were caught in action repairing a broken cable outside Westridge—keeping our schools safe, bright, and beautiful.

Thank you, Rhodney and Mason, for your expertise and dedication!

#Courage | #OneTeamFCS
8 months ago, Stella Pollard
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🚌 It’s National School Bus Safety Week! 🛑

This week, we honor the incredible drivers, monitors, mechanics, and transportation staff who keep our students safe every single day. Rain or shine, they greet each child with a smile, navigate our roads with care, and model COURAGE in motion.

💛Did you know? School buses are one of the safest ways for students to travel—but safety takes all of us. Families, please remind your children to:

- Stay seated
- Use quiet voices and kind words
- Wait for the driver’s signal before crossing the street
- Never chase a bus or walk behind it

📏 Fun fact: If you added up all the miles our school buses drive in a normal day—3,400 miles—it would equal the distance of a road trip from Miami, Florida to Seattle, Washington! That’s how far our transportation team goes to keep kids safe.

👏 To our transportation team: You are the first hello and the last goodbye each day. You build trust, ensure safety, and help our district run smoothly. Thank you for your dedication, your patience, and your heart. We see you. We appreciate you. We celebrate you.

Thank you, transportation team!

#Courage | #oneTeamFCS

8 months ago, Stella Pollard
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