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VISION
Franklin Middle School engages our diverse community of lifelong learners to empower themselves through innovation and collaboration.
MISSION
Franklin Middle School is committed to creating a safe environment that fosters innovation and collaboration, emphasizing the whole child. We strive for excellence through rigorous curriculum, high expectations, and accountability. Our diverse community of lifelong learners is grounded in respect and unwavering, positive relationships.
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Please click HERE for the Health Alert notice.
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Dress Code
Please click HERE to review the Franklin Dress Code. If you have
any questions, please contact the office.
At Franklin Middle School, we highly value professionalism, both in appearance and behavior. The following additional dress code guidelines are expected for all students who will attend class sessions each day.
Shirts: Students will wear collared shirts; the shirts must be in solid colors of black, purple or grey. Students are not permitted to alter their uniform shirts (example: no tying shirts in knots, etc.). For those students who would choose to wear undershirts or a crew neck sweatshirt over their collared shirt, those articles must also be solid in color (black, purple, or grey). Students are not permitted to wear undershirts that are not within uniform dress code colors.
Pants: Pants must be solid colors of khaki, black or grey. Skirts and shorts are allowed as long as they are in compliance with the district expectations.
**Red or Blue clothing and accessories are not permitted. Examples of items not permitted include shoes, tank tops, hats, etc.
**Franklin Hoodies and plain, solid colored hoodies that are solid black, purple, or grey will be permitted in the building. Any hoodie not within Franklin dress code is not allowed in the building. Crew neck sweatshirts that are solid black, purple, grey will also be permitted in the building. All hoodies and crew neck sweatshirts must be worn with a collared uniform shirt underneath.
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Purple Day
Food & Drinks: Just a reminder, there is to be no food and drinks brought into the building from outside.
8th Graders: Save the date! For students who will be attending Northridge or Greeley West next year. They will be having their Rising Freshman night March 5th from 6 to 8 p.m.
Box Tops: students start collecting your Box Tops. Your mentor teacher will provide more information next Tuesday the 26th!
LULAC: All LULAC members must meet on next Tuesday, February 26th right after school in Lovato’s room 19 for a brief meeting. Make sure you wear your LULAC shirts for Yearbook pictures!
No Place for Hate: will be meeting of Thursday, February 28th in the library from 4-5. Please let Ms. Carrera or Ms. Weber know if you will not be there.
7th & 8th Graders: If your parents were mailed a permission slip for you to participate in Healthy Hearts in PE, you need to turn your form into the health office by next Tuesday, February 26th so you will be able to participate.
Student Council: next meeting will be Wednesday, February 27th at 7:40 a.m. in Ms. Flores’ room 7.Every student matters, every moment counts!
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Summit Learning Spotlight School!
Franklin Middle School has been recognized as a Summit Learning Spotlight school for our outstanding use of personalized learning practices to meet the individual learning needs of all its students. Please watch the video to learn more about this HUGE honor! -
Click the image and apply online for free and reduced meals!
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Start Your Engines for National School Breakfast Week!
We’re celebrating National School Breakfast Week March 4th-8th! This year’s theme is “Start Your Engines With School Breakfast,” which aims to illustrate the benefits of fueling up for the day with a healthy school breakfast to parents, students, and school officials.
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Student Spotlight - Alexa Bray
"Alexa Bray is an outstanding student who works hard and serves as a role model to her peers. She has been chosen as a Viper of the Week twice by her grade level team teachers and recently recognized by Reading Plus, a literacy program, for completing over 40 reading lessons, an achievement not acquired by many. She also showed high growth on her MAP benchmarks at the winter testing session." - Suzanne Horne, Assistant Principal, Franklin Middle School
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I'm District 6 - Jeff and Nicole Petersen
The Petersen family really is District 6, many times over. As Jeff Petersen said, “We live and breathe” District 6 all the time. Jeff and Nicole Petersen are both principals, and their three children are part of District 6.
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University of Northern Colorado Hoops & Health Game
We have video highlights and photos from our day at the University of Northern Colorado Womens Basketball game!
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District 6 graduation rate, dropout rate improves
On-time graduation rates for Greeley-Evans School District 6 reached an all-time historical high in 2018, with more students than ever graduating on time and fewer dropping out before receiving a diploma, according to information released by the Colorado Department of Education.
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Applications Due for 21st Century Education Grants
The Success Foundation funds grants for innovative projects that fuel student achievement. Teachers have until January 31 to apply for a grant.
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District 6 Employees: Vote for the District 6 Outstanding Classified Employee
Our classified team members in Greeley-Evans School District 6 are the heart and soul of our work with students and the community. We value and appreciate the work that is done every day to increase student achievement across the district. If you are a District 6 employee, we encourage you to vote for this year's "Outstanding Classified Employee" of the year!
