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Owen helped us organize the student body by announcing the plan for the parade. He's dressing the part of school elder!
Parade!
More parade!
Parade!
Halloween!
More parade!
Teachers were fully in the spirit!
Dumbledore joined our carline this morning. He was happy to greet our students and he took particular interest in our carline signs!
Our 5th grade leaders spoke on the loudspeaker about making safe and healthy choices as we wrap up Red Ribbon Week and celebrate Halloween! Thanks leaders!
Congratulations to our Music Students of the Month! These students demonstrated kindness, respect, a positive attitude and strong effort in every class!
Our student leaders keep our school updated on all of our spirit days. Here is the update on Red Ribbon Week.
Red Ribbon Week is a time to focus on making healthy and safe choices. Today, we’re showing our commitment by wearing red! Making good choices helps keep our minds and bodies strong — whether it’s getting enough sleep, eating healthy foods, spending time outside, or taking a walk with a friend or family member. Let’s make today a great day to take care of ourselves and encourage others to do the same!
Students were busy at STEAM this week whether it was at Music and Tech Adventures, Chemistry of Cooking, Lego Engineers, Jewelry Business 101, Candle Making and more!
Franklin's Artists of the month we announced today. They were noticed for demonstrating creativity and excellence in their artwork but also for acting kind and respectful toward others! Their artwork will be displayed in the hall outside the art room.
Two Franklin artists will have their artwork on display in the Superintendent’s Office for the year. Every grade is represented in this display from the various schools in the district. Franklin has 2nd grade art being displayed. A big congratulations to these students for their outstanding creativity!
Alexander Kahn, Gisela Pimentel
Alexander Kahn, Gisela Pimentel
Congratulations to our Spotlight on Character winners for demonstrating kindness and respect!
Our Student Council Celebrations Committee makes announcements on the loudspeaker about our many observances and events like the Week of Respect or Diwali but they also maintain a bulletin board by the gym. Here are a few of the many contributors for the Halloween display!
Student leader, Jake, made this announcement this morning. As we wrap up Safe Schools Week, let’s remember that each of us has the power to make choices that keep our school safe and happy.
Safe choices can be simple things like walking in the hallways, making sure the door closes behind you when you come in from outside, or solving problems peacefully. These small actions show respect and help everyone feel cared for.
Every time you make a safe choice, you make our school stronger. Let’s finish the week by showing respect, kindness, and care ….today and every day!
Your Challenge of the Day:
Pay attention to the safe choices you make today. Can you find three moments to show care for your school and others?
Safe choices can be simple things like walking in the hallways, making sure the door closes behind you when you come in from outside, or solving problems peacefully. These small actions show respect and help everyone feel cared for.
Every time you make a safe choice, you make our school stronger. Let’s finish the week by showing respect, kindness, and care ….today and every day!
Your Challenge of the Day:
Pay attention to the safe choices you make today. Can you find three moments to show care for your school and others?
More Diwali photos!
"Say Hello Day" is more than a chance to wear your favorite green attire. It's a chance to learn the name of someone new at Franklin. It's an even better chance to have many people use your name when they say hello to you in the hallway--which makes everyone feel like Franklin is just a little friendlier. That's also why we sprinkle these "hello" days throughout the year. It makes our school a little friendlier and it helps people feel like they belong. That matters so much to us!
