Franklin Board of Education rolls back bond-issue millage Franklin City Schools promised voters that the millage for the recently passed bond issue would never exceed 5 mills. At its Nov. 23 board meeting, the Franklin Board of Education took the

Please see the message below from Dr. Sander, Superintendent of Franklin City Schools:   I want to take this opportunity today to reinforce our commitment to keep the Franklin City Schools open this school year, and to keep providing our

  Saturday Kensie Black ran in the state cross country meet at Fortress Obetz. She ran her second fastest time of the season finishing in 18:58 to come away with 29th place out of 176 runners who qualified for the division 1 race. Finishing in the top

Saturday afternoon freshman Kensie Black ran in the division 1 regional cross country meet at Troy and became the first female from Franklin to qualify for the state championship meet in over 20 years. Kensie finished 10th overall, out of 127 runners who

Kennard's number to be retired   Franklin basketball standout Luke Kennard, now playing for the Detroit Pistons, will have his Franklin number retired.    Kennard, a 2015 FHS graduate, wore number 10 in his Wildcat career. Kennard was named