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  • The Board of Education of the Franklin City School District has determined that the real property located at 16 Farm Avenue, Franklin, OH 45005, Warren County Auditor Parcel ID Number 0431153012 will be offered for sale at public auction. The auction will be held at the property, which is located at 16 Farm Avenue, Franklin, OH 45005 and will occur on October 14, 2024, at 12 p.m.  Conditions of Sale and other pertinent information regarding the sale are available on request at the Board office by contacting Kevin Hawley, Treasurer, at 937-743-8603 or khawley@franklincityschools.com.

  • Please note that some information on this website is not up to date. This summer, we are both changing our classroom building configuration and migrating to a new website. If you need a definitive answer to a question, we suggest you call or email. If you aren’t certain whom to contact, feel free to email communications@franklincityschools.com.

Testing Info

Parents:  

Our students take the state tests as prescribed by the state of Ohio. Students test in Kindergarten (KRA) beginning in August. KRA (Kindergarten Readiness Assessment) Information for Parents. Students test in grades 3-8 in English Language Arts and mathematics.  Science is tested in grades 5 and 8.  In addition high school students take End of Course assessments in Algebra, Geometry, ELA I, ELA II, Biology, American History and American Government.

The Third Grade Reading Guarantee (TGRG)

If you have a child in grade 3, no doubt you have heard and received information regarding the Third Grade Reading Guarantee.  The discussion begins in Kindergarten as teachers monitor if a student is "on track" in reading.  The monitoring continues through grades 1 and 2, culminating in the third grade with the "guarantee".  The purpose is to ensure that by grade 3 students are able to "read to learn" as opposed to simply "learning to read". Learn more about the test here.

Students must score a 683 on the English Language Arts test or a 46 on the reading sub-score of the test.  If students fail to meet this criteria, they may score a promotion score on the alternative tests found here.  Failure to meet the reading promotion score by one of these methods will result in retention in grade 3.  Student have attempts in the fall and spring during third grade and an optional attempt the summer following third grade.

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