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Due to continued extreme cold, FCS will remain CLOSED on Friday, 1/30/26.

  • Today marks our 7th calamity day. In accordance with current board policy, any days that are missed after the 5th calamity day must be made up. At this time, up to three days may be made up through remote learning. As a result, Friday, 1/30/26 will be FCS Remote Learning Day #2.
  • Regarding student expectations for remote learning days and associated assignments, building principals will share details with families. This information will be communicated via ParentSquare.
  • Please continue to stay safe and warm.

 

Due to the current weather conditions, the scheduled regular Board Meeting for January 26, 2026, in the Franklin High School Media Center on 140 E 6th St, Franklin, OH 45005 will be postponed and rescheduled for February 2, 2026. The rescheduled regular meeting on February 2, 2026 will also be held in the Franklin High School Media Center on 140 E 6th St, Franklin, OH 45005 and will begin at 6 p.m. 
 
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COVID-19

Learning Recovery and Extended Learning Plan

FCS Plan for Extended Learning

21-22 Operating Framework Guide

During his Feb. 9, 2021, press conference, Governor DeWine asked schools and districts to work with their communities to help students advance and make up for any learning that may have been lost or delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. He requested that schools and districts design plans to meet the needs of students that could include, but are not limited to, ending the school year later than scheduled, beginning the new year early or extending the school day. Summer programs, tutoring or remote options also could be considered. The governor asked schools and districts to provide their plans to the public and General Assembly no later than April 1.

When will FCS issue a building or district-wide closure?

Data Dashboard 2.0 - Operational Risk Index

(Updated January 2022)

 

Reopening Framework Guide

These risk index indicators could apply at the building level where appropriate or at the district level where specified.

  1. Building Closure due to Isolations (positive cases of staff and students combined):  

    • 10 cases at elementary level; 

    • 15 cases at the junior high level; 

    • 20 cases at the high school level;  

    • These numbers vary due to average daily membership per building.   

  2. District and Building Closure due to Student Attendance: 20% absence due to illness (this does not include students in quarantine)

  3. District Closure due to Teacher Attendance: 

    • Subject to administrative review based on substitute staff availability

    • Guiding Threshold - 14 uncovered classrooms

  4. Building Closure due to Child Nutrition Services Attendance: Absence / Substitute Availability:

    • 2 unfilled positions at the elementary level (after all staffing options are exhausted);

    • 4 unfilled positions at the JHS (after all staffing options are exhausted);

    • 5 unfilled positions at the HS (after all staffing options are exhausted)

  5. Building Closure due to Custodial Services Attendance: Absence / Substitute Availability: 

    • 2 unfilled positions at the elementary level (after all staffing options are exhausted);

    • 3 unfilled positions at the JHS and HS (after all staffing options are exhausted)

  6. District Closure due to Transportation Services Attendance: Absence / Substitute Availability: 

    • 1 unfilled route after all staffing options are exhausted

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