Registration is now open for the 2017 Elementary Summer School. Summer school will run June 19 through July 13 from 8:30-12 Monday through Thursday for grades Pre-K through 3rd Grade. Seamless lunch program will be available 12 to 12:30. Summer School is

Anthony Wayne Girls on the Run members raised a total of $444.76 for Colton Hefner, an Anthony Wayne 4th grade student who is battling Leukemia. Thanks to all of our Anthony Wayne students for their donations to Colton!

Pennyroyal recently held their annual Ohio Wax Museum, where students were able to showcase the famous people they had learned about. 

Anthony Wayne celebrated with their annual Community Luncheon where local community and staff members eat lunch with fifth grade students at the Franklin Fire House. 

The last day at Pennyroyal was fun filled!  They had Tug-of-War, a demonstration from the Franklin Police K-9 Officers, Staff vs. 6th Grade Basketball, Year-end Slideshow, and then lastly said goodbye to the 6th graders as they walked the halls prior to

Board honors students for achievement. At their May 22 meeting, the Franklin Board of Education honored 21 students for achievement. Three junior high students, Nikyra Bohannon, Ellie Mullins, and Bryanna Thompson, were recognized for a STEM project that

Teachers receive crystal apple awards. At its May 22 Board meeting, the Franklin Board of Education recognized two teachers who had received their buildings' Excellence in Teaching awards. Jessica Currin received the first Pennyroyal Elementary

Congratulations to Madeline Montez, 5th grade student at Anthony Wayne Elementary, for being selected as the MVP for the Dayton Dragons.  Madeline was invited to attend a recent Dayton Dragons game with her teacher Mrs. Cindy Clark where they enjoyed the ball game from the suite!

Anthony Wayne 5th & 6th grade students visited the Warren County Career Center where they learned about the skills needed for a variety of different careers.    

In a contest sponsored by the Franklin City Schools' Department of Technology, students in Mrs. Bender’s art classes at Franklin Junior High School designed Google Doodles for use in the technology department and communications around the district.