Welcome

• Phone Ext. 1225
• KWright@franklincityschools.com 

The School Counselors follow the American School Counselor Association's National Model when implementing the Franklin High School Counseling Curriculum.

The counselors coordinate or assist with:

• Building-wide scheduling
• Testing: End-of-Course Exams, ACT, PSAT, AP, ASVAB, etc.
• College and Career Readiness
• Academic Needs
• Social-Emotional issues that may be impacting a student's academic success
• Collaboration with parents, teachers, administrators, and outside agencies
• 504 meetings with families and teachers

• Phone Ext. 1232 
• JBialk@franklincityschools.com 

The Student Support Counselor is a licensed mental health counselor (LPCC-S) who is available to all students. 

The goal of the counselor is to address anything (related to social/emotional or basic needs) that would serve as a barrier to learning and being successful in school. Typically these are acute issues that arise throughout the school day.

The counselor coordinates and assists with:

• Addressing short-term social emotional issues through supportive counseling
• Collaborates with staff and fields concerns about students
• Conducting Risk assessments
• Referrals to community resources to address things such as basic needs or more intensive mental health services
• Coordinating building-wide social-emotional learning for students 9-12

• Phone Ext. 1228
• mshockley@franklincityschools.com

For all general inquiries/questions/concerns, Mrs. Shockley can get you in touch with the appropriate staff member. Mrs. Shockley also handles all graduation verifications and transcript requests from past graduates.