Franklin School proudly serves a community that is rich in cultural and ethnic diversity. Built in 1931, this colonial style structure is situated on a spacious tree-lined four-acre campus. Franklin School has an enrollment of approximately 460 students in grades kindergarten through four. The typical class has approximately 21 pupils. The teachers, administration and staff work in concert to provide an environment that nurtures learning, academic and personal growth, community spirit and a positive self-image in our students. Each child is encouraged to achieve to his/her fullest potential.

The Franklin School staff implements a strong academic curriculum that encourages skill development in the areas of Language Arts Literacy, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. Special area teachers provide instruction in the areas of Health and Physical Education, Art, Vocal Music, Library Science and Computers on a regular basis. Instrumental music lessons, band and orchestra are available to interested third and fourth grade students. The incorporation of a World Languages program in our second through fourth grade classes provides our students with an enjoyable exposure to conversational Spanish.