REACH is the Capstone course in Child Development at FHS. One component of the REACH class is an individual or partnered Capstone Project. As part of their Capstone project, students select a child development-related topic or social problem that interests them, they conduct research on the subject, maintain a portfolio or findings and then create a final product to demonstrate what they have learned as their solution to the problem.

For more information on the Art supplies needed, please read this. Supplies can be dropped at the FHS office between 7am and 3:30pm.

If you have not yet purchased your Cap, Gown, and tassel, or any part of this, Jostens has a limited supply available in the office for you to purchase. Only cash (exact amount please) or money order will be available for payment. Please take care of this important step so that you have everything you need for the graduation ceremony. For questions please contact Sue Bollis at susan.bollis@franklin.k12.wi.us.

Cap/Gown/Tassel Unit $45

Cap/Tassel $20

Tassel Only $10

FHS AP Students and Families - AP Exam weeks are here.

In preparation for AP exams this week, plus Monday, May 17th, please carefully review the information on the 3-page document here and also view the video here, which goes over some of the information.

We wish you the best as you take your AP exams!

The University of Wisconsin System is embarking upon a statewide campaign to address the decline in prospective Fall 2021 student families completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is an important step in ensuring college access and affordability for our Wisconsin high school seniors.

It’s not too late to apply for financial aid and, importantly, there is money still available.

Financial aid counselors at universities all across the UW System are collaborating in this effort, and they’re willing to help you successfully complete the form. Furthermore, UW financial aid counselors will provide this assistance regardless of where a student ultimately decides to go to college. To schedule a time with one of our counselors, please visit https://uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/fin-aid/ for contact information.

Here are some additional resources that might be useful to you.

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

• College Goal Wisconsin: https://collegegoalwi.org/

• State of Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB): http://heab.state.wi.us/programs.html

• Look Forward Wisconsin: https://lookforwardwi.gov/

College access and affordability have never been more important, and we want to ensure that all students who wish to go to college can have that opportunity. Submitting the FAFSA can be a key step in turning a dream into reality.