Why apply to Girls Who Code’s Pathways?
Pathways is a free and virtual summer program that empowers girls and non-binary students to explore some of the most exciting areas in technology.
The program runs over seven weeks and is entirely flexible.
No prior coding experience is required!
December 1st is a time when more scholarships start to become available, make sure to check out our scholarship page. Juniors and Seniors, the Horatio Alger Association opens their scholarships December 1st. This is one of the few programs with scholarships for students who are juniors as well as seniors.
Before you complete your courses requests for next year, we highly recommend that you consult the 2026-2027 Course Guide. You will find valuable information on graduation requirements, AP/Dual Credit courses, NCAA eligibility, and more.
The new basic diploma can be found here. 42 Credits plus proof of Employability Skills and proof of Post Secondary Readiness.
Students can also earn "Readiness Seals" that indicate the student has successfully completed a variety of extra experiences.
If you missed the parent meeting on Feb. 3, you can take a look at these slides.
Contact Your Counselor
If it is outside of school hours and you are in crisis, please consult the following services:
Crisis Text Line - text HOME to 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
Ms. Rockwood Weaver
College and Career Readiness Advisor
Last Names A-G
317-803-5731
Request a CCR Advising Meeting
Ms. Flemings
IU Access Advisor
Last Names H-N
317-803-8396
Mrs. Vonderwell
College and Career Readiness Advisor
Last Names O-Z
317-803-5777
Request a CCR Advising Meeting
Mrs. Marquez
College and Career Readiness Assistant
317-803-5618
Mrs. Jinks
Registrar
sharon.jinks@ftcsc.org
317-803-5534
Ms. Northcutt
Registration Secretary
lucille.northcutt@ftcsc.org
317-803-5544
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If you work for a college or university and want to come to Franklin Central to speak with our students, use this Link to sign up for a time.