Girls on the Run is a life-changing, non-profit program for girls in the 3rd through 8th grade. Join us in 18 parishes across south Louisiana as we inspire joy, health and confidence using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.
Trained coaches use a research-based curriculum to help girls develop critical life skills that they can use at school, at home or with friends.
Learn more by clicking the link below!
Season Info:
Franklinton Elementary
Mondays/Thursdays
3:30pm-4:45pm
Season Starts: February 23rd
End of Season 5K: May 2nd
Registration Fee: $25-210
💜No girl ever turned away due to finances.
❤️Financial Assistance & Payment Plans available to all.
**Registration closes after the 3rd practice or when team is full.
To register your girl at FES, click the link below.
🐾Eli Murray 🐾Logan Walker 🐾Levi Applewhite 🐾Aubury Dillon
❤️ ADAPT is a community organization that works to prevent alcohol, tobacco, and drug misuse and to promote healthy, safe choices for youth, families, and the community. They focus on education, prevention, and support, helping build a stronger, healthier community for everyone.
Click the ADAPT link for more information ➡️
On September 26th, FES students had the option to participate in See You at the Pole.
Students were asked to lead the prayers for each grade level.
See You at the Pole is an annual event in which Christian students gather for prayer at their school's flagpole to pray for their families, friends, churches, and communities. The goal is to be a 100 percent student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led event.
Using Play-Doh and coffee straws, students in Mrs. Simmons' class used the cuneiform alphabet to write their name.
Sumerian Cuneiform was an early form of writing that arose in Mesopotamia around 3200 BCE and was the main writing system in the area until about 100 BCE. The earliest examples appear to be lists or record of goods, numerals, and personal names.
Franklinton Elementary School is committed to providing each student with optimal learning opportunities so that he/she can reach his/her full academic and social potential. This mission will be accomplished by: implementing a relevant, coherent, and articulated curriculum, meeting individual needs while maintaining high expectations, providing a safe, stimulating, motivating learning environment, fostering self-esteem with respect, recognition, rewards, and accomplishments.
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Franklinton Elementary School
345 Jaguar Drive
Franklinton, LA 70438
Phone: (985) 839-3580
Fax: (985) 839-5149
