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FCS Welcomes New Principal Dr. David Westbrook

“I am excited for the chance to build on the long, excellent tradition at Franklinton High School,” said Dr. Westbrook. “Franklinton is a thriving and robust community that offers many opportunities for learners to grow into essential citizens, and it will be my privilege to serve them.”

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Senior Spotlight: Benjamin Toler

Ben is known for his charismatic personality, abundant kindness, and servant’s heart. Whether helping with Special Olympics, leading educational activities through STEMville, or tutoring middle school students, Ben continuously shows up for others with humility and purpose.

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VGCC Campus Visit

We had an amazing opportunity to learn more about several of the certification programs offered at Vance Granville Community College as several of their staff members spoke to a group of Juniors and Seniors recently.  These programs provide valuable skills and certifications that can help our students get a head start on their career paths.

We’re excited about the possibilities this partnership brings and grateful to Vance Granville Community College for helping empower our students with these opportunities!

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FHS Marching Band

The FHS Marching Red Rams recently traveled to Johnston County to compete with 24 other regional high school bands. This was their first competition of the year. They competed in the Class A division and had a very successful night! The band walked away with 2nd plance overall in their division. They also received 1st place for Visual Performance, 1st place for Drumline, 1st place for Colorguard, 3rd place for Musical Performance and 3rd place for General Effect. Way to go Marching Red Rams! We look forward to your next competition!

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Mr. Kemp Receives Grant

Congratulations to Tommy Kemp on working with Airgas so our school can be part of the High School Welding Initiative for 2024! Franklinton High School is one of 65 schools from across the country to be chosen for the initiative. Selection was based on four key factors: high unmet need at the school; a productive welding program with the potential to graduate job-ready welders; passionate teachers; and enthusiastic local Airgas champions. Participating programs receive a customized mix of hands-on professional development training or continuing education for welding teachers in close collaboration with Airgas associates. In addition, Airgas donates welding consumables or equipment, safety PPE, and other resources to help support welding program growth within these schools. Mr. Kemp is excited about receiving a new MIG Welder for shop. 

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