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Special Thanks to Missoula Voters
Missoula County voters have shown support for our public schools through the passage of local levies for many years. The passage of the operations levies continues that legacy of strong local support.
These levies will help MCPS support additional students as our community grows, they will help us maintain important programs that provide a range of support for students, and they will help pay for utilities, supplies, curriculum and instructional materials.
Thank you, Missoula County voters, for your continued support!
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Franklin Elementary School1910 South 11th Street, Missoula, MT 59801Phone: (406) 542-4020Fax: (406) 728-7373Principal: Lynsi MorrisSecretary: Kaitlin Armerding
Announcements
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Summer Garden Opportunities
OPEN GARDEN HOURS
Thursdays, 9am – 12pm
June 23rd – August 18th
Garden City Harvest staff will be in the garden every Thursday morning this summer. Come visit, help out, learn about gardening, and take home some fresh fruits and vegetables!
ADOPT-THE-GARDEN
Be an ambassador for the garden! Volunteer to weed, harvest ripe produce, and welcome visitors in the garden for a few hours one week of the summer.
Sign up below.
Summer Adopt a Garden Sign Up.
Questions? Contact Erin Austin, School Gardens Manager!
(406) 285-1109 | erin@gardencityharvest.org
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Franklin Spirit Wear
Show your school spirit by ordering Franklin School Bulldog shirts, sweatshirts, masks and more. 15% of all purchases will go to Franklin School! Thank you for your support!
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Student Handbook
Please find our 2021-2022 Student Handbook linked below.
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School Supply List 2021-2022
Please find the school supply list linked here.
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ESSA State Report Cards
The Office of Public Instruction released the 2017-18 school year report cards on Monday, April 22, 2019. The federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires state, district, and school-level data to be displayed on report cards in a concise, understandable, and accessible manner for families and communities. The state, district, and local report cards will be available along with additional information on the OPI’s new report card webpage. This data is already publicly available on the state’s GEMS Data warehouse. It is now being conveyed in an easier format for the public to understand.
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Elementary Attendance Boundary Study
Missoula County Public Schools is in need of a boundary study process. Our school district is growing, over the past 11 years, we have grown by almost 800 students. To learn more, please visit the Elementary Attendance Boundary Study webpage.