280 Busha Road Carnesville, GA 30521 706-384-4554 / 706-384-7472 FAX
Federal Programs Meeting Notice:
There will be a Federal Programs meeting on May 23, 2012 at 3:00 pm at the Franklin County Board of Education. In discussion will be each Title Program and IDEA. Based on the information gathered, the school district will develop the Franklin County 2012-13 Comprehensive Local Education Agency (LEA) Implementation Plan (CLIP). Parent involvement public input is vital to the success of the Franklin County School System and we invite and encourage everyone to attend.
Click HERE to view the latest budget presentation, facility planning
report, and results from the Community Conversations meetings.
Need Access to your Child's Grades and Attendance?
To request a parent portal account, please send an email to portal@franklin.k12.ga.us
Be sure to include your name and the name(s) of your child(ren)
Link for the Franklin County School System Attendance Protocol
Need to Register a Student?
Call 706-384-4554 to set up an appointment
Required Documents:
- Birth Certificate - Social Security Card*
- Immunization Records - Guardianship Papers (if applicable) - 3 Current Proofs of Residence Acceptable proofs must include parent/guardian name and current physical address, such as: deed, lease/rental agreement, utility bill, property tax receipts, current homeowners insurance policy, or voter registration card.
You WILL NOT be able to register if you do not have all above documents.
Children must be five (5) years of age on or before September 1, 2011, to be eligible to register.
*Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 20-2-150, before the final enrollment of a student to a publicly-funded Georgia school is complete, a parent, guardian, or other person shall provide a copy of the enrolling student’s social security number to the proper school authorities or shall complete and sign a form stating the individual does not wish to provide the social security number. Enrollment will not be denied if a parent does not provide a social security number. Social security numbers are used by the Department of Education for means of identifying students for FTE funding and/or for tracking transient students.
