Franklin High School
810 Hillsboro Road
Franklin, Tennessee 37064
615.472.4450
Principal: Willie Dickerson

The mission of Franklin High School is to provide a learning environment that empowers all
students to achieve success and become responsible, contributing members of the global community.


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Testing Information

 

           

Testing Schedule

AP Testing Schedule and Parent Letter

PLAN

PSAT

 

Franklin High School Testing Schedule
2007-2008
 

TEST DATE GRADES

ASVAB

September 18, 2007

11

PSAT

October 17, 2007

10 & 11

PLAN

October 17, 2007

10

Gateway Assessments

December 4-6, 2007
(December 8th Make-ups)

9-12

TCAP Writing

February 5, 2008

11

ACT

April 12, 2008 
(Board mandated test date/Exit Exam)

11

AP Exams

May 5-16, 2008

10-12

IB Exams

May 5-23, 2008

11-12

Gateway Assessments

May 6-8, 2008 
 
(May 4th Make-ups)

9-12

End-of-Course Tests

May 2008
(Given within last 10 days of instruction)

9-12

CCA’s

May 19-22, 2008

9-12

Gateway Assessments

July 15-17, 2008

  9-12

 

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Advanced Placement Exam Schedule

2008

 

 

Morning Session

8:00 am

Afternoon Session

12:00 pm

WEEK 1

Monday, May 5

U.S. Government

French Language

Tuesday, May 6

Spanish Language

Statistics

Wednesday, May 7

Calculus AB

Calculus BC

None

Thursday, May 8

English Literature

None

Friday, May 9

U.S. History

European History

Studio Art

WEEK 2

Monday, May 12

Biology

Music Theory

None

Tuesday, May 13

Chemistry

Environmental Science

Psychology

Wednesday, May 14

English Language

Art History

Thursday, May 15

None

None

Friday, May 16

None

None

 

 

Advanced Placement Program
August 2007

Welcome back AP Parents and Students:

Now that the school year is off to a great start, it is time to send out information regarding this year’s Advanced Placement Program. It is expected that all students enrolled in AP courses take the AP exam at the end of the school year.

Pertinent AP testing information will be mailed directly to AP parents and posted on the school’s website. Students will also be reminded of AP deadlines and procedures throughout the school year by way of daily announcements and the teachers of these courses. A significant change that should be noted is that the College Board is no longer charging an additional fee for alternate exam testing for IB conflicts.

Payment Procedures are as follows:

All payments shall be given to the bookkeeper in the front office. The entire amount may be paid by November 1. For those who find a payment plan more feasible, the payment plan is outlined below:

  • First payment due November 1, 2007
  • Second payment due January 17, 2008
  • Third and final payment due March 6, 2008

Payment Amount

  • Payment in Full—$84 per test
  • Payment Plan Option$28 per test (by each due date)

Paying by check

  • If a student is paying by check, the check should be made payable to Franklin High School.
  • The name of the student whose exams are being paid for should be legibly written at the top of the check.
  • In the FOR section of the check, the specific name of the AP test(s) to be taken should be listed. For example, denote which AP English exam is to be ordered, English Language or English Literature.

Cash payments

·         Each student should make sure that he/she receives a receipt for the cash payment.

·         Each student should make sure that the receipt has the correct AP test names listed.

 If you have any questions please contact Angela Sawyers at 472-4474.

 Angela N. Sawyers, FHS AP Coordinator                  Christian Niemeyer, FHS AP Supervisor

The AP Schedule will be posted when it becomes available.

 

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The PLAN
For 10th Graders Only 

The PLAN is the pre-ACT (American College Test).  The ACT is one of the two most widely accepted college entrance exams.  It helps students determine how they would perform on the actual test.  It tells the students how many and what types of questions they responded to correctly and incorrectly.  It also tells the students what type of career might be good for them, strictly based on the kinds of skills your child exhibited on the test. 

 Williamson County Schools pays for each student to take the PLAN; therefore, it is free of charge to students.  The PLAN will be offered on October 17, 2007.

 

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The PSAT

For 10th and 11th Graders

The PSAT is the pre-SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test).  The SAT is one of the two most widely accepted college entrance exams.  It helps students determine how they would perform on the actual test.  It tells the students how many and what types of questions they responded to correctly and incorrectly.  The PSAT also qualifies students for National Merit status during the 11th grade year if a student meets certain requirements.  For more information, log-on at www.collegeboard.com/psat

The county does not pay for this test.  Thus, the cost of the test is $15.  Checks are accepted for payment.  Please make the check out to Franklin High School, with the student name plainly printed in the FOR section of the check.  The PSAT will be offered on October 17th

For your information….

Tenth graders who take the PSAT on October 17th will take the PLAN on October 18th. 

 

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