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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Welcome to the Franklin High School Counseling Center

Phone: 615-472-4456

Fax: 615-472-4479

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL CODE: 430-705

 

 

November Newsletter   

 

Counseling Center Announcements

 

REGISTRATION DATES:

 11th Grade: Turn in purple registration form to your counselor by January 29.

 10th Grade: Counselors will visit English classes on February 10.  Registration is from February 11-26.

  9th Grade: Turn in yellow registration form to Mrs. Womack by February 26.

SUMMER PROGRAMS 2010: Click here to view a list of academic summer programs.

SENIOR ATHLETES: Students who plan to participate in NCAA Division I or II athletics must register with NCAA at www.eligibilitycenter.org.  It is each students responsibility to do this on their own.  Visit the website for more details.

 

GRADUATES/ALUMNI needing transcripts: Click here to print the transcript request form.  Complete the form and mail to FHS Counseling Center, 810 Hillsboro Road, Franklin, TN 37064 with the $2 fee.  Be sure to include your full name and year of graduation or last attendance.

 

 
 

FHS Counseling Program Description

 

School counselors foster excellence by helping all students to achieve their potential.  Counselors promote excellence through their work in four program areas: individual planning, counseling curriculum, responsive services and individual counseling, and system support.

 

School counselors assist students in developing realistic education and career plans based on a clear understanding of themselves, their needs, interests, skills, and the realities and possibilities of the worlds of education and work.  Through the Counseling Center, students can draw on various resources, including frequent visits by college representatives, a library of college guides, scholarship information, financial aid, and standardized testing.  Programs sponsored by the Counseling Center include Williamson County College Fair, Financial Aid Night, Career Day, Awards Night, Fall Senior Parent Night, College Forum for Juniors, and Eighth Grade Parent Night.