A great Camp for Summer Fun!
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YouthWorks helps teens and young adults develop skills and experience
to find and keep jobs. Participants take part in paid short-term work placements
during the summer and/or school year.
FCTS is now accepting applications for the 2023-2024 school year
DESE Office conducting a Tiered Focus Monitoring Review at FCTS during the week of June 5, 2023
’’That’s roughly 224,472 can tabs! WOW!’’
Health Technology juniors past the Massachusetts CNA two-part exam.
Chef Pike and students created an ice sculpture and won the "Seal of Approval!"
Robert Woods first H.S. Student to pass API 1104 test.
Friday marked the first day high school football programs across Massachusetts were allowed to start holding team practices.
Franklin County Technical School is a 4-year, public high school. Anyone can apply for admission. Applications are accepted from March 1st through September 30th.
Since 1976, Franklin County Technical School has provided a valuable combination of technical training and academic education to students from our region. We focus on support and individual instruction in those areas students will need for full, successful lives.
It is the policy of the Franklin County Technical School not to discriminate on the basis of homeless status, sex, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, transgender, gender identity, creed, color, national origin or disability in its educational programs, activities or employment policies.
The foundational philosophy of the Franklin County Technical School is that all students are capable of academic and technical skills. All students can grow intellectually, socially, ethically and physically. Students learn best in a safe, tolerant and disciplined environment.
It's our task to nurture students into mature, young adults capable of lifelong learning and curiosity. We achieve that by providing the professionally trained technical and academic teachers who are accomplished in reaching all students. We focus on support and individual instruction in those areas students will need for full, successful lives.
