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Feb 11

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10:1 Student/Teacher Ratio
23 Varsity Teams
15 Chapter 74 Programs
48 Students on Co-op
16 Extracurricular Clubs & Activities

Recent News

Architect's rendering of front exterior of the proposed new FCTS

Public Invited to FCTS Informational Forum for Proposed New School

School seeks input from public about the project

Erin Banister Potter (left) and guest speaker Kylee Angell pose after Erin's Activism in American class

Student Designed Curriculum Encourages Activism

Students explore a range of issues that they're passionate about

Kevin Cameron talks with Aviation Maintenance Technology instructor Mike McIntyre

Cycle World Editor Talks About the Aircraft-Motorcycle Connection

Kevin Cameron shares his expertise with students

Carsten receives a GIANT scholarship check.

Celebrating a Remarkable Achievement

FCTS proudly recognizes Carsten Couture, a senior in the Electrical program, who was recently honored at a small ceremony celebrating his receipt of the highly selective and prestigious MROTC (Marine Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) scholarship.

Superintendent Richard Martin talks to crowd about new school proposal

Public Invited: New School Project Forums

Forums to be held at GCC in February and May 2026

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About Us

Franklin County Technical School is a 4-year, public high school. Anyone can apply for admission. 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. Applications are accepted from March 1st through September 30th. You may connect through a pre-application using the link above! 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.

Principal's Message

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.