8th-grade Parents,
Please click the link below for an important message regarding your child's name on their diploma.
https://5il.co/187ro

Greenhouse seedlings are in their new home. Growing up quick to get ready for our seedling sale




KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION - Please visit the button bar on our website frankfordschool.org and click the Pre-Registration button to begin the process. Any incoming Kindergarten student must be five years of age on or before October 1, 2022 and must be present for registration. At that time, parent or guardian must furnish the child’s birth certificate, proof of residency in Frankford Township or the Borough of Branchville, and an updated immunization record. The school requires a complete physical examination, done by the child’s physician, before September of the new school year. If you are a township or borough resident and have a child who did not attend the kindergarten program at Frankford Township School, but will be attending the first grade program in September 2022, you must contact the elementary office for registration no later than May 1, 2022.
Please slow down on Pines Road in front of the school. Last week a car passed another on the left side of the road right in front of the circle. Patience. Our children are worth slowing down for.
Join us for our Spring Book Fair, April 7-14!
The fair will be open during school hours and conferences. Your student(s) will come down during school with their classes to shop and make wish lists. Keep an eye out for their wish lists and when you come in for conferences check out the teacher wish lists and buy a book for the classroom library.
All Book Fair proceeds go to supplies and materials for the classrooms at FTS. Check out the website https://www.scholastic.com/bf/frankfordschool to browse the books, set up your ewallet, or to shop online.
Scheduling your Parent-Teacher conferences begins today in "Realtime".

Bulldog Book Clubbers having fun while creating Edible Book DIY and Stress Relief Kits to promote literacy in our community!




Just a bit of fun and talent at the regions concert! #FrankfordPride
Emma Cooper, Jalexa Garcia, Kayleigh Hansen, and Juniper Boyle

Parents of 8th Graders, this is friendly reminder to order your graduate's gown or to let us know if your graduate will borrow one, please click below. Thank you!
https://5il.co/164ov
5th grade ADVEX designing an Arduino fish feeder they are building for the Technology classroom aquaponics unit.




Congratulations to Mrs. Klimas for being awarded the iHeart Media Teacher of the Month! Mrs. Klimas’s recorded interview will air this Friday at 4:40 on 106.3. Be sure to tune in!


We planted the lettuce for the cafeteria in our new hydroponic grower today! Hopefully they thrive and we can have 84 healthy lettuce plants for Frankford Fresh salads in our school cafeteria in the near future.



We planted the lettuce for the cafeteria in our new hydroponic grower today! Hopefully they thrive and we can have 84 healthy lettuce plants for Frankford Fresh salads in our school cafeteria in the near future.
Mrs. Chedwiggen came back to visit Mrs. Frei’s 2nd grade class. She read a story in her Irish brogue to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!

5th Grade Fun! Who says you can’t have fun singing about fruit? Not us!! “¡Las frutas son sabrosas!”😊🍒🍓🍇🍎🍉🍊


Please congratulate this year’s Superintendent Roundtable Award Recipient….Claire Sieminski!

Blasting into Love of Reading Week with a game of Book Title emoji scoot, space themed clothes and door decorations that are out of this world!




Greenhouse Tour 2022! Not every class has time to get to the greenhouse so we're bring the greenhouse to the classes. Every few days new classes volunteer to care for the greenhouse seedlings on their starter cart before they move to another classroom (and eventually to the greenhouse). Thank you to Mrs Hamilton's class for being first! The cart has grow lights, seed heaters, water basins. Everything the seeds need to survive on their journey. As you can see the seedlings are dong really great so far and most of them have already popped up and are growing!




800 seedlings were started today for the Greenhouse, including 100 lettuce plants that were planted last week to go in the hydroponic unit and have already sprouted. Updates are almost complete in the greenhouse itself as spring does its best to show up. Check back to see how our veggies and flower seedlings are doing soon.




