 | Three FHS Juniors Get Articles Published
1.11.12 - Getting
published is something many people wait a lifetime for but that's not
the case for three Franklinton High School juniors. Included in this
group are Justin Puett (left in photo), Chance Hudgins (right in photo)
and Briona Wright (not pictured). The students completed an extra
credit writing assignment for Lisa Lawrence during their sophomore year
composition class and their articles were submitted to the Franklin
County Historical Society for consideration for publication in the
county's heritage book. In addition to having their articles published,
they each received a free copy of the book. |
 | Red Rams Raise $5025 for Miracle League
12.17.11 - Franklinton
High School students and staff stepped up to the plate for the Franklin
County Miracle Baseball League. In all, the Red Rams raised $5025
with Dottie Averette's class setting a high mark of a total of
$605.71. For that, the class receives a pizza party with country
music singer
Jason Michael Carroll. The Miracle League is an organization that
provides a means to play baseball for children with disabilities. For
more information on the Franklin County Miracle League, click here. At left, FHS Principal Charles Fuller presents Miracle League Representative Jason Michael Carroll with the check. |
 | FHS Students Experience Court Procedure in Mock Trial
Franklinton High School students enrolled in Mrs. Savannah
Richard's Civics and Economics class recently experienced a courtroom experience
through a mock trial. Students served as case characters, courtroom dignitaries
and lawyers. The plot of the case centered on a student bullying and terrorism
event. In addition to Civics and Economics, students from other classes (Mrs.
Mauch and Mr. Moreschi) participated and served as jurors. |
 | FHS Junior Earns Top Scout Honor
Miles “Brennan” Davis, Jr., a
Junior at Franklinton High School, has attained the Boy Scout of America’s
highest rank of Eagle Scout. Brennan
earned 22 merit badges over the last five years and participated in numerous
service projects as a member of Troop 303 in Wake Forest. For his Eagle Project, Brennan organized and
implemented a Safety/Emergency Preparedness Fair in September. Many organizations participated including
Wake Forest Police and Fire Departments, Wake County Sheriff’s Office and EMS,
Office of the Attorney General, Global Child Rescue NC, Triangle Red Cross, Boy
Scouts, LDS Church Relief Society, Raleigh Amateur Radio Society (Ham Radio),
Central Skywarn and the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association. There was also a special appearance by
Officer M. Pender and his K-9 partner, Kyra, unit of the Wake Forest Police
Department. In addition to being an
Eagle Scout, Brennan is active in his church and plays soccer, basketball and
baseball for Franklinton High School. He
is also a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. |
 | FHS JV Football Team Wins Conference Title
The
Franklinton
High School junior varsity football team earned the Northern Carolina
Conference football championship with a 7-0 league record and an
overall mark of 9-1. The Red Rams were led by head coach Trent Sanders
and Defensive Coordinator Stanley Puett. |
 | FHS Senior Football Star Earns WRAL Extra Effort Award Franklinton
High School football standout Reggie Williams earned the coveted WRAL
TV 5 Extra Effort Award Wednesday. Williams helped lead the Red Rams to
a strong 9-2 season, which continues this Friday night in round one of
the NCSHAA Class AA Playoffs. At left, Williams displays his award with
WRAL's Tom Suiter. The news piece will air on 11.3.11 on the WRAL 6
p.m. news. |
 | FHS Receives Turnaround Award
Franklinton
High School Principal Charles Fuller (right in photo) recently accepted the
Turnaround and Performance Award on behalf of FHS. The state level award was earned through
improved testing throughout the school over the past three years. At left is
Franklin County Schools Superintendent Dr. Eddie Ingram as well as State
Superintendent Dr. June Atkinson. FHS has earned School of Distinction Status the past two years. |
 | School Magnets on Sale The PTSA will begin selling school magnets (left) will on sale starting
the week of October 2nd. Visit the main office for more information.
Cost is $5 each. |
 |
Grand Opening at the new Franklinton High School
Several
hundred community members as well as area officials crowded the halls
of the New Franklinton High School to hold a grand opening Ceremony
Thursday (8.18.11). At left, Franklin County Commissioner (Board
Chairman) Sydney Dunston, Franklin County Schools Superintendent Dr.
Eddie Ingram, FHS Principal Charles Fuller, State Superintendent Dr.
June Atkinson and Franklin County Board of Education Chair Paige Sayles
make the opening official by cutting the ceremonial ribbon |
 | All Sport Pass Now Available
Tired of buying individual tickets for each FHS Athletic event? Then you may want to purchase and FHS All Sport Pass. Click here to fill out the form and turn it in with payment at any FHS home game. |
