Ms. Duckart: Special Education

07/23/2021

There is no doubt that spending some time at the Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center can be a blast, but for those...

11/30/2020

Stop by Franklin on Saturday to see Santa and get a treat!

11/16/2020

Reminder:
No school Wednesday
It is a staff development day

11/10/2020

THIS FRIDAY ALL students will have supply pickup to get their art supplies.

11/02/2020

10/08/2020

Even though we don't have school you can still pick up lunch!

Reminder to our families of our FREE drive-thru curb side pick-up meals. Breakfast and lunch to go! Please see (and share) the schedule for the remainder of this week.

10/08/2020

Proud to be a part of the team that makes Franklin a Heart Safe School

Such exciting news here at Franklin. It feels so good to find joy during hard times.
Franklin has been awarded the Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation. This team of staff members are CPR trained and have shown their skills in heart emergency drills here at Franklin. If you would like to read more about project ADAM here is the website. https://www.projectadam.com/

10/02/2020

Are you ready for some FOOTBALL!?!? 🏈

09/27/2020

Although we can't go on any field trips here are some links to some interesting places. I'm sure you can find a few you might be interested in checking out. I know I did!

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09/27/2020

More websites to make learning FUN!

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09/27/2020

Here are some FREE reading sites for kids. Read it yourself or many will read to you.

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09/19/2020

A sensory sensitive area for the Manitowoc Holiday parade. 😊

Have you heard of a Sensory Sensitive Zone in a parade? We learned about it last year when the City of Kaukauna implemented it in their holiday parade.

A Sensory Sensitive Zone is a part of a parade where there won't be loud sirens and flashing lights from parade entries. People with autism, epilepsy, PTSD, and a variety of other conditions can be very sensitive to noise and light; so it's a way for more people to be able to join in the fun of a lakeshore tradition, without the fear of attending!

The Lakeshore Holiday Parade Committee has voted to enact a Sensory Sensitive Zone beginning this year for those watching from S. 12th and Washington Streets to S. 10th and Washington Streets.

What do you think about this idea?