02/26/2026
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Just a reminder that this Friday, February 27, we’re turning up the fun with ASB Crazy Hair Day!
This is your chance to go BIG, BOLD, and SILLY with your hair. Think wild colors, creative styles, spikes, braids, curls, or whatever your creative mind can dream up. If it makes you smile, it totally counts.
02/01/2026
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Franklin families are invited to join us for our annual Math Night on Wednesday, February 4 from 6:00–7:00 PM. Come learn and play a variety of fun math games you can enjoy at home together.
Stick around afterward for the February PTG Meeting from 7:00–8:00 PM. We’d love to see you there for both events.
10/01/2025
🏃♂️💙 Support our Franklin Fun Run! 💙🏃♀️
Donations can be made by cash or check (payable to Franklin PTG) and sent to school with your student.
Prefer digital? 📲 Use the QR code below to donate online!
Every dollar helps us fund amazing programs and activities for our students. ✨
📅 Donations accepted until October 6 — thank you for your support! 🙌
09/02/2025
It's time to head back to school! Best wishes for a great year ahead!✏️📚
07/29/2025
We are so proud of our Franklin community!
Lincoln Park Shelter Gets Makeover with Help from Kids and Community
Local artist Corinna Ren led a group of Franklin Elementary students, faculty, and families to create a vibrant new mural depicting fauna in the park.
07/12/2025
Looking to keep your child’s reading skills sharp over the summer? The University of Washington’s Summer Reading Program is now open for enrollment!
Give your child the tools to succeed—this summer and beyond!
Steps to complete
Read (at least) 20 minutes a day on 30 separate days and you will earn a Husky reward!
05/09/2025
Hey we know her! Congratulations Lisa!!!
03/22/2025
BEYOND CLASSROOMS: Building standalone schools is so 1949.
That’s why Together Spokane is proposing that a replacement for Madison Elementary School – Spokane’s oldest northside school at 76-years-old – should also include a Boys & Girls Club and enclosed public recreation center.
Collaborating to co-locate public spaces has worked successfully before, such as the Spokane Public Library’s Hillyard branch at Shaw Middle School, which was funded by the 2018 bond.
This time, private organizations have also joined the partnership. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Spokane County, Spokane Hoopfest, and Pacific Northwest Qualifier (PNQ) have all signed letters of intent to invest in the project. Private investment helps bring down the cost to taxpayers.
Beyond the school itself, Together Spokane aims to also improve Franklin Park, which is used by Madison students and families year-round.
More park ranger patrols and upgrades to restrooms, lighting, irrigation, maintenance, and amenities would help ensure that the area remains a safe, welcoming space for the neighborhood.
Many see the new facility and park improvements as becoming a hub that could strengthen the northside and attract more visitors to the area.
Read on at spokaneschools.org/article/2102927.