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GENERAL INFORMATION

FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY
4011 Hood-Franklin Rd.
Elk Grove, CA 95757
Voice: (916) 684-6518
Fax: (916) 684-6039

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ADMINISTRATION
Principal - John Santin

FRONT OFFICE
Pam Simard, Secretary
Kim Moore, Office Clerk

SCHOOL HOURS
Grades 1-6 - 8:00 a.m. - 2:10 p.m.
AM Kinder - 8:00 a.m. - 11:20 p.m.
PM Kinder - 10:50 a.m. - 2:10 p.m.
OFFICE HOURS
7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.



PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

"Welcome to Franklin Elementary School!"

This year, we enthusiastically welcome many new students to Franklin Elementary School. We are confident that this will be an outstanding year for all our students and we welcome the challenge to continue to increase the standard of eduction that we are providing. We cannot operate without the continued support of our wonderful community. We are hoping that parents, students and community members will join us in our goal of reaching toward higher achievements in both the area of student academic success and involvement in making our school the best it can be!"   

John Santin, Principal

SCHOOL HISTORY
Franklin school district was formed in 1859 and since that time has absorbed all the little schools in the southwest part of the Elk Grove district: Point Pleasant (1866 to 1928); Goethe (a district formed in 1910 that never built a school); Mokelumne (1861 to 1949); and Prairie/East Union (1856 to 1914). The school was organized as Franklin Academy, an ambitious plan to serve all the area's farm students including those of high school age. The name comes from the Franklin House, a stage stop built by Andrew George whose mother's maiden name had been Franklin. He had not intended to name the town after her, for he preferred that the town was Georgetown, after himself. But, it appears that the people over the years liked Franklin better than Georgetown, and it has been said that there was confusion with the Georgetown in the foothills. We continue to call the place Franklin today as it has been for many years.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Franklin Elementary School is dedicated to developing respectful and responsible citizens who seek to make positive contributions to our diverse society. We resolve to accomplish this by:

  • Maintaining a safe and nurturing learning environment
  • Demanding high academic expectations of our students, staff, and parents
  • Sustaining a strong and lasting sense of community

 

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