
What an incredible way to wrap up the school year! 🎉☀️ Franklin Elementary’s May 15th Field Day was packed with fun, laughter, friendly competition, and unforgettable memories. Students enjoyed a day full of field events, games, and races while celebrating an amazing year together!
A huge THANK YOU to Beef Boosters for grilling an impressive 400 burgers for our students, parents, and staff! We also appreciate the generous support from Cornerstone Bank, Rightway Grocery, and Highstreet Insurance for providing drinks, chips, and cookies for everyone to enjoy.
Congratulations to our 5th grade class for earning this year’s Sportsmanship Award! 🏅 Your teamwork, encouragement, and positive attitudes stood out all day long.
Special thanks to Mrs. Stall and everyone who helped organize and support this fantastic event. Your hard work made the day truly special for our students!
Keep an eye out for a featured article and social media coverage from Nebraska Public School Advantage highlighting Franklin Field Day! 📸






Jr. High Girls (Grades 7th & 8th) are welcome to come to summer weights too.


-Carter has qualified in the 3200m run
-Reagan has qualified in the 100m dash
Good luck Flyers!





2026-2027 School Physicals are required for students entering Kindergarten and 7th grade this fall. The physical must take place between March 1st of the calendar year the child starts school and the first day of school.
The Nebraska School Activities Association requires sports physicals for all 7th - 12th grade students going out for an activity or sport supported by the NSAA. These need to be dated on or after May 1st of the calendar year.
Take advantage of this great offer provided by FCMH Pool Medical Clinic for their special on school physicals. Physical Forms will be mailed out to all students at the end of May. If you have any questions, please contact the office at 308-425-6283.

Mrs. Siel has been instrumental in helping develop the mental health supports and systems that serve our students and families each day. Her compassion, collaboration, and commitment to students have strengthened connections, reduced barriers to services, and helped create a supportive environment for all.
Thank you, Mrs. Siel, for the care, leadership, and heart you bring to Franklin Public Schools every day!













