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Board of Education Work Sessions will be held the second Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Franklin Junior High School Board Room and the Regular Board Meetings will be held the fourth Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Franklin High School Media Center. No Work Session Meeting scheduled in July or December. Next meeting: Feb. 10, 6 p.m., FJHS Board Room.

 

The Board of Education for Franklin City Schools will hold a special meeting on February 3 at 5:00 p.m. in the Franklin Junior High School Media Center on 750 E 4th St., Franklin, OH 45005. The purpose of this meeting is to hold an executive session for personnel and employment matters. No action is anticipated. 

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Safer Schools Ohio - SpeakUp

Sep 1, 2015
at 12:00 am

What is Safer Schools Ohio?

Safer Schools Ohio is a multi-agency effort created to assist schools in continuously improving the safety of our students.

By calling or texting the statewide hotline, 844-SAFEROH, you can report anything that is suspicious or endangering you,your friends or your school.

Safety Plans

Paramount in this effort is ensuring each school has a strong building safety plan.  Schools are comparing their existing plans to a model plan developed by the Attorney General's School Safety Task Force that outlines the best approaches to keeping kids safe. State experts, including those in the Department of Public Safety's
Ohio Homeland Security division, review the information and provide guidance to help schools implement best practices and improve their plans.

Support

The state Emergency Management Agency and the University of Findlay will provide training to schools and local first responders at no cost.This will help local educators develop comprehensive safety initiatives in cooperation 
with local law enforcement. Additionally, Ohio Homeland Security will provide technical assistance at no 
cost to local stakeholders as they develop and implement their school safety plans.

Reporting Hotline

Public safety officials offer the hotline 844-SAFEROH at no cost to schools as a way for students  to report 
potential suicides, school shootings, bullying or other problems anonymously.
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