The best school we have ever experienced. We are very happy with Franklin and look forward to our next year. They are committed professionals. We like the small campus to be able to allow the children to be closely supervised.
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Posted by a parent on 07/21/09
Overall I think this school is great. My children attended for 2 years before we moved. We are considering moving back to PV and we will send our children back. I think the buildings are cramped and they do seem to be running out of space. I would like to see a better middle school program. But,
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Posted by a parent on 01/09/08
This guide is a little out of date. The school goes all the way through 8th grade now, and the younger grades have many more students than the older grades - as many as 24 to a class with one teacher and one teacher's aide. The classes and office seemed a little cramped, but ok. They just did a lot
... Read more of building, and remodling, so there isn't much outdoor space left. I'm still considering this school, but was a little taken back by the campus set up and size (and short fence height around the younger kids' playground). They are running out of room - a circle K on one side, and a Big 5 on the other, a frontage road in front, and older residential in the back. The staff seemed nice, and they had very good control on making sure the kids went home with the right parents. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/02/07
This is a great school that strives to make sure no child will 'slip through the cracks'. My child has attened the school since 1987 and it's a great school.
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Posted by a parent on 04/27/06
In my opinion there is no better school in the tri-city area, or in the state. My kids have been in Prescott and Chino Valley charter/public schools. All were big disappointments. Awesome program and teaching staff. Staff has an ability to see a problem and they willing to help the student improve. Excellent
... Read more before/after school programs. My kids love it there, I don't ever hear 'I don't want to go to school' or I don't like school'. Realistic disipline without the mass hysteria of other schools. A place where a kid can be a kid and not a tiny adult. School rules are actually enforced, including a conservative dress code for both girls and boys. I can only hope that they will expand to high school in a few years. They should be held up as a school to emulate in all of Arizona. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/16/06
We've transferred our son to franklin phonetic about 2 months ago. We have been 'extremely' pleased with the results. Franklin phoneitc works closely with all children, especially the special needs children. Our son was not able to read in the old school, he now can! many many thanks to mrs. Franklin,
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Posted by a parent on 01/10/06
This is my sons first year of school, he is in kindergarden at Franklin Phonetic. I think Mrs. Brown is great! He really enjoys school and seems to be learning quickly. I am wondering why the student count seems to drop in 4-5 grade?
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Posted by a parent on 11/21/05
Franklin Phonetic is one of the best schools out there. I highly rate the teachers, teacher aides, environment, their programs and the administration. My children enjoy learning here!
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Posted by a parent on 08/11/05
My experience at this school showed me a rigidity and 'sterileness' in the learning process. Learning should be a joy, not a stress at this tender age.
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Posted by a parent on 06/10/05
I have been very inpressed with all the music, art, drama and more offered to the children. They do fun learning based field trips. Also I have been very inpressed with the willingness to help EVERY child succeed even if it meant extra work for them. I have two very different children and both of their
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Emotionally Challenged, Gifted Students, Hearing Specialists, Learning Differences, Mentally Challenged, Occupational Therapists, Physically Challenged, Title I
Vocational Education
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visual and performing arts, special talents in visual art, music, dance, drama, or other related studies;
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Vocation/Technical Curriculum
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Special Education Classes
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Adult Education Classes
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English as Second Language
English language classes for students whose first language is not English.
Prescott Valley schools — Franklin Phonetic School is located at 6116 E Highway 69, Prescott Valley AZ 86314. 6116 E Highway 69 is in the Prescott East neighborhood and 86314 ZIP code in Prescott Valley, AZ The school district for Franklin Phonetic School is the Arizona State Charter School Board. Franklin Phonetic School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 8.
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