The recent government meeting highlighted a positive start to the school year at Franklin, with administrators reporting a successful kickoff for students returning to classes. The school has implemented new programming, prompting a shift in the timing of their open house, which will now serve as a kickoff event for the academic year.

Administrators noted that the initial days focused on culture building and reorienting students to the school's safe environment, which was well-received. The atmosphere this year has been markedly different from the previous year, with students appearing more settled and engaged. The school has seen an increase in enrollment, surpassing 1,000 students, with additional enrollments expected.

Sports activities have also commenced, with golf teams already performing well. The open house event was well-attended, receiving positive feedback from families, indicating strong community support.

A significant addition to the staff is Lily Gardner, who has been appointed as the performing arts center event coordinator. Her role is expected to enhance event planning and coordination within the school, ensuring smooth operations across various activities.

Overall, the meeting underscored a strong start to the school year, with a focus on community engagement, student well-being, and effective leadership among students and staff.