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Guidance Program
Guidance News
National Junior Honor
Society
Guidance Resources
The Guidance
Program
The guidance program
at Franklin Borough School is a support
system for students, faculty, and
parents. Individual counseling,
classroom instruction about
guidance-related issues, support groups
for students, and academic advisement
are all provided through the guidance
office. In addition, students are
encouraged to seek out the school
counselor to discuss any issue or
concern. Teachers may refer students for
counseling, and parents are encouraged
to contact the guidance counselor with
any concerns they may have about their
child's academic, emotional, or social
growth and development.
Additional support is provided for
eighth graders transitioning to high
school. Applications to Sussex County
Technical High School as well as Pope
John XXIII are initiated in the guidance
office. Visits to Sussex Tech and
presentations by the staff of area high
schools are arranged. Eighth graders
participate in a career exploration
program called, "The Real Game," which
offers students the opportunity to
experience reality-based
decision-making, explore interests, and
related job options.
The school counselor, Mrs. Crisman,
serves as the Affirmative Action
Officer, 504 Coordinator, National
Junior Honor Society, and Chess Club
Advisor.
If you have any questions, you can reach
the guidance office at 973-827-9775,
ext. 210.
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Guidance News
The Sussex County School Counselors’
Association will sponsor the Middle
School Caring Award on March 24th.
Sussex County Middle Schools each choose
a recipient for this award. Family and
friends will celebrate this honor with a
breakfast held at the Glen Meadow School
in Vernon. Congratulations to this
year’s honoree!
Honorees are chosen because they
demonstrate a concern for others, have a
sense of fairness and compassion and are
willing to act based on those
qualities.
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National Junior Honor
Society
The members of the National Junior Honor
Society have been tabulating all of the
Campbell’s Labels for Education that our
families have been collecting and
sending to school.
Recently Campbell’s Brands have
partnered with the Shop Rite to make
earning purchase points much easier for
those families that shop at Shop Rite.
You simply have to register your
ShopRite Price PLUS Club Card on line at
WWW.ShopRite.com/eLFE
and select Franklin Borough School as
the recipient of earned points. 100
Bonus Points are earned just for
registering your card.
Check the website for additional
participating supermarkets. Friends and
family living across the country can
have their earned points credited to
Franklin Borough School. Please
register and
NO
MORE CLIPPING!
Red Cross “Heroes Pencils” will be sold
by National Junior Honor Society members
during lunch time from Monday, March 22nd
through Thursday, April 1st.
Each pencil costs $ .25. All proceeds
will go to support Red Cross relief
projects. “Be a Hero” and support this
worthwhile effort. Also, look for the
Honor Society’s photo in the Sunday,
March 21st edition of the New
Jersey Herald. |
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