Frankford will be following the 90 minute delay schedule for Tuesday, February 16th. If this changes, we will be in touch in the AM.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
The Frankford Township school district will be moving to a remote learning and teaching day for Tuesday, February 9th, due to the inclement weather.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Reminder: "A" cohort students are in person tomorrow.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Good evening. This is a reminder that tomorrow will be a remote learning day for Cohort A students. Both cohorts should check into classes for their expectations for the day. Stay safe!
almost 4 years ago, Amy Librizzi
Good evening. We will be following an early dismissal schedule. The schedule will be emailed to everyone. More information will be in the email. Sending out shortly.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Tomorrow the Frankford school will be closed for a traditional snow day. We will make a decision on Monday evening about what to do with Tuesday. We hope to have a remote learning day on Tuesday and then a remote day for the A cohort on Wednesday. Much of that decision will be based on whether or not there will be power outages. Have a great evening and happy shoveling!
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Due to a second positive Covid case in the building, the DOH is recommending we move to remote learning for two weeks starting tomorrow. Students will return February 4th. An email was sent to all families.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Reminder!! Below is the schedule for this week Tuesday - B cohort in person Wednesday - A cohort in person Thursday - A cohort in person Friday - B cohort in person.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Marking period 2 ends Friday, January 29th. Finish strong.
almost 4 years ago, Amy Librizzi
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All students will return to the in person hybrid schedule beginning on Monday, January 11th. A more detailed letter has been emailed to all parents and staff.
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Good evening Frankford Families, I hope everyone enjoyed their winter break. I just wanted to remind everyone that this week we will be following our fully remote schedule. We hope to be back to the hybrid schedule next week. Regards, Mr. Hirsch
almost 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Reminder: Tomorrow, Wednesday, December 23rd we will be following an early dismissal schedule. Happy Holidays!
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
School will begin at the normal time for in person and remote learners tomorrow. Cohort B should report for in person learning.
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
The Frankford School will be closed on Thursday, December 17th for in person and remote learning due to the inclement weather.
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Please be aware that Google is having Worldwide issues. It is glitchy at times since early this morning.
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Grades 4-8 As we transition back into in-person learning today, it is critical that we maintain the whole class check-in process regardless of cohort day. This will endure the following: - keep that expectation the same for our students. (every period- every day) - maintain the ability for teachers to keep whole class lessons should they choose at points in the unit -make sure students understand the independent learning assignment before releasing them -maintain the most accurate attendance for us and parents -gives teachers the flexibility to ebb and flow between small group and whole-class instruction, activities, and assessments.
about 4 years ago, Amy Librizzi
We plan on moving back to Hybrid learning on Monday as long as the county doesn't move into the red phase. The DOH report will be out on Thursday afternoon. We will be in touch if anything changes.
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch
Reminder.... All students grades 4-8 should be logging in LIVE to each class regardless of cohort for attendance, announcements, questions, directions, and expectations for the day. See our detailed plan in the News page.
about 4 years ago, Amy Librizzi
To The Frankford Twp. Community, The Frankford Twp. Board of Education has remained committed to working alongside the FTEA to find agreement on a new contract. We recognize and appreciate our school, administration, and teachers and the tremendous value they all play in our community, especially in turbulent times such as these. It is our role as a board to listen to their needs while seeking balance to financial responsibilities, which have complex and direct impact to the successful operation of our school, budget and ultimately our students. The NJ statewide aid cuts to education, which began in school year 2017/18, will extend through 2024 and is a total of $1.69 million loss just in our district alone. When contract negotiations began, we knew we would be facing unprecedented financial challenges and now the global pandemic has added further complication. These are realities that cannot go unchecked. We look forward to resuming talks through mediation as requested by the FTEA. It is our goal to continue these important conversations with the FTEA while maintaining our responsibilities to the constraints of school budget and our community taxpayers. Until an agreement is reached, all current contract terms and compensation remain in place. We appreciate now more than ever the ongoing commitment and efforts of our teachers. Ralph Smith President, Frankford Board of Education November 23, 2020
about 4 years ago, Christopher Lessard
Reminder that tomorrow Wednesday, November 25th the Frankford school will be running an early dismissal schedule. Happy Thanksgiving!
about 4 years ago, Braden Hirsch