Benjamin Franklin Middle School, Wayne County

Benjamin Franklin Middle School A recent survey indicated that nearly 30% of American parents are seriously considering homes schooling their children rather than sending them to school. Home schooling is a different alternate way of education for many parents. Benjamin Franklin Middle is strongly committed

to building children’s social, emotional and academic competencies. Its state test results, tells us that it has received a Great Schools Rating of 3 out of 10.The Guidance Department has an integral part of this community that fosters respect, responsibility and caring through instructional programs, activities and a partnership between parents, administrators, teachers and the community in rising up the children. School services includes guidance with

Child Study Team
Health
Special Services
Attendance Policy
Mathematics Information
Keeping Kids Safe in the Digital Age
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Courses and programs offered

Mathematics Science: - Algebraic patterns using charts/tables, graphs, equations and expressions set of ordered pair to satisfy a given numerical pattern, plot the ordered pair and draw the line. Thinking with Mathematical Model is the key aspect of the mathematical science.
Social and Emotional Learning and Social Studies: - The teachers begin the year by developing map skills and introducing the constructed response mode of questioning. The content areas covered are ancient cultures, the middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the European Scientific, Religious, and Industrial Revolutions.
Special Education Technology: - Special Education classes are available to students who have been identified by the District Committee on Special Education (C.S.E.) as having an educational disability like blindness, deafness, emotional disabilities, learning disabilities, mental retardation and physical disabilities. Through specialized instruction using a variety of instructional strategies, students are taught both academics and communication skills necessary to become independent and contributing members of society.

Family and Consumer Sciences Language Arts and Library/Media Centers Visual/Practical/Performing Arts:

Music Visual/Practical/Performing Arts: - Franklin's Art Program is designed to prepare students to achieve maximum success at the high school and college level. Activities are performed for students to perform artistic techniques in different media, have general knowledge of history in conjunction to art created through the times, and provide the tools necessary for a higher level of thinking, understanding, and appreciation of art.

Visual Arts Wellness World Language: - All students are trained by both art instructors every year through the use of an innovative rotational system exclusive to our art program. These practices develop the students' art experience by exposing them to different styles of visual art.