Helpful Information - Franklin High School

EdBox Viewer

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The EdBox Gradebook website login screen asks for User Name and Password: enter the User ID number and student's or parent/guardian's password as provided on the letter from Portland Public Schools. For more information, contact your student's counselor.

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Helpful Information, Form, Links

2012-13 School Profile here

2012-13 PPS School Calendar here

2012-13 FHS Bell Schedule here

Lunch Information here

Master Calendar Submission Form here

A/B Block Schedule Calendar for 2012-13 here

Tutoring Center Open in room 108! Mon, Tues & Thurs from 3:15-4:45; Wednesday from 2:15-4:00

Officer Dave Thoman offers some great advice and provides helpful websites on the important topic of BICYCLE THEFT PREVENTION here.

SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BOND TIMELINE announced by PPS.

Crime Prevention Information From Franklin's School Resource Officers' Hays and Thoman

1. Do not leave any property unattended, even for a short period of time. Leaving a phone or iPod plugged in and on your desk while going to the restroom or even to talk to the teacher can result in the item being stolen.

2. Be sure to secure your lockers (hallway and gym) at all times. Don't share lockers with anyone or give anyone else your combination.

3. If you ride a bicycle to school, be sure to lock it up securely to an approved bicycle rack. Be sure to use a quality, U-bolt style lock. Chain locks and cable locks are easily cut or defeated. Also, do not leave property (helmets, lights, etc.) attached to your bicycle.

4. As a general rule, do not bring anything to school that you are not willing to give away. Personal electrtonic devices should be kept on your person at all times. Do not leave them in a locker, vehicle or anywhere that they are unattended.

5. Do not leave backpacks, purses, wallets or other similar items unattended.

6. Wear your ID at all times! Having your ID on your person helps school staff identify you as a student. It also prevents your ID from being stolen.

7. Report any and all suspicious activity to school staff or the School Resource Officers. You can also notify Crimestoppers (503-823-HELP) if you want to remain anonymous. Remember that Crimestoppers will pay up to $1,000.00 for information leading to the arrest of someone who has committed a crime.