Franklin Regional Primary School

🎶 Join FRSD for a Faculty Music Recital and enjoy an evening of live music! The FR Music Faculty invites you to a special recital featuring an hour of music performed by our talented faculty members.

📅 Date: October 21
🕡 Time: 6:30 PM
📍 Location: FRMS Little Theater
🎟️ Admission: FREE!

Come enjoy great music, support our music faculty, and experience the joy of live performance. Bring a friend and join us for a wonderful evening of music! 🎼✨ #FRTeam

1 day ago, Deana Callipare

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Franklin Regional Middle School invites local Veterans to join us for our annual Veterans Day Performance on Thursday, November 5! ❤️🤍💙

🎶 Daytime Performances: 9:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m., and 1:45 p.m.

🍽️ Veterans Lunch: Veterans attending the 10:45 a.m. performance are invited to stay for lunch immediately following the performance in Room 130. Please RSVP by Friday, October 30, by calling 724-327-5456, ext. 2003. Panera lunch options are available on the invitation.

🌟 Evening Performance: Wednesday, November 4, at 7:00 p.m.

Know a Veteran? Please invite them to attend! We look forward to honoring those who have served our country and thanking them for their service and sacrifice. #FRArts

3 days ago, Deana Callipare

An invitation to Franklin Regional Middle School's Veterans Day Performance. It features a flag and offers lunch options, with shows at 9:00, 10:45, and 1:45 pm. RSVP by October 30th.

Don't forget! There's no school this Monday, Oct. 12, as the FR team participates in professional development. Enjoy the long weekend! 🍂

6 days ago, Deana Callipare

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🔎Who did it? With what? And where?! 🔎

Join the Franklin Regional Thespians for CLUE: High School Edition, a hilarious murder mystery based on the classic Hasbro board game and the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn.

🎭 Performances
📅 November 5, 6 & 7 at 7:30 p.m.
📅 November 8 at 2:00 p.m.
📍 Franklin Regional Senior High School Auditorium

🎟️ Tickets
Adults: $10
Students & Seniors: $5

No advance tickets. All tickets are sold at the door only.

Come see if you can solve the mystery before the final curtain! 🔍🎭

Based on the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn
Written by Sandy Rustin
Additional Material by Hunter Foster and Eric Price
Based on the Paramount Pictures motion picture and the Hasbro board game CLUE
Original Music by Michael Holland

By special arrangement with The Araca Group, Work Light Productions, and Michael Barra/Lively McCabe Entertainment.

6 days ago, Deana Callipare

Franklin Regional Thespians' "Clue" play poster features silhouetted characters in black on a rainbow background. It includes details about the dates, times, venue, and ticket prices.

💙💛 Homecoming wasn't just for our high schoolers! 🎉🏈

The Primary School Caring Club participated in last week's Homecoming Bonfire 🔥 by raising funds via their photo booth 📸. Not only did they exhibit fantastic business skills 💼, but they also used their creativity to make signs and props!

Way to go, Primary Panthers! 🐾👏

8 days ago, Deana Callipare

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Dear Primary School Families,

Happy Halloween! The Franklin Regional Senior High (FRSH) National Honor Society (NHS) is pleased to invite you and your student to the Annual Primary School Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 5:30–7 p.m. at the Primary School bus loop.

Space is limited for this event, and all families must sign up for a 15-minute time slot by Tuesday, Oct. 20.

Sign Up for Trunk or Treat: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C48A4A62FABFDC07-65374708-trunk

No tricks, just treats! Join your Primary School friends for this fun and safe trick-or-treat experience, with NHS students greeting you in costume and passing out candy, as well as participating partners, including Myers Transportation and more! Before you go, please review the following:

Students must have a parent/guardian present.
Please park in either the primary or intermediate school parking lots.
Please attend during your selected time to avoid overcrowding.

In addition to trick-or-treating, students can also participate in craft-making and a photo booth. We can’t wait to celebrate this spook-tacular occasion with you.

9 days ago, Deana Callipare

A poster with a car trunk open filled with Halloween treats. Text reads "TRUNK OR TREAT". Logos and icons in corners.

🎉👑 Congratulations to our 2026 Franklin Regional Homecoming King and Queen! 👑🎉 Jadyn Tysarcyzk and Enzo Azzolina were crowned during halftime at the Panther Football game tonight, Friday, Oct. 2. This proud tradition celebrates student leadership, school spirit, and Panther Pride. 🐾💙💛 We are so proud of our entire Homecoming Court for representing Franklin Regional with excellence and enthusiasm! 📷 Big thank you to @fisher.fotos for capturing this moment and to @brian_nicklaus_jewelry for donating this year's crowns. #PantherPride #FRHomecoming2026

13 days ago, Deana Callipare

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🦎🔬 Our first graders recently explored animal adaptations and survival through an exciting hands-on activity led by Monica Graziani and her Biotechnology and Anatomy students from the senior high school! 🐾 Serving as mentors, our high school students worked directly with our first graders, extending their learning from the Mystery Science curriculum. 🧪✨This collaboration provided our high school students with an authentic opportunity to practice leadership, scientific communication, and laboratory skills while giving our youngest learners an exciting introduction to the awe of science. 🌱🔬

Most importantly, this experience was a wonderful example of citizenship, where our students learn from one another, serve as mentors, and help build a stronger school community. 💙🐾👏

16 days ago, Deana Callipare

A woman and children gathered around a table with strawberries. Two children wear glasses. Bright decorations hang in the background.

Kids sit on floor, creating a circle with colorful beads. Background shows a room with tables, chairs, and children.

A woman in a white shirt stands with children around a table with blue bowls and a roll of paper.

An adult woman stands by a bulletin board while children sit in a classroom, each using a tablet on paper.

Children seated on the floor, one mixing colorful paint on a tray with a spoon, others observing.

Two children are on the floor, playing with colorful balls. One child uses a cup. They sit on a white floor with a red line.

A child in a green long sleeve and blue shorts sits on the floor holding a cup.

Woman standing, speaking to a row of children. Children in various outfits, standing and crouching. Background: hall with lockers and doors.

Several children are gathered around a yellow tray. They are looking at something inside it.

A child wearing a black t-shirt and black pants plays with a tray of sand on a white cloth.

Congratulations to Maria DeBone, FR Class of 2016, on an incredible achievement! 🏆🏆

Maria has been making her mark behind the scenes at KDKA-TV, working as a producer for Pittsburgh Today Live. Her hard work and talent have recently earned her two Emmy Awards for her work on the show!

We’re proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our Franklin Regional alumni and the amazing things they’re doing in their careers. Congratulations, Maria! 💙💛

Once a Panther, always a Panther! 🐾

16 days ago, Deana Callipare

A smiling woman holds two awards in a hallway with marble flooring. She wears a maroon dress.

Four people stand on a stage with a sign behind them that reads "National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Mid Atlantic Chapter."

💙 It was a BLUE day but not in a sad way! 💙

As our kindergarten students learn their colors, Mrs. Welch's class is celebrating each new color with a special color day! Last week, students celebrated Blue Day in a big way.

Along with wearing blue, students enjoyed some special time with the big blue blocks at the Primary School. It was a fun, hands-on way to celebrate learning—and, of course, the color blue! 💙🟦

21 days ago, Deana Callipare

Children are playing in an indoor play area with blue mats and foam shapes. Some wear casual clothing, and others wear glasses.

A young boy smiles and looks out from a circular opening in a blue structure.

A young boy sits in a square formed by blue foam blocks, smiling and looking forward.

A child in a blue shirt and black shorts holds a blue structure in a playroom.

Dear Primary School Families,

As the district continues to work closely with the municipality, FRPS has been notified that traffic congestion on Sardis Road during dismissal is causing several safety concerns. Today, I’m asking for your help and support to ensure all of our learners arrive home efficiently by following the guidelines below:

Do not arrive before 3:15 p.m. Early arrivals create significant traffic backups on Sardis Road and could create unsafe conditions.
Plan to arrive between 3:15–3:40 p.m. for student pickup.
Panther Shuttle families: If you are picking up a student arriving from the Intermediate School, please do not arrive before 3:25 p.m. to allow for shuttle transition and reduce congestion.
Remain in your car at all times. School staff will assist students as needed.
Stay alert and close to the car in front of you to use all available space while waiting in line to keep traffic moving efficiently.

By committing to the guidelines above, our school helps support student and community safety while being a good neighbor to those who travel on Sardis Road. We will continue to monitor dismissal procedures and, if traffic congestion does not improve, the school may transition to restricting access to the school’s entrance until 3:15 p.m.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping make dismissal safe, smooth, and stress-free for everyone during the 26–27 school year.

Sincerely,

Lauren Reiber
Primary School Principal

Timothy Skoog
Director of Safety and Security