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Franklin Academy creates a community-focused boarding and day school where students with unique learning styles develop and strenghten academic and social competencies vital to the pursuit of college goals, professional aspirations, and fulfilling lives.
2020 Cyber Summer tuition was $1,250 per class. Two classes offered per two-week session. Three, two-week sessions offered. Traditionally, our summer program is on-campus. Will update to reflect 2021 realities.
% on Financial Aid
40%
Admissions Director
Cynthia Pope
Admissions Associate
Vince Schmidt
Extracurriculars
Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
4 extracurriculars
ExtracurricularsExtra-curric.
Club or Organization: Resident Assistants, Student Ambassadors, Student and faculty driven clubs and activities vary, Student Government
School Notes
Our program is designed to support our students' learning style
and to enhance their strengths while responding appropriately to
the challenges of high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder,
Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, and related executive functioning and
social challenges.
Compensatory strategies to address these challenges, as well as
the development of social skills and independent living skills, are
programmatic priorities.
Franklin Academy's small classes, the multi-modal and
differentiated instruction, and close student-faculty relationships
are of particular benefit for all of our students.
Five programs are available at Franklin Academy: High
School; the Franklin Learning Institute, College or Gap Year
program; Summer Program, skills-based summer camp; Evaluation
Center; and College Coaching Program.
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