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721 Anderson St

Ludington, MI 49431

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Posted January 19, 2012

This school does not convey a warm atmosphere. I was told I could not simply "drop in" unannounced to observe in my child's classroom, that I would have to make an "appointment." Parents don't seem very welcomed. I agree with the other review about the principal being harsh and rigid in her policies and difficult to deal with. Apparently that is why she was let go by another district..I have found this school's discipline policy to be outrageous - my chilid was given "disciplinary notices" and sent to the principals' office by a teacher for having trouble focusing on work, not for misbehaving. My child has a learning disability and was essentially punished and disciplined for it, instead of being given the help that was needed and expected from educators. I would not recommend this school.
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Posted January 25, 2009

My son has attended Franklin for three years , and we have been blessed to have three amazing teachers who have each offered him a loving nuturing environment to learn in. On the whole Franklin is a great school, and I will send my other children there. My only complaint is that the administation namely the principal tries to have to much controll over her teachers and staff, which interferes with their teaching. The principal also does not take suggstions or request well from parents.
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Posted March 2, 2005

My son has problems with reading and math. I know he can do it he just has problems with not talking and learning and his teacher is really good at getting him to concentrate on studying and not talking.
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chrisleembhc February 9, 2012
We test kids at the end of the year and beginning. Kids that don't keep up during the summer take a giant step backwards. If our kids do complain about homework, we ask them,"Do you want to work for a company, or own the company?"
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jackdaddy February 5, 2012
No. Let the children have a break. Let their minds focus on being children. They'll have plenty of homework when they go back to school. I would not even consider enforceing summer homework for my children. They need stress free playtime.
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YviPuerto03 February 2, 2012
Yes. Of course summer is for fun however they can take a brake from homework 2 weeks or so, not the whole summer. If you teach a child the importance of learing they will enjoy the homework even in the summer.
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