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817 N Harris Ave

Champaign, IL 61820

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Posted September 23, 2010

The staff is wonderful at Franklin and they all show true concern about the students.
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Posted September 21, 2010

At Franklin, we strive to provide each student with exactly the right type of instruction- from intervention classes to honors classes. We honor the whole child and offer a wide variety of academic classes and extracurricular experiences.
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Posted September 21, 2010

Franklin's staff and students are extraordinary in every way!

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Posted March 15, 2010

Definitely not the best. Teachers teach just by standing up and talking to us, then handing out worksheets. Having a separate class for writing is completely pointless because we just do the same things over and over again all three years, but at least that's not the school's fault. Classes are bad and always being disrupted - it's loud and hard to learn anything. A lot of teachers say they will punish someone and then never do, so the students never behave. Health is the worst class ever, but so is PE. I'm in 8th grade at the moment, going to high school next year, and though I'm in honors reading and math I feel wholly unprepared for high school (especially math). Teachers may not be the best, but they are dedicated and will stay after school with you to help if you need it. Still, bottom line? Not great.
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Westview942 January 10, 2012
Enroll them in a martial arts program. This wlill teach self confidence and it comes with built in group support and friends!
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kimberfb December 30, 2011
If you truly mean a shy kid who wants to be outgoing, then I would help them interact with one child at a time. If you are talking about an introverted child, refer to http://www.carlkingdom.com/10-myths-about-introverts
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amurph1 December 30, 2011
Find something you are good at or enjoy doing a lot, just one thing. You'll gain confidence and meet other kids that enjoy that activity too. Mine was singing in choir. I wasn't good at anything else but that built my confidence for other things... More »
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