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Franklin Central High School is a school, located at 6215 S Franklin Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46259, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 317-862-6646, visit their website www.ftcsc.k12.in.us for more detailed information.

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6215 S Franklin Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46259, USA
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9 Reviews

  • Shane Milligan
    07 December 2017

    Great school

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  • Thank The Lord
    07 October 2017

    Did some learning

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  • Ben Smith
    02 October 2017

    All the people leaving bad reviews are the people who get in trouble and disrespect staff. This school has been nothing but good to me

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  • Nicholas Guevara
    22 September 2017

    I miss you jaden : /

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  • Rose Mosley
    19 May 2017

    Qualitity facility and excellent staff.

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  • Sandie Davis
    29 January 2017

    My son loves this school! So glad we moved to Franklin Township. For school wise, best move we've made.

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  • Jaylyne Brooks
    21 November 2016

    I love this school because it is alot bigger then newagusta south

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  • Laura VanArendonk Baugh
    16 November 2016

    Changed so much since my day, but a really nice facility now.

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  • Zach Abe
    26 August 2016

    Very disappointed with the outcome from my four years at FCHS. I will be graduating from West Virginia University with honors this December and feel it necessary to share my experience. Since I had a sub par GPA in high school I was neglected from joining the Speech Team/Model UN and also the school radioboth activities I excel in at the collegiate level. This type of exclusion only hindered my passions. They believe there's causation between aptitude and GPA and that mentality allows privileged students to excel while student still "finding themselves" are left to toil. I only hope things have changed and equal opportunity has been expandedallowing broader clubs to be formed rather than exclusive teams.

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