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School Counseling

The Franklin High School Counseling Department is dedicated to assisting all students in reaching their full potential. School counselors address the diverse needs of all students by helping them to acquire competencies in college and career readiness, knowledge of self and others, and social and emotional development. They provide guidance with academic achievement such as high school course selection, time management skills, and graduation requirements. Counselors assist students in developing realistic educational and career plans based on a clear understanding of themselves, their needs, interests, skills, and the realities and possibilities of the worlds of education and the workplace.

Through the Counseling Center, students can draw on various resources, including frequent visits by college representatives, a library of college guides, scholarship information, financial aid, and standardized testing. Programs sponsored by the Counseling Center include Williamson County College Fair, Financial Aid Night, FHS College Night, and New Student Orientation.

Mission and Vision Statement


Mission Statement: To create a nurturing environment where students are respectful of themselves and others, take responsibility for their actions, and give their best effort to achieve success.

Vision Statement: To promote the social and emotional well-being of students while encouraging academic success.

Important Information


Registration Schedule for 2026 - 2027 

  • January 13: Parent Information Night
  • January 20–February 12: Freshmen in study halls
  • January 20–30: Juniors in study halls
  • February 2–12: Sophomores in study halls

School Counseling Office Hours are 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM. School counselors are available from 7:30 AM – 2:47 PM.

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