Franklin County Schools


                        A 21st Century Community Learning Center 

Out of The Nest and onto the bus
 
Transportation now available to students attending Franklin County School’s after school program
 
Return bus transportation is now available for The Nest, a Franklin County School District 21st Century Community Learning Center. Students attending the after school program at the Franklin County School site will be bused to two convenient drop-off points in Eastpoint and Apalachicola.
 
Eastpoint
Franklin County School District Offices
Gym parking area
85 School Rd
Drop Off: 6:10 p.m. (Monday-Friday)
 
Apalachicola
Franklin County Health Department
Corner of 12th St. and Hwy. 98
Drop Off: 6:20 p.m. (Monday-Friday)
Parents must meet the bus at the scheduled time. All students new to the program must complete an enrollment application and bus form. Parents of current students desiring to ride the bus must update your child’s enrollment records. 
 
The Nest is a Franklin County School District 21st Century Community Learning Center, made possible by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The district has two Nests, one at the Franklin County School and one at the Carrabelle Municipal Complex.
 
We provide a variety of academic and enrichment services FREE of charge to students in grades Pre K-12:  Homework Assistance, Academic Enrichment, Art, Music, Technology, Recreation, Character Education and Service Learning. Parent Education Classes are also offered.  
 
Enroll your child in The Nest today. For more information, contact FCS site coordinator Jhaki Davis (670-2820) or Carrabelle site coordinator Joy Shiver (697-2177). Applications are available at the Franklin County School, Learning Center and Carrabelle Municipal Complex.

Despina Williams, Project Coordinator

 



Naming The Nest

 

In April, the students in the Franklin County School District's afterschool program held a contest to rename the program. Zach Pittman and Tyler Rowell, students from the Carrabelle site, collaborated on the winning name, "The Nest." Brittani Chambers, a Carrabelle enrichment leader, sketched a design for the logo, which was transformed into our official logo by Bay Media owner Cindy Clark.



 

 
 

Contact Us:

Despina Williams, Project Coordinator  dwilliams@franklin.k12.fl.us

(850-670-8458)

Jhaki Davis, Franklin County School Site Director

(850-670-2820)

Joy Shiver, Carrabelle Site Director

(850-697-2177)

 

Staff Lesson Plan Forms

Academics

Art

Character education

Linkage to school day

Recreation

Service learning

Technology

The Nest Brochure