Franklin Middle School

Franklin Middle School is 300 20th Street NE in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in the northeast part of the city. The school is for kids in grades 6–8. There are about 620 students enrolled. The student–teacher ratio is 15:1. 53% of people are good at math. 65% of people can read well. There are equal numbers of male and female. The school is organized and open to everyone, with routines that help students stay on track with their studies and be polite. Students do better when they know what is expected of them and when the rules in the classroom are always the same. The area has access to both residential neighborhoods and public transportation. The price of homes near the school ranges from $240,000 to $410,000. Parents often talk about how well the staff communicates and how much the school cares about the growth of its students. Franklin Middle School wants to be one of the best middle schools in Iowa. Its students' proficiency levels are close to the state average.

Franklin Middle School hosted College & Career Pathways meetings to guide families on future planning. The school also launched free summer meals for students, enhancing community support. Staff are working under ESSA Targeted Year 1 to improve subgroup performance. The school maintains strong reading scores and active family engagement.

Q1. Does the school operate on a block schedule?

Ans. A traditional period schedule is used.

Q2. Are students allowed open campus privileges?

Ans. No, students remain on campus during school hours.

Q3. How does the school manage hallway supervision?

Ans. Staff monitor transitions between classes.

Q4. Is student transportation coordinated with after-school activities?

Ans. Transportation is limited to regular bus routes.

Q5. Are parent-teacher conferences held annually?

Ans. Conferences are scheduled each academic year.