Franklin Township Community School Corporation

Franklin Township Community School Corporation is an education startup located in the southeast portion of Indianapolis, encompassing forty square miles of a once rural community that is currently experiencing growth through new housing. With over 8600 students, the township schools consist of six K-5 elementary schools, two Grades 6-8 middle schools, and a comprehensive four-year high school.

Franklin Central High School has gained national recognition for academic success, being recognized as a Top Challenge School by The Washington Post in 2012 and 2013. This honor acknowledges the challenging curriculum that prepares students for college, placing Franklin Central in the top 9% of all public and private schools in the United States. U.S. News and World Report and Newsweek magazines also acknowledged Franklin Central as a top high school in the United States in May of 2013. Moreover, the Indiana Department of Education awarded Franklin Central the prestigious 4 Star School Award.

The State and National recognitions are evidence of the commitment to ensuring that students are Prepared for Life's Possibilities. Growing with the community, Franklin Township Community School Corporation is home to the Flashes.