Parents Get Sneak Peek At Franklin High School’s New ‘Health Care Professions Academy’

April 18, 2019 School News

Eric Siegal, the school district’s science supervisor, speaks about the Health Care Professions Academy April 17.

Students who enroll in the inaugural year of Franklin High School’s new Health Professions Academy will take a minimum of 10 college credits with them when they graduate in 2023, a group of parents was told on April 17.

And while those 10 credits – which eventually could expand to more than 30 – will be for health-related professions, they can also count toward a college student’s overall graduation requirements.

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