School District Officials Promise To Get Tougher With FHS Fighting Students

February 24, 2023 School News

**GETTING TOUGH –** Schools Superintendent John Ravally said at the February 23 school board meeting that Franklin High School officials would get tougher with fighting students.

Students who fight in Franklin High School face more stringent punishment than has been doled out in the past, the schools Superintendent said on February 23.

Superintendent John Ravally said at the monthly Board of Education meeting that FHS students caught fighting will be suspended and, once the suspension is over, they “will be put on a 45-day placement, while they’re seeking an alternative placement to finish out the year.”

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