Jena Mullins

This document outlines the Franklin County School District's Dropout Prevention Plan for the 2024-2025 academic year. The plan aims to increase the graduation rate and reduce both dropout and retention rates, particularly for students in subgroups requiring additional support. It aligns with broader district goals to ensure a safe learning environment, improve student achievement, foster parental engagement, and manage resources effectively. Key initiatives span various areas including systemic renewal, school-community collaboration, family engagement, early childhood education, mentoring/tutoring, and alternative schooling, utilizing programs such as Bullying Awareness and Family Engagement Week.

The strategic plan for the Franklin County School District aims to provide a superior, well-rounded education within a safe learning environment, fostering academic excellence and preparing students to be successful, productive, and responsible citizens. The plan is guided by values such as strong leadership, high expectations, a supportive environment, performance monitoring, diversity, and productive partnerships. Key goals include ensuring a safe and secure environment, improving student achievement, increasing the graduation rate while reducing the dropout rate, and enhancing parental involvement and community partnerships.