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i looked into alot of schools for my son. But when I went to franklin Towne I was amaze its like a REAL school ! Reminds me of TV show schools they have so much to offer for our kids. There academics is 100 percent amazing. My Son is so happy to go there. I even want to go there and im a parent lol. I would recomend this school to anyone im so excited for many more years for my son.
has been selected as a Blue Ribbon School So proud to be part if this amazing Franklintowne Family
National Blue Ribbon from DOE for 2014. Academics is top-notch, extracurricular activities are great, and there are no discipline/behavior issues to speak of.
We are so happy that our son was accepted to FCHS! Our son was struggling in catholic grade school. Never failing, but constantly having tutoring. Once he started FCHS he started to pull ahead and has never looked back! His grades are now in the high 80s and 90s! The teachers and staff take the time and interest for their students! The children have a higher confidence level and better self esteem! Our son was never interested in college and now going into senior year, he cannot wait to graduate and move on. I believe Franklintowne Charter had everything to do with this! Sincerely, A SENIOR'S MOM in Port Richmond
Franklin Towne is the best school out there. My freshmen year was the best year of my life. I think a strict school is exactly what Philadelphia needs in the world today. Franklin Towne preps you for college. 94% of class of 2014 are going to college. I really enjoy all the things this school does to go out of it's way to get kids involved and excited for school. They even have a mentor program where upperclassmen are assigned to Freshmen to help them. Towne is all about helping and being respectful. Not to mention our sports are pretty sick. You'd be sorry if you didn't go here.
I love Franklin Towne Charter High School. Franklin Towne prepares their students for college. I love coming to Franklin Towne every day, Franklin Towne is such a great and fun school, yes Franklin Towne is a strict school but if the student just do what he/she has to do and not cause trouble that student would be fine and love Franklin Towne, I'm a freshman and trust me coming from a student, a parent and definitely the student would love Franklin Towne, Franklin Towne is so welcoming especially to their incoming freshman students also Franklin Towne has lots of clubs, sports, and activities and different events for their students, also Franklin Towne has lots of awards given to them because they are one of the tip High Schools in the state of Pennsylvania. I love Franklin Towne.
Worst school ever. Very cliquey and judge mental. Detentions are the smallest of the FTC's problems. Too many students and classes are too long. Teachers barely have enough time for every student, they assign after school appointments to reteach because apparently 80 minutes isn't enough time to carefully teach 25 students.
Everyone thinks oh wow a great college prep school and they are so wrong. I am only a freshman and I cannot wait to leave the only reason I'm in this school is because it looks good on a college application. Sure some of the overly strict rules make sense like no phone or follow dress code but others don't. I know people who had their phone go off on vibrate in their locker the security opened their locker by force and took the phone, she also got detention. Most of the reviews are right students are afraid to breath because of the strictness of this school.
I am not going to lie, while I was at this school I hated it. I never understood why there were detentions for everything. But now that I have walked away I see why they do what they do. It is a college prep school. You parents can say that it isn't and that the rules are ridiculous and detentions for being late to class don't make sense, but as a senior in college graduating in a few months I am more thankful for FTCHS now more than ever. Get used to it! If you're late to class in college you get asked to leave, favoritism is what your college grades are based on and mommy and daddy can't fix your problems in college. FTCHS sifts through the students and pulls out the ones who can't do it and distract others from learning. I made it all four years without a single detention. It is possible. Getting to class on time and following the rules are possible and they prepare you for how to act in the real world. My brother was kicked out after two months and I have to say he deserved it. If you aren't going to take advantage of the school then go to public school! I am grateful for FTCHS and always will be.
Honestly speaking, from a Valedictorian of the school, Franklin Towne is what you put into it. Don't pay any mind to these silly negative reviews if you plan on being a student who works hard, joins clubs, stays to get help when needed, and works with the mentor program or student council or anything of that sort. I've even gotten a job at my college (which I earned a full scholarship to thanks to help of Towne's awesome guidance department) due to the experience I had as a Council Member of the mentor program. The staff is so dedicated to it's students when you're not one of the ones who causes trouble and distracts the ones who are trying to better themselves and prepare for college. I am now working at an inner city high school and can appreciate ten times more than I could before, the amount of college, SAT, ACT, PSSA(now Keystone), and scholarship prep and assistance. How I wish I had that help of towne's guidance in college for class planning and all of that fun stuff.. If you want Towne to work hard for you, you need to work hard for Towne. As with many things in life, you get what you put into it.
I have 2 children in the elementary school and 1 in FTCHS. It is very strict and detentions in the high school are more frequent. It's about holding the kids accountable. They set expectations for their students and expect them to be met My son never had a detention either, he was given several early on, but he adjusted and is doing great! It's a gReat school!
I'm at agreement with most negative comments. I am a junior at this school and have been waiting to leave since my third week there as a freshman. This school definitely preps for events with new parents and students to make it look, happy and fun. In reality someone says "I hate this" , "Franklin Towne Penitentiary" and other things everyday. This school comes off as this loving, family like, close nit community when in retrospect it could not be so far from the truth. Many people on here try to sit here and deny while admitting as well. This school is so strict that if a paper with your name on it is found on the floor, and you didn't know that's your fault you have detention. Also, its not just the students that walk on egg shells, teachers do too. LISTEN I'm not trying to convince you not to come, I'm just stating the facts. This school shows favoritism in almost every way, through sports, connections, student government. If they don't know you, you do not have a chance of being anything at that school. Finally from me to whoever reads this, really do you research on this school, I made a mistake and good luck on choosing your high school these are the most important years.
Before my child started here, I was hesitant that FTCHS would let her fall through the cracks because of her struggles with learning. Much to my surprise quite the opposite happened. For the first time since she started school 11 yrs ago, my child is excelling in her studies and the staff has placed her in classes that teach at her pace. I couldn't be happier and neither could my daughter. SHE FINALLY ENJOYS GOING TO SCHOOL :)
Half of you parents are idiots, it's the child's fault for the detention, I'm a senior now and yes it is strict but it's not like any other of those schools that let the children run like animals. And they're afraid to breathe because a detention wi be issued? That's a joke, most detentions are for latenesses, cell phones being on the students during class, going off during class etc. FTC wants to maintain this foundation just so they can be a great school, it already is a great school in my opinion...it's like a second home and it's a second family to me. Kids coming into this school aren't used to the rules being enforced as they are
My Child attends this school and I read some comments on how the students aren't ablle to breathe.. well last time I checked the students are there to learn and have rules to follow, they do give detention but it's for not following the dress code, utilizing your phone on campus, etc. They are strict but it teaches them about the real world where we as parents can't always save them because in the real world there are rules that need to be followed. My daughter has had detention but I tell you she made sure that afer her couple of incidents, she has made sure to go over the stundent handbook which clearly defines the rules for the students. I like that they are very involved with the kids and involve them in many activities. My daughter loves it..
My child started this school year 2013-2014. I must say, we all were very disappointed . MY child is a honor student, never had a detention, was always praised by the teachers . Coming to this school,already had a few detentions thats on record now for silly things . The students are afraid to breath because a detention might happen . Going to the open house , we saw all students happy and smiling . Thats what sold us (being in a happy enviroment and learning while at it ). Definitly not the case at all . The students were preped for that in my opinion. Quite a few students has already transferred and we are working on doing so also. I hope this helped some parents out there .
franklin towne charter I need some help from students and parents. My son wants to sttend this school in 2014 but I read all the reviews and I just dont know what to do I love the teacher student ratio but there is so much negative reviews please help
My child goes to Franklin Towne and I can state without hesitation that this is one of the most caring and progressive schools in the State. I am not sure why anyone in their right-mind would write an negative review of this school? They do everything to care for and educate a child to the utmost. Yes, they have rules, but they are open about their rules and their rules apply to EVERYONE! That is what sets this school apart from schools where the rules do not mean anything. Franklin Towne's administration and teaching staff are the most approachable group of professionals that I have ever had the chance to see at work. My wife and I could not be happier and my child comes home every day with nothing but glowing and positive things to say. Pay close attention to any of the negative posts. These are written by people who are either looking for a free-pass in life (which you will not find at Franklin Towne, where you have to work AND follow the rules), or by people with an agenda that is not in line with a quality education! Go Towne!
Whoever is posting that the administrative team is not the best in the city obviously has a child that thinks the rules do not apply. But they do at Franklin Towne. My child has been going there for four years and it is so comforting to know that when he goes to school he is going to some place like Towne. Mr. Venditti and the entire teaching staff are wonderful. There is nothing that I would change about this school. I thank God each day for this blessing!
i was soo completely disapointed and disguisted on the first day, i already have to set up a meeting with someone!! i have 2 kids and throughout all the school years, every single teacher they had has always said how great students they are, how respectable and how good in general all the way around!! my daughter started yesterday shes a freshman, she has never gotten in trouble, EVER, i have never had a problem with anyything, well not yesterday, its the first day, she was very nervous, she was 2 min late for FRENCH, cause her lockers on 4th floor and all the students are just trying to get used to it, shes advanced in math, shes has been on the honor roll pretty much every year, so shes 2 mins late for FRENCH and they give her a detention!!!! she was a wreck, shes never had a detention in her life! on top of that, NOBODY contacted me and someone yelled at her when she tried to call me and tell me!! i picked her up from school everyday and the first time i let her walk home, i couldnt get in touch with her and was panicing!! i am not a parent who lets my kids wander the streets and she always lets me know whats going on! and what kind of teacher scares a good kid on 1st day!!!!!!?
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Simmons theorizes that girls today are being hit with a barrage of adult-oriented messages (from both the media and their peers), and that they're getting it five years earlier than previous generations did.
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"I stayed back from vacation so I could be interviewed on a Friday in June," Wiley said. "I left to catch up with the rest of the family in North Carolina and was notified two hours later that I got the job."
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Pastor John puts away his tools for the day. His shift at the construction site ends in 10 minutes. Already, he has begun switching gears and thinking through the evening ahead. Tonight is the board meeting, but first he has to get home, shower and check in with his wife and kids.
Like many pastors, John has to divide his time and attention between a "day job" and his calling—to pastor a church.
Bi-vocational ministry has a unique set of challenges. If you asked John what his No. 1 problem is, he would say time—time to give every activity the attention it needs. Like many startups, his church is full of young Christians who need to be discipled.
You can have a thriving ministry without a thriving relationship with God, but only temporarily. Anyone can fake it in the short run, but to go the distance, you need a passionate devotional life and continual closeness to Jesus. Often pastors tend to allow the busyness of ministry and the necessity of studying for sermon preparation to replace a real, personal walk with Jesus. But God wants better for you.
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Time magazine for May 20, 2013, devotes an entire page to "assessing the creative spark," a rarity in newsmagazines.
Now, I'm no authority on creativity or anything else, but I have long been fascinated by the subject and attuned to writings dealing with it.
"Creativity is that ineffable match-strike, that flash in the dark that comes to you from, well, it's hard to say where. You can't summon it on demand, though inclining your mind to a task does help." —Time (Jeffrey Kluger, writer)
I know a little about this right-brain activity, being a preacher, a writer, a cartoonist and a storyteller.
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Have you ever thought about the fact that the biggest giant David ever faced was not on the battlefield but actually the one in the mirror? In an idle, unguarded moment, the "man after God's own heart" left his spiritual mindset to pursue "forbidden fruit"–if but for a fleeting moment. That's all it took. The luster of his kingdom would be forever tarnished. David's biographers have used different phrases to describe the consequences of the king's fatal attraction to Bathsheba:
In my years leading in business and churches, I have known many people who claim to be leaders, but they are actually nothing more than controllers of people. There is a huge difference in leading and controlling.
In fact, the differences are almost exact opposites.
Here are some characteristics of environments that lead people:
Do you remember going to chapel in Bible college? Every once in a while, one of "the greats" would show up.
You knew you were listening to one of the great communicators when you heard two things:
1. "The Voice." It seemed to me that every great Pentecostal preacher from the early to mid-1900s cultivated what we referred to as "The Voice." It sounded deep, resounding with such vibrato that it just about rocked your bones. Every person in the room instantly snapped to attention when a preacher turned on "The Voice."
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Round one of snow is done, but forecasters keep an eye on Saturday
The snowy trend may continue as the year ends, with more white stuff possible in southern and central parts of the state Saturday afternoon and evening.
Thursday's storm dumped as much as a foot in parts of the state - except for the Seacoast, which saw heavy rain and high winds.
Roy Sorenson, superintendent of streets in Nashua, said it had stopped snowing by Thursday afternoon, but the slush presented a challenge.
"It's going to get cold so ... we're trying to get that completely cleaned off because that's going to freeze up tonight," he said.
In the state's first major snow event in more than a year, Sorenson oversaw 40 town plow vehicles in addition to 30 to 40 contractors.
As the one who writes the budget, he said he'd be happy to see a repeat of last year, when the town made it through the winter with a $600,000 snow removal surplus.
Sorenson said about 40 public works employees logged overtime hours due to the storm.
About seven inches fell in Nashua, while Randolph in Coos County reported 11.5, Deerfield and Groton had nine inches, Manchester 8.5, Milford 7.9 and Franklin 4.5.
Waterville Valley reported nine inches of fresh powder, adding to four inches the ski area was blessed with on Christmas. Attitash got eight inches while Wildcat, the Mount Washington Valley's northernmost ski area, reported 12.
Duane Erickson of Hall Avenue in Nashua was clearing the sidewalks on his block with a small John Deere tractor Thursday morning.
Erickson, who's lived in the neighborhood for 35 years, recalled the story of a person in Newtown, Conn., who pledged to do 21 good deeds after the school shooting tragedy.
"I was thinking we all need to get into something like that and help each other out," he said. "I figure I got about four or five (driveways) this morning, so I owe a few more."
Since he got his tractor nine years ago, Erickson said he plows six driveways in the neighborhood, starting with the woman next door, who helps him with his garden during the warm months.
Barbara Soto, who works as a nurse in Manchester, was out shoveling with her husband Frank - each time the plow went by they'd have to clear the end of their driveway on Hall Street.
"We stand here and just wait (for the plow), then say, 'OK you ready?' Then start again," she said with a smile.
Fourteen-year-old Joshua Santos was walking the streets of north Nashua with shovel in hand hoping to make a few bucks.
But by noon the only work he'd gotten was helping his dad, and that didn't pay.
"I usually look for people that have their snow plows out but look exhausted and need some help," Santos said. "And usually it works."
He started doing it last winter, and on a good day can pull in $100.
And he has advice for fellow snow shovelers: "Even on a bad day, try and never give up. Even if it's a bad day, keep on working as hard as you can."
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Dolphin Village Country LodgingDolphin Village is located in Moshav Shavei Zion, a short walk from a sandy beach. It offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, and free access to a private beach.
Score from 122 reviews Very good
The staff were all helpful. The breakfast baked choices were all homemade and all terrific! The location was close to beach and to downtown.
Room was a bit dated. Bed not firm.
Staff was very friendly
Hotel was really old and run down Not clean Many things don't work (like Telephone) Way too expensive Not more than 1 Star
The lobby is sparkling. The breakfast was great. Beds excellent. Staff very friendly.
The colors in the corridors.
a very special place indeed, family owned for over 50 years. Very clean and friendly, really remind you of similar hotels in Germany. So different to all the chains and heavy money backed places... it seems that all the workers are part of the family. Loved it. Loved it loved it. Highly recommended.
I'v got ,what I paid for.Clean.Supreme service.
Breakfast was generous, very Israeli, and fresh. Lobby and other public spaces were very nice although seemed oversized and little used- as if the hotel did many more events decades ago. Loved the older style double door elevator. Did not have any trouble finding parking.
The rooms themselves were surprisingly dated, with old tile, obsolete built-in radios, worn out beds and rug, and no in-room amenity such as soap (just liquid body wash in the shower). Management seemed unaware that it was time for a major update.
Room and breakfast were definitely adequate; service polite & friendly.
the friendly staff and the excellent breakfasts.
no complaints so no comments here
Beds were not very comfortable. Breakfast was good.
Shower brooken
Location and had internet service; breakfast was good. People friendly.
Air conditioner was weak a couple days then died had to switch rooms.
Clean, quiet, friendly staff
One key for room not convenient. Shower not worked well. Too expensive for given value. No "Don't disturb" tag exists.
Location was within walking distance to the beach. Room was comfortable, wi fi connection good, breakfast ample. Overall, it was a good experience.
Hotel is pretty old and could be renovated. Staff could be more friendly and welcoming.
Our flight was late and we didn't get to the hotel until 7:00 a.m. the next day, so while we had a lovely courtesy breakfast they very compassionately prepared our room as a day room, allowing us rest, and we were booked into another city's hotel that night. We are most grateful!
Staff was very helpful and pleasant. Breakfast was very good, plentiful, and tasty.
Location is great - 10 minute walk to beach, shops, banks or restaurants - great breakfast, very helpful staff, easy drive to Haifa, Acre and northern Israel places of interest
I'm not that keen on street parking but we had no problems
We got what we paid for. In Israeli terms, the price was reasonable.
Saturday morning breakfast - due to the kosher laws, you can't get cocked food. It's a problem in the country - not of the hotel.
Nice room, good breakfast, free public parking in front of the hotel. We also had balcony. Localization was very good close to the beach.
No WiFi in the room but it worked in the other areas so it was not that bad.
Good room, air con, wifi. Great breakfast.
Walls a bit thin but OK.
Location, near the seaside Breakfast
family atmosphere , view of the sea, breakfast
bathroom was not cleaned. 1" brown spot in the toilette bowl and hair and dirt along the bathroom walls.
The location is absolutely fabulous and the views if you face the sea are spectacular. A very good Israeli breakfast is provided and was delicious! The room was very clean and comfortable.
The rooms are a bit dated
Very nice hotel just a street back from the sea and just around the corner from the main street with cafe's etc. Comfortable room, very clean and good breakfast too with home-made cakes (Mmmm!). Nahariya has a nice atmosphere, we enjoyed our time here and would also recommend 'SoGo' grill for a nice evening meal, relaxed place with good food.
the location was great, you can walk everywhere. We got a sea view from the room. The breakfast was nice. We were able to park very close to the hotel. The room had a refridge and that was great.
The walls between the rooms are very thin, a guy next to our room snored the whole night and it was hard to sleep. The matrasses on the bed were horrible. We could feel the springs and it was hard to sleep on it. The rooms are old and should be updated. There was no safe, although the instructions were there. There was a bath but no way to fill it up with water. The showerhead did not work very well.
location - 1 min by walk to the beach, easy to park for free, near commercial street.
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Facilitating workshops in primary and secondary schools is one way we engaged with youth in each community. In one workshop, my new Global Exploration friend Derrick from Tanzania taught the students how to "kill" a lion with a spear and I taught part of the African dance "Gumboot" from our Up with People show. In another, my cast mates played international trivia with the students and helped them create their own personal flags. The chairman of Global Exploration invited us to his house for lunch one day where we shared a meal with teachers from Bhutan, China, Indonesia, Tanzania, and the Netherlands. Food really does taste better with a generous serving of international diversity.
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10:00 pm ... 20/20
11:00 pm ... ABC 22 News at Eleven
11:15 pm ... Football Friday - Playoff Edition
11:30 pm ... Jimmy Kimmel Live
12:30 am ... Nightline