In the late summer of 2000, The Franciscan School (TFS) opened its doors for the first time. Now 20 years later, we’ve become one of “TFS 20 Years of Educational Excellence”
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The Franciscan School Curriculum is Leading the Way in Catholic School Innovation
The Franciscan School is Curriculum Grounded in Innovation Finding the ideal Catholic school for your child can be an extensive process. Does the coursework provide “The Franciscan School Curriculum is Leading the Way in Catholic School Innovation”
Lent: The Season of Hope
And so it’s Lent…again! Every year this season of the church launches us into spring – a time of freshness, newness, the budding forth and “Lent: The Season of Hope”
What’s Love Got To Do With It?
Some years ago, Tina Turner sang, “What’s love got to do with it?” especially if love is nothing more than “a second-hand emotion,” too dependent “What’s Love Got To Do With It?”
Celebrating The Franciscan School During Catholic Schools Week
The annual celebration of Catholic Schools Week begins on January 26th across the United States. In Raleigh, we are fortunate to have an excellent Catholic “Celebrating The Franciscan School During Catholic Schools Week”
Love and Service Go Hand in Hand: TFS Annual Passage Home Drive
The holiday season is upon us, and it is the perfect time to spend with families and loved ones, it’s also the ideal season to “Love and Service Go Hand in Hand: TFS Annual Passage Home Drive”
Planting the Seeds of Social Change
WWJD: What Would Jesus Do? If someone living on the street asked you for spare change, would you give it to them? Christ teaches us “Planting the Seeds of Social Change”
Why The Franciscan School?
The Franciscan School celebrates its 20th Anniversary during the 2019/20 academic year as one of the preeminent catholic schools in the Raleigh area. In “Why The Franciscan School?”
Learning to be FRANCIScan
What made St. Francis, St. Francis? Well, it was more than a love for creation and a desire for poverty – surprising as that may “Learning to be FRANCIScan”
Reading is Fundamental
Reading is Fundamental “There is no such thing as a child who hates to read; there are only children who have not found the right “Reading is Fundamental”
