FCTS is now accepting applications for the 2021-2022 school year - Click to apply!
While supplies last: bedding plants: 4 pack $2, flat $12. Hanging basket $25. Cash / Check. Sorry, no browsing. Have your selections made. Students will bring plants to your car.
School will re-open on Monday!
A great Camp for Summer Fun! Click image for more information!
The first round of admission acceptances will be made in the beginning of March. Apply here NOW!
Walk through our spec-house to see the Trades in Action!
Posted Mar 18, 2021
Franklin County Tech Covid-19 Dashboard. These numbers will be updated each Friday afternoon.
Posted Feb 23, 2021
Please read our Guidance Departments article "How to talk to your children about Covid-19" and check out the provided links. We will be regularly updating this page with more information from our Guidance Department
Posted Mar 24, 2020
Local tech school answers the call from medical professionals during Coronavirus emergency
Posted Mar 22, 2020
Franklin County Tech School now accepts credit cards to pay for dues, yearbooks, and more
Posted Jan 10, 2020
The Cool Rides Car Show is this Saturday, October 5 from 9 AM - 1 PM at FCTS
Posted Oct 1, 2019
Franklin County Technical School will host its second annual Halloween Trek & Treat @ Tech on Wednesday, October 30, 2019.
Posted Sep 30, 2019
FCTS Sophomore Gemanaia Cruz’s artistic approach to creating hairstyles won her first place in this year’s Beauty School Battles.
Posted Jun 18, 2019
Franklin County Technical Student Travis Murphy strapped on goggles and prepared to pedal a cart around an obstacle course lined with traffic cones.
Posted Jun 17, 2019
At their graduation ceremony the Franklin County Technical School Class of 2019 were encouraged to continue being of service to their communities and to challenge themselves personally and professionally.
Posted Jun 17, 2019
Seven Franklin County Technical School students have passed the required state tests to become licensed Massachusetts cosmetologists.
Posted Jun 13, 2019
While certification for the new animal/veterinary science program is awaiting approval from the state, Franklin County Technical School is taking steps to get the program on its feet to accept incoming freshman this fall.
Posted Jun 5, 2019
Link out to Mass Live: The 2019 Franklin County Technical School prom was held on Friday, April 12, 2019, at The Log Cabin in Holyoke.
Posted Apr 29, 2019
Charlie Choleva, Franklin County Technical School’s winner of the annual Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award, insists the honor goes to all of the staff that he works with in the school’s Pre-Employment Program.
Posted Apr 11, 2019
The ribbon is cut to celebrate the completion of the school’s newly renovated and modernized Welding and Metal Fabrication program.
Posted Apr 9, 2019
Members of Franklin County Technical School’s chapter of the Massachusetts FFA Association warmed things up on a chilly day recently when they donated 20 blankets to the Montague Police Department.
Posted Apr 1, 2019
Franklin County Tech in Turners Falls hosted this year’s "Bridges to the Future" teacher recruitment day. Students who participate in the year-long program learn first hand how to teach a class.
Posted Mar 7, 2019
Franklin County Technical School is a 4-year, public high school. Anyone can apply for admission. Applications are accepted from March 1st through September 30th.
Since 1976, Franklin County Technical School has provided a valuable combination of technical training and academic education to students from our region. We focus on support and individual instruction in those areas students will need for full, successful lives.
It is the policy of the Franklin County Technical School not to discriminate on the basis of homeless status, sex, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, transgender, gender identity, creed, color, national origin or disability in its educational programs, activities or employment policies.
The foundational philosophy of the Franklin County Technical School is that all students are capable of academic and technical skills. All students can grow intellectually, socially, ethically and physically. Students learn best in a safe, tolerant and disciplined environment.
It's our task to nurture students into mature, young adults capable of life-long learning and curiosity. We achieve that by providing the professionally trained technical and academic teachers who are accomplished in reaching all students. We focus on support and individual instruction in those areas students will need for full, successful lives.
