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1 schools in Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public

Massachusetts · 898 students · 1 city

Across Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public (Massachusetts), 1 public K-12 school serve approximately 898 students, an average of 898 per campus.

Schools

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NameCityLevelGradesEnrollment
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public SchoolFranklinElementaryKG-08898

About Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public

Across 1 schools, Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public instructs about 898 students in Massachusetts. By footprint it is a sparse district.

Per-school enrollment averages around 898 in this district, higher than the Massachusetts typical of 501.

In the discussion threads here, the community for Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public discusses enrollment trends, district policy changes, and bus-route updates. Parents, students, and educators in the area can post or comment.

Frequently asked questions

How many public schools does Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public run?
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public has 1 public schools with a combined enrollment of about 898 students in Massachusetts.
What is the mix of elementary, middle, and high schools in Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public?
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public includes 1 elementary schools.
What is the largest school in Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public?
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School is the largest public school in Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public by enrollment, with approximately 898 students.
What grade levels does Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public serve?
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public schools serve students from kindergarten through grade 8, across 1 campuses.
Are there charter schools in Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public?
1 of the 1 schools listed under Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public are charter schools.