Welcome to Franklin Borough School Online - Computers


FBS banner
link: District Home Page
link: Activities
link: Board of Education
link: Closings and Cancellations
link: Directions
link: District Administration
link: District Calendar
link: District News
link: Franklin School History
link: Guidance Department
link: Home & School Association
link: Job Opportunities
link: Library Resources
link: Phone Directory
link: School Backpack
link: School Lunch Menu
link: School Nurse
link: School Staff
link: WebMail

 

 Franklin Borough School

Computers

Teachers can be contacted by calling (973)-827-9775 and entering the extension next to their names.
 

Teaching Staff

Mrs. Karen LoPorto - ext. 461

Mrs. Susan Ottogalli - ext. 450
The technology curriculum at Franklin Borough School was designed to foster the development of student abilities necessary for success in today’s computer driven society. Additionally, the course curricula were designed to provide students with skills for success in writing and to enhance writing habits. As a whole, this course of study is based on Franklin Borough School's belief that regular conversations between individual student writers and others about their writing help lead to improvement in written work by creating equal opportunities for student growth and expression. Students use desktop publishing technology and are responsible for virtually all aspects of technological publication activities.
 
Mrs. LoPorto
 Computers 5-8

Welcome back to the 2008-2009 School Year!  Click the following link to see what's going on this year.

Mrs. LoPorto's website
 
Art
Computers
Home Economics
Library
Music
Phys. Ed. - Health
Spanish
Enrichment


 

Mrs. Ottogalli
 Computers K-4

The students in Mrs. Ottogalli’s classes have been working with a software product called The Storybook Weaver Deluxe, from The Learning Company. The children have been very excited about writing stories and illustrating them. The software has text to voice capabilities, which can help the students to recognize spelling and grammatical errors in their writing. Look for completed stories to be coming home soon!