All participants this year must complete the 2019-2020 SUN Registration Form   & En ESPANOL

Planning on starting a club this year: Download the  2019-2020 Club Charter Application 

Or complete the Online Club Charter Applicaton

-Check out the 2019-2020 CLUB & ACTIVITY LIST      Daily Schedule

-SUN offers drop in homework help in the Library after school: Homework Help Tutor Schedule

-Parent feedback: Tell us about your experience at Franklin here   Perspectivas de los padres aqui

-Interested in getting a Tutor/Mentor to help with homework and/or college application process? ASPIRE Request

-Apply to be a Volunteer with SUN: Impact NW Volunteer Application

-2018-2019 Support Services Request (for staff to refer students): Support Request Form

-Helpful Resources for students and families: Community Resources  

-Franklin Partners & Supports

-FHS Student Resource Center

 What is SUN?

SUN stands for Schools Uniting Neighborhoods. SUN Community Schools in Multnomah County are full-service neighborhood hubs where the school and partners from across the community come together to make sure kids and families have what they need to be successful - in school and in life. Franklin's SUN School is coordinated by our community partner, Impact NW. SUN Community Schools mobilize and strategically organize community resources to provide:

• Educational support and skill development for youth and adults
• Enrichment and recreation activities
• Family involvement and support
• Social, health and mental health resources
• Family and community events

Staff & Volunteer Forms

Intern & Volunteer Timesheet

SUN Staff & Volunteer Info Form

ASPIRE Mentor Resources

ASPIRE Student Resources

SUN Volunteer & Staff Manual

Meet Your Staff

Destiny Bucasas, Site Manager:    (Mon-Fri, 9:30am-5:30pm) SS110

Claudia Cedeno-Fornos  Activities & ASPIRE Coordinator and Latino Family Support,   x84318  (Mon-Thurs, 10:30/11:30am-5:30pm) SS110

Thuy Tran, ESL Academic Support, ttran@pps.net  

SUN Overview