- Franklin High School
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- Academic League
- Africa & Islands United Club
- Amnesty International Club
- Anime Club
- Art Club
- Asian Awareness Club
- ASPECTS After Hours Media Group
- Aviation Club
- Black Youth Awareness Club
- Book Club
- Class Presidents
- Computer Science Club
- DECA (Distributive Education Club of America)
- Environmental Club
- F.I.R.S.T. Robotics (For Inspiration & Recognition of Science & Technology Robotics)
- F=MA Physics Competition Team
- FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
- French Club
- Freshman Class
- Girls Who Code
- J.R.O.T.C. Color Guard Team
- J.R.O.T.C. Drill Team
- J.R.O.T.C. Raider Team
- Junior Achievement
- Junior Classical League
- Junior Class
- Junior State of America
- Key Club
- Korean Pop Culture Club
- LatinX Warriors Club
- Library Club
- Literary Journal (Epiphany)
- Mathematics League
- MedTech Club
- Mental Health Awareness Club
- Miss Representation Club
- Model Congress Club
- Model United Nations Club
- National Honor Society
- Neuroscience Club
- Newspaper Club: The Franklin Warrior
- P.A.C.E. Club (Protect, Accept, Caring, Educate)
- Racket Club
- Racquet Club
- REBEL (Reaching Everyone by Exposing Lies/Anti-Tobacco program)
- Red Cross Club
- RIME (Raritan’s Introduction of Minorities to Engineering)
- School Store
- Science League
- Science Research Club
- Senior Class
- Sisters Training for Life Club (STFL)
- Sophomore Class
- Spanish Club
- Stock Market Club
- Student Council
- STUDENT GOVERNMENT
- Warriors Helping Warriors Club
- Yearbook Club
- Youth in Action (YPAR)
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Congratulations
to our
Academic League Club Students
#1 in Somerset County!!
********************************************************************************************************************************Our Team travels to a host school where students participate in a quiz format similar to the Jeopardy Game.
FHS is represented by two teams in the Somerset County league matches- Junior Varsity (J.V.) & Varsity.
Each team plays against the other team in the league and the team with maximum wins will decide the first and second place.
Usually the games are played for 60 minutes. There are current high school teams in the league.
Teams are then ranked against every other student and team in the state.
Questions range from wide topics like general knowledge, American History, Math, American Literature, Sports, current events, Geography, Arts & Entertainment, fictional characters, foreign culture, life sciences, Visual Arts, United States , Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Mythology, historical figures, Government & Law, Grammar and Fine Arts.
Advisor: Sherri Smith-Richardson