Franklin Heights High School

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Franklin Heights High School


Established:	1954
Type:	Public school
Principal:	Brian Lidle
Faculty:	76
Staff:	34
Students:	1,108
Location:	Columbus, Ohio, US
Campus:	Urban
Colors:	Black and Gold
Mascot:	Golden Falcon
Website:	Franklin Heights HS Web Site

Franklin Heights High School is a high school in Columbus, Ohio. It is 1 of 4 high schools in the South-Western City Schools district. The mascot is the Golden Falcon. Franklin Heights derives many students from the neighborhood Riverbend, Columbus, Ohio. It has many boys and girls athletic teams, a marching band, and an NJROTC unit.

1 Alma Mater
2 Fight Song
3 Baseball Team
4 Events
5 External links

[edit] Alma Mater

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Stand together Franklin Heights we sing our praises loud,
Fellowship makes love grow deeper that is why we're proud
So raise our colors high and keep faith in thee with
Love and honor dedication brightly glows in song-
Franklin Heights our Alma Mater,
Ever, Always Strong

[edit] Fight Song

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Stand up and cheer; Stand up and cheer for Dear Ol' Franklin; For tongiht we raise the Black and Gold above the rest; Rah, Rah, Rah; Our boys are fighting and they are bound to do all right; We are the team; We are the steam; For Dear Ol' Franklin Heights

[edit] Baseball Team

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Last year was Coach Scott James' first season with the Falcons Baseball program. He took them beyond expectations. This year is different now. OCC competitors know of Franklin Heights. With the varsity squad looking good, there is no telling how far they can go.