Phillips Elementary News Today

Weekly press release from the Franklin County Sheriff's Office for the week of May 25 through May 31, 2024. All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 05/25/2024 1037hrs, Deputy Gray responded to a report of a car vs. deer accident on Arnold Trail in Alder Stream Twp. Michael Churchill (45) of Kingfield was driving

They call her the 'heart and soul' of Phillips Elementary School. Marianne Ashley is celebrating 50+ years with the school.

Weekly report from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for April 27 through May 3, 2024 All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 04/27/2024 0751hrs, Deputy DiSilvestro received a 911 call originating from the Kingfield Woodman Restaurant. This was an accidental dial. 04/27/2024 0900hrs, Sheriff Nichols and Chief Lowell participated in a speaking engagement at

Weekly report from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for the week of March 16 through March 22, 2024. All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 03/16/2024 0123hrs, Deputy Elmes responded to a report of an intoxicated person in a car at Valley rook Variety in Avon. The man was identified. 03/16/2024 0858hrs, Deputy DiSilvestro

Dannerys Sanchez is the front office clerk at Dr. Phillips Elementary School and is the first point of contact for parents, staff and visitors.

The Marietta City Schools Board of Education approved a plan to make repairs to facilities during its board meeting Monday evening. Marietta City Schools Chie

The Marietta City Schools Board of Education approved a plan to make repairs to facilities during its board meeting Monday evening. Marietta City Schools Chie

Weekly report from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for December 9 through December 15, 2023. All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 12/09/2023 1035hrs, Deputy Morgan responded to a two-car accident on Olde Parkway Road in Kingfield. Peggy Hanson (75) of Kingfield was backing a 2012 Dodge Journey out of her driveway when she

See how West Orange- and Southwest Orange-area schools fared.

In an effort to keep students safe, schools across the Commonwealth are receiving part of a $12 million grant meant to improve school security.