The school district provides continuing educational programs for adults at the Franklin Community Education Center. Students are afforded opportunities to continue their educational experience via the High School Completion and Adult Basic Education programs. The High School Completion classes are designed to assist adults in completion of their high school graduation requirements. The curriculum replicates regular academic standards established by the State of Michigan. In addition to special education programs provided within the structure of the regular educational environment, some special education students are placed at specialized school sites that more fully meet their special needs.
Every effort is made to place students in the least restrictive environment.
The Branch Intermediate School District provides services at the Waldron Center. The Branch Area Careers Center addresses the needs of those students who desire specialized training. Local schools are afforded assistance in addressing the specific needs of the at-risk student population. In addition, the schools participate in Project Grad, which is aimed at assisting the at-risk student to ensure graduation. In addition, Federal funds for at-risk students were received and allocated to the high school, middle school and elementary schools to devise programs that would correct reading and mathematics deficiencies for those who have not passed the MEAP at the 4th, 7th and 11th grade levels.