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Classical Education is the most proven form of education that has produced the greatest thinkers and leaders in Western Civilization - from the Greeks to America’s Founding Fathers. In classical education, subjects are taught as part of a whole instead of isolated pieces of information, allowing for deeper connections between subject material. Click "Learn More" to continue reading about Classical Education.
Athletics
Benjamin Franklin High School exists to develop and elevate the minds and character of its students. The driving purposes of the athletic program at BFHS is to practice and perfect virtue, and ennoble the heart on the field of competition - inspiring athletes, competitors, and spectators alike to be strong in mind, body and soul. Our High School Sports participate in the AIA, and our Jr. High Sports participate in the Desert Middle School Athletic League.
Fine Arts
The mission of the Benjamin Franklin Fine Arts Department is to cultivate and develop student’s artistic ability and love of the arts. Creative involvement in the visual and performing arts gives balance to the classical academic curriculum. The fine arts curriculum challenges students to think creatively, encourages cooperation and collaboration, and enables students to learn about and produce art that is truly beautiful.
Our Stories
Some of our students, teachers, and parents shared what their experience has been like at Benjamin Franklin Charter School.
Family Resources
Are you a current Charger Family looking for helpful links and resources for your students? Please visit our Family Resources section, which includes a link to FamilyLink, our Teacher Websites, Parent Handbooks, and more!
Enrollment Information
We are a tuition-free, "A" rated public charter school with no attendance boundaries. Interested in learning how to become a part of the Franklin Family? Click on "Learn More" below.
By the Numbers
98.8%
of the Class of 2024 graduated
# 1
We are the #1 High School in Queen Creek, AZ according to U.S. News & World Report 2024
$4.6
million dollars earned in scholarships by the Class of 2024