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Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School

Franklin, MAGrades K–8ElementaryMiddle

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Students
898
Grades
K–8
Students per teacher
11.8
Free or reduced-price lunch
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Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School school details

Address
500 Financial Park, Franklin, MA 02038
Phone
(508) 541-3434
District or network
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public
Format
In person
Community
Large suburb
School lunch program
Participating without a special provision or CEP
Status (2024–25)
Open
NCES school ID
250003000547

Source: NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25 school year, accessed 2026-09-14. Students per teacher is not class size. Details can change; confirm enrollment, meals and admissions directly with the school. How this data works.

Frequently asked questions about Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School

Is Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School a public charter school?

Yes. Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School is listed as an open public charter school in the NCES Common Core of Data for the 2024–25 school year.

What grades does Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School serve?

Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School reports serving grades K–8.

How many students attend Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School?

Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School reported enrollment of 898 students for 2024–25. Enrollment can change, so confirm current figures with the school.

Where is Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School located?

Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School is located at 500 Financial Park, Franklin, MA 02038.

How can I compare Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School with nearby charter schools?

Review the reported grades, enrollment, students per teacher, and format on this page, then use the nearby-school and Franklin links to compare other public charter schools. Confirm current programs and admissions directly with each school.

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