Schools
| School | Principal | Grades | Enrollment | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acton Elementary School | Steven Peters | K-4 | 411 | 39°39′08″N 085°58′18″W / 39.65222°N 85.97167°W / 39.65222; -85.97167 |
| Arlington Elementary School | David Henriott | K-4 | 541 | 39°48′35″N 086°04′16″W / 39.80972°N 86.07111°W / 39.80972; -86.07111 |
| Bunker Hill Elementary School | Douglas Jaggers | K-4 | 568 | 39°40′05″N 086°03′05″W / 39.66806°N 86.05139°W / 39.66806; -86.05139 |
| Mary Adams Elementary School | Karen Schuldt | K-4 | 425 | |
| South Creek Elementary School | Davin Harpe | K-4 | 530 | - |
| Thompson Crossing Elementary School | Teresa Brown | K-4 | 579 | - |
| Wanamaker Elementary School | Russell Wright | K-4 | 467 | - |
| Lillie Idella Kitley Elementary | Jason Wade | K-4 | 728 | - |
| Edgewood Intermediate School | Toni Stevenson | 5-6 | 543 | - |
| Franklin Township Middle School East | Charlie McCoy | 7-8 | 789 | - |
| Franklin Township Middle School West | Leland Thompson | 7-8 | 654 | - |
| Franklin Central High School | Kevin Koers | 9-12 | 2,581 | 39°40′50″N 086°00′59″W / 39.68056°N 86.01639°W / 39.68056; -86.01639 |
Source: School Data: Franklin Township Community School Corporation
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