The Admissions Team at Franklin Academy

Franklin Academy wants its unique education to be more accessible. The school offers merit-based scholarships to a select number of extraordinary students, regardless of financial need. Merit scholarships are awarded to new, incoming students who the school feels will benefit from the Franklin Academy program and will be a valuable addition to our community. Scholarships are renewed each year that the student is enrolled at Franklin Academy, provided the recipient stays in strong academic standing and consistently demonstrates good citizenship.

The Marcia B. Rubinstien Scholarship honors and commemorates a lifelong learner and educator recognized for her expertise and passionate commitment to fostering the best education for non-traditional learners. She provided assessment and consultation to clients, educational institutions, and programs nationwide and internationally. She was a published author, prolific speaker, and true educational visionary. Franklin Academy was fortunate and thankful to have Marcia sit on its Advisory Board during the critical first few years of operation. She continued to be a tremendous advocate and supporter of Franklin Academy, often presenting nationally with Cynthia Pope, Director of Admissions. She was a favorite keynote speaker at Franklin Academy parent seminars, delivering practical advice with humor. Marcia inspired all who knew her, and her memory and contribution to education live on in this scholarship. The Marcia B. Rubinstien Scholarship is an annual scholarship of up to $10,000. Every applicant is considered for this award. There is no additional application requirement.

The Phoenix Scholarship is awarded to an incoming student who, like the mythical sacred firebird, rises resurrected from its ashes. The recipient of this award learns from mistakes and overcomes obstacles and adversity by applying lessons learned to lead a more thoughtful life. The Phoenix Scholarship is an annual scholarship of up to $20,000. Application for this scholarship is a letter written by a parent/guardian outlining why their student should be considered for this award.

The Eleanor Roosevelt Scholarship is awarded to an incoming student who has demonstrated a passion for and commitment to community service. The recipient of this award has shown dedication to active citizenship, positive change, tolerance and understanding, improving the lives of others, and making their community a better place. The Eleanor Roosevelt Scholarship is an annual scholarship of up to $20,000. Application for this scholarship is a letter written by a parent/guardian outlining why their student should be considered for this award.

The Odysseus Scholarship is awarded to an incoming student who has demonstrated resilience, often in the face of adversity, and a willingness to work toward positive change. This student possesses leadership qualities that have yet to be recognized. The Odysseus Scholarship is an annual scholarship of up to $20,000. Application for this scholarship is a letter written by a parent/guardian outlining why their student should be considered for this award.

The President/Headmaster Scholarship is awarded to an incoming student who may not otherwise be able to attend Franklin Academy. This scholarship covers the cost of room and board. The President or Headmaster Scholarship is an annual scholarship of up to $10,000. A parent or guardian must indicate interest in this award at the time of application. There is no additional application.

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