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let's go has a very interesting history it all started on Franklin Franklin Township the township was named after William Franklin the son of bringing for the governor of New Jersey in 1752 there are many areas and made in Franklin Township when you know they're mad how Hogan regular Midland Park wortendyke Ramsey and Oakridge the first girl building on record in Franklin goes back to 1863 it was officially named district number three people referred to it as a little black wolf what color do the weathering this school had a wood stove for heat a map of New Jersey a teacher's desk long students desk from Frenchy's save an outhouse  Chipmunks in the school for ages 5 to 18 there are 70 students in this small building the budget for the entire year was $43.01 families had to pay $0.04 per day for each student to attend over many years Franklin Township had lots of other school such as the campground School Crystal Lake School and Transformers  bar Franklin Township separate when school building burned down in 1920 people fought over where to build a is it Go Frozen two white people closer to the Franklin make the side become the ringtone 122 in 1931 Franklin Lakes bought land for new school called Franklin Avenue School Franklin Avenue Middle School it had eight rooms throughout many years additional classrooms and all-purpose room were added tell the renovations were completed there were 21 rooms in the school this school had all the students from kindergarten through eighth grade Franklin Lakes this student population continues to grow by 1958 there were 560 students as a result of the who's population Hannah and Road school was opened in 1962 at first it had grades K through 4th grade attended the Franklin Ave population continue to grow and so did the school Colonial Road School opened in 1965 and Woodside Avenue School was built in in 71  buy 1993 grade kindergarten to third intended either High Mountain Road school or Colonial Road School 4272 Water Avenue School and grades 78124 Grand Avenue School in total there 1063 students today Hanna High School has 257 students from grades K through five the history of high school has change of a meh we are proud of its history and look forward to a great and bright future

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