The Franklinton High School chapter is a highly active chapter that is focused on encouraging an interest in and enjoyment of mathematics. For the past seven years, they've hosted an annual "Pi Day" on campus that encourages interest in mathematics. Each elected officer of the chapter, as part of their job, offers a lecture in the “Math Club Student Lecture Series” that is centered on an interesting math topic not typically taught in the classroom and is equivalent to the Chalk Talks held at the Mu Alpha Theta National Convention. These lectures are open to all students and teachers at their school and has helped build a bridge across departments. Even after COVID-19 shut down their school building in 2020, this chapter continued to meet virtually and hosted weekly guest speakers from a wide variety of mathematics backgrounds and careers.

To benefit their broader Franklinton, NC community, this chapter has partnered with the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center at UNC-CH to offer “STEMville Family Science Nights” to all of elementary and middle schools in their district since 2014. This night brings together school and community partners to spread the work of STEM and encourage students to reach out and find their path. This chapter also holds an annual competition for fifth grade students and has plans to do so virtually this year as well. Students from the county’s elementary schools come to the Franklinton High School campus each year to compete in Team and Individual competitions. This chapter has been doing these long enough now that former competitors are joining the school’s Math Club and continuing their interest in mathematics.