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Administrative Office
Fremont Community Schools
Dr. William Stitt, Superintendent
1100 West Toledo Street
Mailing: P.O. Box 665
Fremont, Indiana 46737
Voice: (260) 495-5005
Fax: (260) 495-9798High School
Fremont High School
701 W. Toledo St.
Mailing: P.O. Box 655
Fremont, IN 46737
Voice: (260) 495-9876
Fax: 260-495-1838
Mark Sherbondy, Principal
Roger Probst, Athletic Director
Holli Miller, Guidance CounselorMiddle School
Fremont Middle School
811 West Renee Drive
Mailing: P.O. Box 770
Fremont, IN 46737
Voice: 260-495-6100
Fax: 260-495-7301
Greg Mohler, Principal
Scott LaPlace, Athletic Director
Michelle Thiele, Guidance Director -
Elementary
Fremont Elementary School
501 Toledo St.
Fremont, IN 46737
Voice: (260)-495-4385
Fax: (260)-495-2133
Mr. Eric Bryan, Principal
Melissa Duncan, Student Services DirectorMotto
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Principal's Message
The philosophy at Fremont Middle School is simple; strive to build relationships daily, and let actions speak louder than words. Incorporating this belief among students and staff has created a dynamic and safe learning environment in which students are engaged in critical thinking and problem solving on a daily basis.
We are working even harder this year to instill in our students the qualities of excellence and PRIDE (Personal Responsibility - Individual Daily Effort). Our system for encouraging these behaviors is tied into our school currency, Eagle Bucks, and our “Going Green” academic achievements. Each staff and student member tracks grades weekly in an effort to encourage Going Green which means achieving and maintaining grades in all classes that are C’s or better. Students receive Eagle Bucks as positive feedback for earning or maintaining this level of success. Weekly progress is charted in the front halls to encourage further growth and a friendly team spirit to continue persevering.These two programs have helped to create a positively charged atmosphere at FMS, as well as, tremendous overall academic growth.
Creating this community of encouragement, achievement, and success involves excellence from all stakeholders every day, and that is our goal, because as Eagles...we aim to soar.
Proudly bleeding RED & BLACK.
Mr. Greg Mohler
FMS Principal
Rated an “A” School
Fremont Middle School