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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
Success at Fremont High School is built on a solid base of academic fundamentals. We are maximizing the benefits of the block-4 scheduling. The flexibility of the block-4 allows students to progress through required courses quickly and move on to the advanced placement, dual credit, and career classes as well as industry certifications through IMPACT Institute. Students needing assistance in math and English are able to spend more time in year-long classes to gain the skills and confidence needed to become successful graduates. These extended classes allow teachers to move at the student’s pace and re-teach difficult concepts. The vision for Fremont High School is that all students will graduate prepared for future learning and fulfilling careers. This vision for all students is attained in the individual classrooms. The most important thing that happens in a school is the interaction between the teacher and the student on a daily basis. All decisions at Fremont High School are based on how choices will impact instruction and learning.
– Mr. Mark Sherbondy, Principal