Fremont Community Schools

Open to all students K-12. All School required and recommended vaccinations will be offered.

PRESS RELEASE: LOCAL STUDENT SELECTED FOR INTERNSHIP AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TO ANALYZE NASA EARTH SCIENCE DATA Lilian (Lily) Coler, a student from Fremont High School in Fremont, Indiana, has been selected for the prestigious Student Enhancement in Earth and Space Science (SEES) summer internship to be held at The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Space Research. Students will work with scientists and engineers to conduct authentic research and develop experiments for the ZQube, a small cubesat satellite. Students will have the opportunity to develop an experiment that will fly on the Zero G aircraft in microgravity. This nationally competitive program, funded by NASA, selects students who will increase their knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and math through earth and space education. SEES is a collaborative effort of The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Space Research and NASA. Students apply for SEES and are selected competitively. The internships are organized around an aerospace or space science theme drawn from NASA’s diverse engineering and scientific research programs. The program combines the strengths of collaborators to enrich teaching and learning of STEM. Over 500 10th grade applications were received for the coveted 50 on-site internship positions. Students work remotely with their project scientist prior to the on-site internship, complete an Earth and Space Science course, have the opportunity to learn Python coding, and conduct microgravity research. During the nine days the students’ will work at UT/CSR, they will conduct hands-on activities, field investigations, collaborate with NASA-funded scientists and engineers, and work on various NASA missions. Earth is a complex, dynamic system we do not yet fully understand. The Earth system, like the human body, comprises diverse components that interact in complex ways. We strive to understand the Earth's atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, and biosphere as a single connected system. Our planet is changing on all spatial and temporal scales. The purpose of NASA's Earth science program is to develop a scientific understanding of Earth's system and how properties react in microgravity. Students selected will come together July 27 in Austin, Texas to conduct experiments, tour facilities, network with other students, and conduct research while being mentored by NASA subject matter experts at The University of Texas at Austin. The SEES internship proves that the excitement students feel about space science is a critical step in enriching science, math, engineering, and technology. The internship will provide students the rare – and for most, unique opportunity to spend two weeks working with professional scientists and engineers at the cutting edge of space exploration. SEES is funded through NASA’s Cooperative Agreement Notice NNH15ZDA004C. ~ ~ ~ ~ End ~ ~ ~ ~ This nationally competitive, educational training for students is sponsored by The University of Texas Center for Space Research and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Questions? Contact Margaret Baguio, The University of Texas Center for Space Research, at 512-471-6922 or baguio@csr.utexas.edu STUDENT NAME: Lilian (Lily) Coler SCHOOL NAME: Fremont High School

This past year, The Joe Stempien Memorial Community Leadership Scholarship Fund was able to raise funds and hand out two scholarships to two Fremont High School students. They would like to increase both the quantity and the amount of the scholarships being handed out each year to our Fremont Students, and by doing so they need your help! They will be hosting a golf tournament at the end of July. See the attached flyers for registration and sponsorship opportunities.

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Members of the FHS Key Club and Art Club spent their first week of summer painting the kindergarten hallway at FES. In-coming kindergarten students will now see the alphabet and the numbers 1-100 displayed on the hallway walls. It was a fun, collaborative project

Hello everyone! The Fremont Youth League is having a 6th grade football meeting on June 17th at 7pm behind the Fremont Elementary School under the new pavilion. Please call or text Ryan Reetz direct at 260-667-1076 for any questions that you have and to let him know you are attending this meeting (this would be much appreciated). Once again, this is for the 6th grade class that is headed into the 2024-25 school year.

🍉SUN Bucks Information🥒

Thank you to all who have served; past, present and future. 🇺🇸

Free Summer Meals! Daily starting June 3rd - June 28th Fremont Middle School 811 W. Renee Drive. Breakfast: 7:30am - 8:00am Lunch: 11:30am - 12:00pm * Students do not need to be in Summer school to receive the free meals. We accept any child 18 years or younger and just request that all meals be consumed in the school.

Fremont Music Fest Parade 2024 Information

Come join the team at Fremont Community Schools! Check out our 24-25 vacancies & apply today. https://www.fcs.k12.in.us/page/employment

Our hearts are heavy for the town of Greenfield, IA following a devastating and deadly tornado. Greenfield is home to the largest Cardinal IG facility and the largest IG fabrication site in the world. The Fremont Cardinal plant have donated to Fremont Community Schools in many different ways, so we're in return asking for help giving back to their plant in efforts to give relief to the town of Greenfield.

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Fremont Head Start bus riders already starting to celebrate summer break! 🌺☀️

Flight of the Eagle May Recipients

Fremont Elementary is hiring a Special Education Teacher for the 24-25 school year!

FHS is also now a Medallion School through the U.S. Department of State for enrolling scholarship exchange students through a program called FLEX, Future Leaders Ex-change. This program awards scholarships to students around the world who wish to study at a U.S. high school and live with a volunteer host family. FHS is set apart as having demonstrated an academic and cultural enrichment commitment for students. During the 2023-24 school year, FHS was proud to have a student through the FLEX pro-gram in Gulsum Sodikova, an exchange student from Uzbek-istan.

Congratulations to our Fremont Lady Eagles on becoming back to back Jr. NECC Track & Field Champions! 🏆🦅 The girls celebrated Wednesday with a Championship walk through the school. https://youtube.com/shorts/JSRdOeXW_CQ?feature=shared

Eagle Chatter 5.20.24

The Soaring Eagle Spotlight 23-24 final issue. Thank you for reading, and we will publish again in the fall. https://www.fcs.k12.in.us/article/1245835