Fremont Middle School
Honor Roll
1st Quarter 2024
BSA Troop 186 Information
FIST, a youth philanthropic group in Steuben County, is starting their can drive this week in the Elementary and Middle School. The different classes in the Elementary School will compete to see who can bring in the most cans with the winning class receiving a pizza party during lunch. The Elementary drive will run from now until November 1 and the Middle School's will go until the end of this week, October 25th.
Also, on October 28th, High Schoolers have the opportunity to go out around the Fremont community and trick-or-treat for canned goods instead of candy. On the 28th any High Schoolers interested in participating will meet in the High School parking lot from 5:45 to 6:00 pm before they go out to collect cans.
Make sure you stock up on canned goods and nonperishable items and send them in with your student, or be ready for the 28th incase a high schooler out trick-or-treating comes and asks you for cans.
All of the cans raised during these events will go to FYCO (Fremont Youth and Community Outreach) located at the Fremont Community Church on N Coldwater St.
You may park in the north lot and enter door M-1. We will have staff available to help you locate your items.
Thanks again for your support and we are looking forward to seeing you on Thursday!
Fremont High School Athletics:
Winding down but still going strong, Football Sectionals at Northfield in Wabash Friday night starting at 7:00 PM. Saturday is a full day of Sports starting with Cross Country at Huntington University, girls running at 10:30 (Sammy Meyers and Amoree Price) boys running at 11:15 (Landon Jaeger), followed by our Girls Volleyball team playing at LaPorte High School against South Newton at 4:00 pm ( 5:00 pm our time). So BIG weekend coming up.
We will have Parent meeting on Wednesday beginning at 6:30 pm for all Winter Athletes.
Thanks for everyone's help to make this a great season and we hope it continues.
Hands on training for Grades 6-8!
Come support your Eagles as they play in the 2024 IHSAA Volleyball Sectionals today! 🦅
🏐Saturday, October 19th | Hamilton Community Schools
10:00am: Gates Open
11:00am: Match 3 Starts
Match 4 (Fremont Eagles) to follow
6:00pm: CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH (Winner of Match 3 vs Winner of Match 4)
🏐Purchase tickets here: https://ihsaa.eventlink.com/tickets
Five FMS students have been attending the Girls Who Code Club at Trine University every Monday.
Girls Who Code is a sisterhood of supportive peers and role models who are using Computer Science to change the world. During club, students will learn from a fun and simple online coding tutorial, while building community through interactive activities and learning about inspiring female role models.
Eagle Chatter 10.21.24
If your family is looking for additional support from Fremont Community Schools, please take a moment and fill out the following form. This form will be open until the end of the day on Monday, October 21st.
https://forms.gle/oZBWoH8mtoBhTgfE7
Last Friday the 7th Grade class spent the day exploring Pokagon. It was a beautiful day!
We were excited to have T-Mobile at the Friday night football game representing their store from the Angola, IN location. T-Mobile is proud to support the communities they serve. Friday Night 5G Lights is the latest way T-Mobile is showing its support for small towns. In April 2021, T-Mobile rolled out 5G for All, a commitment to bring the most advanced wireless services to all of the country, not just big cities and their suburbs.
Now, a little more than three years later, that vision has transformed into reality. As the nation's largest and fastest 5G network, T-Mobile is now the wireless provider for rural America, delivering impactful benefits like: expanded coverage, home internet, retail expansion, Hometown Grants, Project 10Million, Coverage above and beyond.
They presented Fremont High School this One Thousand Dollar check as part of their fall football program.
Thank you T-Mobile, for coming here to celebrate with us and Congratulations Fremont High School!
Fremont has two student's enrolled in the Fire Science program this year, Elizabeth Baker and Alexis Combs(front right).
Elizabeth and Alexis are working on their fire fighting credentials and earning dual credit. These two Fremont seniors attend regular classes in the morning and firefighter training in the afternoon. We could not be more proud of their hard work and dedication.
The 2024 IHSAA Volleyball Sectionals are this week, Come out and support your Eagles!🦅
🏐Thursday, October 17th
5:00pm: Gates Open
6:00pm: Match 1 Starts
Match 2 to follow
🏐Saturday, October 19th
10:00am: Gates Open
11:00am: Match 3 Starts
Match 4 to follow
🏐Saturday, October 19th
5:00pm: Gates Open
6:00pm: CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
(Winner of Match 3 vs Winner of Match 4)
Purchase tickets here: https://ihsaa.eventlink.com/tickets
NECC Volleyball Information 2024
Eagle Chatter 10.14.24
As a reminder, Parent-Teacher Conferences are next Wednesday, October 16th.
There will be no school for students.
Elementary students should have brought home a paper with their scheduled conference time. If you have not received one, or do not remember, please contact your students teacher or the Elementary Office.
Middle School and High School - If you'd like to meet with your students teachers, you can email the teacher directly in PowerSchool, or contact the Office.
School tutoring will begin on Tuesday, October 22nd at Fremont Middle School.
If you'd like to sign up, visit the FMS office and pick up a form.
Desiree Hurst-Smith, Quality Control Tech, at Ardmore Quarry, talked to our 7th Grade Science classes about production, and her role at the quarry.
Congratulations to the following band students for making the Indiana Bandmasters Association Northeast All-Region Honor Band!
They will perform at DeKalb HS Auditorium on November 17th at 4:00pm.
Pictured from left to right: Eva Vanderpool, Kylee Longardner, and MacKenzie Fields
Not Pictured: Collin Walters and Kaitlyn Baum
