Students in Zoology class present their final project to Mrs. Batt and other staff members. Students were tasked with creating a conservation society that focused on an endangered species. Each group had to highlight a specific species, detail what was harming them, and create a conservation plan to help stabilize their population. Each group was responsible for coming up with tiered levels of donations for prizes that they had created. Students presented to a few staff members seeking Batt Bucks, and the group with the most donations earned a special prize.
Students who wear their Spirit Shirt to the Boys Basketball game this Saturday against Angola will get in for FREE! 🏀🦅
Join the Holiday Fun before Christmas Break!
🎅FES - Pajama Day
🎄 FMS - Holiday Dress Up
⛄ FHS - 12 Days of Christmas
In recognition of outstanding academic achievement, the Indiana Association of School Principals is proud to recognize Gabriella Concus, Alexis Lovell, Charles Senecal, and Lela Wolf as Rising Stars of Indiana. Congratulations! 🦅
Come support the Jr Class Prom and your Boys Basketball team this Saturday!
FCS 2025-2026 School Calendar
FHS Athletics 12.15.24
Fremont Community Schools
Two Hour Delay
12-16-24
Tonight is spirit shirt night at the wrestling meet! Students who wear their spirit shirt get into the wrestling meet for free tonight?
Wrestling starts at 6:30 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Tuesday, December 9, 2024
2025-2026 FAFSA Now Open
Students are encouraged to file before Indiana's April 15 deadline
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced today a statewide completion goal for the 2025-2026 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The Commission’s goal is to have at least 60 percent of high school seniors complete the current FAFSA by Indiana’s deadline of April 15, 2025. The 2025-2026 FAFSA form is currently open.
Additionally, the Commission seeks to increase the total FAFSA filing rate including high school seniors, adult learners, and returning students by at least five percent from the previous year. For 2024, Indiana ranks second in the nation in completion rates for this year’s high school graduating class, with less than a 2-percentage point decline compared to the national average of a near 9-percentage point decline.
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FHS Athletic Schedule 12.9.24
Lilly Scholarship News From the Steuben County Community Foundation
I am honored to announce that Ashland Benner, a student at Fremont High School, has been named the 2025 Steuben County Lilly Endowment Community Scholar. This prestigious award was just announced to Ashland and the other Phase 2 finalists.
Best regards,
Silby Kays
Grants & Scholarship Manager
Steuben County Community Foundation
🏀 Game Day 🏀
Adopt an Eagle
FHS Students and Parents are invited to join us for our Financial Aid Night.
Kyle Aldrich, Associate Director of Financial Aid at Trine University, will be explaining the process of applying for financial aid for college by completing the Free Application for Financial Aid (FAFSA).
Parents & Guardians -
As you may have seen, there is a chance for Inclement Weather starting tonight and continuing on into tomorrow with up to 8 inches of snow! We will be monitoring the conditions and roads to determine the best situation for our Students and Faculty.
IF we do not have school tomorrow, it will be an E-Learning Day. Your students will need to make sure they have their Chromebooks home tonight and charged. We have included all of our E-Learning schedules below for your convenience.
Please make sure you have downloaded our app to receive any delay or closing notifications. You can also find alerts on our Facebook, WLKI and eventdelay.com.
Stay Safe!
The FHS Student Council donated 21 boxes to Operation Christmas Child through Peace Lutheran Church. They also donated the $10 needed to ship each box. Our awesome members contributed all of this out of their own pockets! 🎁
From our Families to Yours 🦃
December Menus
Lilian Coler will be going to AGU24 which is in Washington, D.C. December 9-13 where she will be presenting.
The AGU is an annual meeting of Earth and Space Scientists which has 25,000 plus attendees from 100+ countries. They gather to share research . Scientists, educators, policymakers, journalists and communicators attend AGU24 to better understand our planet and environment, open pathways to discovery, have greater awareness to address climate change etc.
