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Fremont District and Curriculum
The Fremont City Schools is responsible for the education of public schoolchildren in Fremont. The district includes nine schools, each of which is staffed with highly qualified teachers. With the assistance of dedicated staff members and parents that are highly involved, teachers develop and deliver learning experiences that are challenging, yet relevant to living in the modern world. This strong emphasis on academics is combined with character education programs that seek to develop students that are responsible, conscientious, and respectful.
We currently cover the following Fremont-area school district: Fremont City Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Fremont District Curriculum
Fremont students are required to participate in an arts education that includes instrumental or vocal music. Students in high school music classes acquire advanced skills that allow them to identify harmonic progressions and interpret expressive symbols while performing music. Students prepare and perform a variety of music that represents diverse genres. When playing music, students do so with accuracy and articulation, with appropriate intonation and expression.
Students in Fremont also take part in a comprehensive social studies curriculum. Learners participate in studies in geography, history, government, and economics. Students acquire the historical skills necessary to analyze events in the context of a clear sense of time. Connections between past people and events are clearly made with current events and people. Students study early civilizations, from Rome and Greece to early dynasties in China. The first global age, which opened with the European exploration of the New World, is studied in depth as well.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Fremont Educational News
- Local Students Learn About Fire Safety - With the help of the Fremont Fire Department, local students are learning about fire safety. Fire officials visited several elementary schools to share a fun and exciting safety program.
- Fremont Schools Celebrate Homecoming - Students at Fremont Ross High School and St. Joseph Central Catholic High School recently celebrated homecoming. Both schools had numerous events throughout the week.
- Fremont Student Wins Agriculture Award - A local student recently won the Bonnie Plants Award for outstanding achievement in the field of agriculture. The student received the honor after growing an 18.6 pound cabbage.
Fremont Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: Value of Advanced Placement Classes
Students who take Advanced Placement classes in high school reap a lot of value from those classes. First, AP classes require students to operate at a high academic level. This prepares students for success in post-secondary education and in the world of work. Second, Advanced Placement classes are offered for college credit. So long as students satisfactorily pass the AP exam, they can get a head start on their pursuit of a college degree. Third, Advanced Placement classes save money. Rather than paying for expensive tuition and fees, students can get college credit by taking an Advanced Placement class in high school. Lastly, Advanced Placement classes are highly impressive to college admissions counselors. Students with a proven track record of success in Advanced Placement courses are more likely to get into the college of their choice.
