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The FCS District Office
new location
500 West State Street.
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Address:
500 W. State St., Suite A, Fremont, Ohio 43420 (Map)
Main Office: 419-332-6454 Fax: 419-334-5454
During School Hours: 8:00
AM - 4:30 PM
Summer Hours: 7:30
AM - 4:00 PM
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School Hours:
All Elementary
Schools - 9:15 AM - 3:45 PM
Fremont Middle School - 7:45 AM - 2:45 PM
Ross High School - 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Office Hours:
All Elementary
Schools -
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Fremont Middle School - 7:15 AM -
3:45 PM
Ross High School - 7:00 AM -
3:30 PM |
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Mission Statement:
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The mission of Fremont City Schools is to develop well-educated, life-long learners prepared to
be responsible, productive and respectful members of their communities.
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District Goals:
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- Increase student achievement.
- Close socio-economic, ethnic and disability gaps in student achievement.
- Build hope, trust and respect with our community.
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Our Community |
- Located 15 minutes from
Ohio’s "North Coast" and Lake Erie Islands
- County Seat and Home of
Hayes Presidential Center
- War of 1812 Battle Site on
Sandusky River
- Diverse population of 35,000
- 40,000
- City of Fremont
www.fremontohio.org
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Our Financial
Base |
- A large agricultural base in
food production
- A wide variety of small
businesses
- Several national and
international industries
- Stable fiscal program
- 1.25% income tax for schools
- State Foundation (Guarantee
System)
- Supportive State and Federal
Programs
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The Fremont City
Schools |
- Serves 4,200 students that come from a wide range of social and cultural backgrounds.
- The PK-12 program is provided in seven elementary buildings (Atkinson, Croghan, Hayes, Lutz, Otis, Stamm, Washington) one middle school (Fremont Middle School) and one high school (Fremont Ross High School).
- The district employs 289 certified staff and 161 classified staff.
- More than 60% of Fremont’s teachers have Master's Degree.
- The district collaborates with a variety of organizations such as Business Advisory Council,
Fremont Area Foundation,
Learning and Liberty Foundation, Parent Teacher Organizations, Academic Boosters, Athletic Boosters, Music Boosters, Faith Community, Levy Committees and Concerned Citizens. These groups have contributed to the district’s successes, including attaining an effective rating on the State of Ohio Report Card for five consecutive years.
- Fremont’s schools are guided by a carefully developed Comprehensive Continuous Improvement Plan.
- Fremont is proud of its comprehensive course offerings including Advanced Placement, Post Secondary Education Option classes, Gifted programming, full-day kindergarten, tutoring programs and summer programming.
- Fremont works closely and partners with Vanguard-Sentinel Career & Technology Centers and Terra
State Community College.
- Fremont offers a wealth of co-curricular and
extracurricular opportunities. Fremont’s athletic programs are respected state-wide and many of its athletic facilities, including a newly-constructed natatorium, are models of excellence. Its Performing and Visual Arts programs (K-12) are recognized for their quality every year.
- Thanks to the support of the Fremont community, a newly constructed middle school was opened on January 19, 2012.
- Fremont City Schools achieved an Excellent rating on the State of Ohio
Preliminary District Report Card for the 2011-2012 school year.
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Hospitals and
Clinics |
- Fremont Memorial Hospital
- Community Health Services
- Firelands Recovery Service
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Community Service
Programs |
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The Fremont Community hosts a
variety of service clubs and organizations. These provide
year-round social activities and community service that
encompass diverse cultural and ethnic interests. The local
community Recreation Department, YMCA, and Chamber of Commerce
also provide recreational, educational, and developmental
activities at all levels for all ages. Local service clubs
recognize our student leaders and high-achievers at weekly
luncheon meetings as "Students of the Month." |
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