Organized and hosted by our National Honor Society students, the morning began with donuts and refreshments as we welcomed local veterans and their families into our school. We were deeply honored to feature Army National Guard veteran Kirsten Heard as our guest speaker. Thank you, Kirsten, for sharing your powerful experiences serving in Iraq and making the ceremony so meaningful for our students and community.
From planning and setup to welcoming guests and leading the ceremony, our NHS students worked hard to ensure everything ran smoothly. We couldn't be prouder of their leadership and dedication to honoring those who have served! ❤️🤍💙
From November 16-20, we are taking the time to celebrate our amazing school, show extra kindness, and recognize all the incredible people who make Fremont-Mills such a special place! 🖤✨
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Bring a can, share some kindness, and help a family in need!
A HUGE thank you to all our students, families, and staff who brought in donations this week for the Tabor Food Pantry. Your generosity proves that every CAN counts and will go directly to helping local families throughout the Fremont Mills area.
Join us at Fremont Mills on November 18th for a powerful presentation: "Look Out For the Left Out" with Ben and Crystal Woods!
Ben and Crystal will be inspiring our students to see how simple choices to show kindness can change the world and impact others beyond measure!
Here's a breakdown of the day:
During the School Day:
• Assemblies for elementary, junior high, and high school students.
• Special grade-level classroom visits for our elementary students.
• HS Student Council officers and advisors will host a lunch for our guest presenters.
Special Family Evening Event (Open to Elementary Families):
• 5:30 PM: Free dinner hosted by the National Honor Society
• 6:00 PM: Presentation & SLIME-MAKING event!
Don't miss out on an evening of community, kindness, and slime!
Learn more about the program at www.lookoutfortheleftout.com
Every CAN counts! Help us fill our food drive bins and spread kindness.
Send your student to school with non-perishable items like canned veggies, soup, peanut butter, or pasta. Drop-off bins are set up in the designated areas. Let's keep the kindness rolling! 💛
Teamwork: Always on point
Outfits: Strictly denim
Mission accomplished!
The Fremont Mills Drama Department Presents: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Get ready for an unforgettable evening (or afternoon!) of mystery and legend as our FM Drama Department takes the stage for this year's fall play!
Showtimes:
• Friday, November 13th: 7:00 PM
• Saturday, November 14th: 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
Tickets & Seating:
• Buy Online: Purchase your tickets online through Bound and select your own seats ahead of time!
• At the Door: Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the show (cash and card accepted).
Don't miss out on supporting our talented FM cast and crew! Grab your favorite seats and join us for a spooktacular show.
We are collecting non-perishable food items for the Tabor Food Pantry all week long. Every donation helps families across our entire Fremont Mills School District area. Send your items with your student today and drop them off in the designated area.
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The Fremont Mills National Honor Society invites our entire community to join us for our annual Veterans Day Program as we recognize and show gratitude to our nation’s heroes.
Date: Wednesday, November 11th
Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Fremont Mills High School Gym
All veterans, service members, families, and community members are warmly welcome to attend. Let’s come together to honor their bravery, sacrifice, and dedication.
The Fremont Mills Student Council Food Drive starts TODAY!
From November 9th–13th, we are collecting non-perishable food donations to support the Tabor Food Pantry, which serves families across our entire school district.
Bring your donation items to school and drop them off in the designated area.
It’s time to celebrate two incredible individuals who make our school community bright! Join us in giving a big shoutout to our Student and Staff Spotlights of the week!
Student Spotlight: Jaxson Harris
"Jaxson brings positivity and enthusiasm to school each and every day! He comes to school with a smile on his face and an upbeat attitude. His positive energy and friendly demeanor help make our school a more welcoming and enjoyable place for students and staff alike. Thank you, Jaxson, for being a bright spot in our hallways! "
Staff Spotlight: Jeremy Fritz
"Several students have identified Mr. Fritz as their trusted adult or safe person in the building, which speaks volumes about the positive impact he has on our students. He takes a genuine interest in their lives, both inside and outside the classroom, and makes an intentional effort to connect with them beyond academics. Mr. Fritz helps create an environment where students feel valued, supported, and connected. Thank you, Mr. Fritz, for making such a meaningful difference in the lives of our Knights!"
All donations directly serve our FM families. Over the weekend, check your pantries or grab a few extra items while grocery shopping! Students can bring items starting Monday morning and drop them off in the designated area.
Thank you in advance for supporting the students of Fremont Mills.
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It’s time to celebrate two outstanding members of our school community, our Student and Staff of the Month!
Student of the Month: Asa Reyes
"Asa is a truly deserving recipient of Student of the Month! He consistently demonstrates a positive attitude, a strong work ethic, and a clear commitment to both personal and academic growth. Asa always strives to do his best, contributes positively to the classroom environment, and exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated and responsible student. Way to lead by example, Asa! Keep up the great work!"
Staff of the Month: Tracy Malcom
"Tracy consistently goes above and beyond to support our students with IEPs, ensuring they receive the accommodations, modifications, and individualized support they need to succeed. Her dedication to advocating for students, recognizing their unique needs, and providing the tools necessary for their growth reflects her genuine commitment to student success. Tracy's willingness to go the extra mile creates an inclusive and supportive learning environment where students feel valued, encouraged, and empowered to reach their full potential. Thank you, Tracy, for all you do for our students and our school!"
Thank you to our teachers, staff, and parents who helped make the parade such a memorable event for our kids! #GK
Because universal screening happens three times a year (fall, winter, and spring), this baseline allows us to track growth, guide targeted interventions, and ensure every student receives personalized academic support.
A huge thank you to our amazing students and the teachers, support staff, families, and community partners for helping make this possible. We can't wait to see how much more our students accomplish when winter testing rolls around!