Today, we honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. Join us at 10 AM for our Veterans Day Assembly, where we will recognize and celebrate all veterans in attendance. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us every day.
Last week, our Fremont-Mills community came together to tackle one of the most important topics facing today’s youth — the impact of social media.
Tuesday’s community event and Wednesday’s 7-12 student assembly featured FM alum Lori Schott, who courageously shared the story of her daughter, Annalee, and her mission to protect kids online. Lori’s message was heartfelt, eye-opening, and inspiring — reminding us all to be aware, stay safe, and use technology responsibly.
A huge thank you to FM Student Council and FM BPA for organizing this event and to our incredible student leaders who helped make it happen.
To continue supporting Lori’s mission for change, the official event T-shirts are now available! There are two colors to choose from, and proceeds will go toward Lori’s mission to advocate for online safety and awareness. 🩵
#LiveLikeAnna
Order here: https://livelikeanna2025.itemorder.com
Deadline to order: Sunday, November 16
This Weekend! The Fremont-Mills Drama Department presents Beauty & The Beast! Laugh, swoon, and enjoy this charming romantic comedy as the classic tale comes to life on stage.
Showtimes:
Friday, November 14 @ 7 PM
Saturday, November 15 @ 2 PM
Saturday, November 15 @ 7 PM
Don’t miss your chance to see this delightful play! Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased at the door or from any Theater Student.
Showtimes:
Friday, November 14 @ 7 PM
Saturday, November 15 @ 2 PM
Saturday, November 15 @ 7 PM
Don’t miss your chance to see this delightful play! Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased at the door or from any Theater Student.
The FM Elementary Student Council is gearing up for our annual food drive for the Tabor Food Pantry. Donations will be accepted November 10th-14th.
On October 22, we celebrated SEL Day! Students focused on Social Emotional Learning through four key concepts: fuel your body, energize your body, ground your body and mind, and calm your body and mind. They got hands-on with activities like making yogurt parfaits, playing parachute games, and creating stress balls and pinwheels as calming strategies.
All students, from elementary through high school, also had the chance to hear motivational speaker Terrence Talley, who inspired everyone to look out for others and never give up.
All students, from elementary through high school, also had the chance to hear motivational speaker Terrence Talley, who inspired everyone to look out for others and never give up.
The National Honor Society is proud to present a special program honoring those who have served. We invite the families of our students to join us for refreshments before the program begins, allowing them to sit with their loved ones during the event.
We are excited to welcome Dalian Melgoza, a former FM graduate, as our guest speaker. He will share his experiences in the military. Additionally, our high school principal will recognize each veteran in attendance, with performances by our choir and band during the program.
The program will be held on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at 10:00 AM. This event is open to the public, and we invite everyone to join us in expressing gratitude to our community members for their service.
We are excited to welcome Dalian Melgoza, a former FM graduate, as our guest speaker. He will share his experiences in the military. Additionally, our high school principal will recognize each veteran in attendance, with performances by our choir and band during the program.
The program will be held on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at 10:00 AM. This event is open to the public, and we invite everyone to join us in expressing gratitude to our community members for their service.
The Knights take on the Tigers tonight in the quarterfinal game at Woodbine!!
Purchase tickets online via through the IAHSAA.
Listen on AM 960
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/iahsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzY5MDE%3D
Purchase tickets online via through the IAHSAA.
Listen on AM 960
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/iahsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzY5MDE%3D
Mr. Baier's Physics class is building a geodesic dome out of newspapers and we have run out of newspaper. Please help them out and drop off your old newspapers at the high school office until Friday.
Now in its third year, the Big and Little Program has grown into one of the most heartwarming and impactful traditions in our district. Designed to foster mentorship, leadership, and connection, this unique initiative pairs high school students with elementary classrooms, creating meaningful relationships that benefit students of all ages.
Juniors, seniors, and underclassmen involved in Student Council are eligible to serve as “Bigs,” and the goal is to connect at least one high school mentor with every elementary class. These mentors support younger students in a variety of ways, such as reading together, practicing math facts, helping with classwork, or simply being a positive role model during recess. Some are even paired 1:1 with students who benefit from extra encouragement and consistent connection.
What makes the program especially powerful is the dedication of the Bigs. Many have returned year after year and request to stay with the same class, or even the same student, because of the strong bonds they’ve formed.
Juniors, seniors, and underclassmen involved in Student Council are eligible to serve as “Bigs,” and the goal is to connect at least one high school mentor with every elementary class. These mentors support younger students in a variety of ways, such as reading together, practicing math facts, helping with classwork, or simply being a positive role model during recess. Some are even paired 1:1 with students who benefit from extra encouragement and consistent connection.
What makes the program especially powerful is the dedication of the Bigs. Many have returned year after year and request to stay with the same class, or even the same student, because of the strong bonds they’ve formed.
The winter apparel store is here. Store closes Sunday November 9th.
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Our cheerleaders want to help you show your spirit!
At Fremont-Mills, collaboration is at the heart of student success. Three times a year, all of our elementary classroom teachers come together, joined by the principal, our Talented and Gifted teacher, Title I teachers, and special education staff, to focus on the needs of each individual child.
During these grade-level meetings, team members dive into every student’s progress in reading and math. They celebrate growth, identify challenges, and design tailored learning plans to ensure no child falls through the cracks. Whether a student needs additional support or more advanced enrichment, grade-level teams work together to provide the right interventions at the right time.
This commitment to collaboration ensures that every child is seen, supported, and given the opportunity to thrive!
During these grade-level meetings, team members dive into every student’s progress in reading and math. They celebrate growth, identify challenges, and design tailored learning plans to ensure no child falls through the cracks. Whether a student needs additional support or more advanced enrichment, grade-level teams work together to provide the right interventions at the right time.
This commitment to collaboration ensures that every child is seen, supported, and given the opportunity to thrive!
Tickets are now on sale for this year's production, Beauty & The Beast, showcasing next week! Come enjoy this romantic comedy play presented to you by our High School Drama Students! Tickets are $10. Dates & Times are located on the poster.
Wind Pump 2.0 is still in the trial-and-error stage for Quentin and CJ, 6th-grade talented and gifted students at Fremont Mills. The turbine blades move, gain speed, and start to rotate. The gears are turning. Then, failure. Then frustration sets in, and they have to start again and rethink their design. They are designing, creating, and building STEM projects from the Makerspace Cart. Quentin and CJ have been using skills such as critical thinking and deductive reasoning. These projects also foster creativity, build resilience, cultivate curiosity, and connect learning to the real world. Wendy Gardner is the TAG teacher.
Check out the first episode from this year's Knights News Network!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HyBnof3ANg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HyBnof3ANg
Gameday! The Knights take on the Bulldogs at Bedford in round 2 of the playoffs.
Tickets should be purchased through the IAHSAA.
Go Knights!
https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/
Tickets should be purchased through the IAHSAA.
Go Knights!
https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/
There will be a state cross country sendoff tomorrow at 3:15pm.
Good luck Wyatt!
Good luck Wyatt!
Next Friday is Trivia Night!! There are a couple tables left! Come have a fun night and join us for some trivia! The winning team will receive a fun basket filled with a bunch of goodies!
Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to sign up for a table!
Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to sign up for a table!
Keeping our kids safe online matters. Join parents, educators, and community members for a critical conversation about the impact of social media and how we can work together to create change.
🗓 November 4 | 6:30 PM
📍 Fremont-Mills Community School
Note: Similar topics will be discussed with students during an assembly on November 5. The presentation includes sensitive subjects such as youth mental health and suicide. Parents are encouraged to decide whether this content is appropriate for their child. If you’d like your student to opt out, please contact the school for an alternate activity.
🗓 November 4 | 6:30 PM
📍 Fremont-Mills Community School
Note: Similar topics will be discussed with students during an assembly on November 5. The presentation includes sensitive subjects such as youth mental health and suicide. Parents are encouraged to decide whether this content is appropriate for their child. If you’d like your student to opt out, please contact the school for an alternate activity.
