Celebrate our playoff streak turning "Sweet 16" with our 2025 playoff gear! The store closes tonight at midnight.
https://fremontmills-state-football.itemorder.com/
https://fremontmills-state-football.itemorder.com/
Celebrate our playoff streak turning "Sweet 16" with our 2025 playoff gear! The store closes Sunday at midnight.
https://fremontmills-state-football.itemorder.com/
https://fremontmills-state-football.itemorder.com/
Our 3-year-old preschoolers and FM Daycare students had a blast learning from Tabor Fire Chief Dan Morse! We’re so thankful for community partners like the Tabor Fire Department, who make learning hands-on and exciting.
Tonight is senior night vs East Mills!
Senior football, cross country, and band members please join us at the North end of the track by 6:30.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Senior football, cross country, and band members please join us at the North end of the track by 6:30.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up in just ONE WEEK on October 23!
We look forward to connecting with families and sharing all the great progress happening this year. If you have an elementary student, don’t forget to sign up for your conference time through ParentSquare!
We look forward to connecting with families and sharing all the great progress happening this year. If you have an elementary student, don’t forget to sign up for your conference time through ParentSquare!
The Corner Conference Finals are tonight at FM.
The Knights play in the 3rd place match vs Stanton at 5:30.
$7 for adults. $5 for students. FM Students must buy a ticket!
Good luck also to our cross country team in their last regular season meet at Mount Ayr.
https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20250530031716968b7749c7fad3140/checkout
CC Tournament round 2 tonight at Sidney.
FM vs EM play first at 5:30.
Sidney encourages online ticketing.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
FM vs EM play first at 5:30.
Sidney encourages online ticketing.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
The Corner Conference Volleyball Tournament starts tonight at East Mills. The Knights take on Griswold at 5:30.
Cash only gate at East Mills.
Cash only gate at East Mills.
There are two opportunities to support this year’s theatre production!!
1. Trivia Night November 7th. Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to reserve a table.
2. Become a sponsor of the play!! This year we are offering a tiered sponsorship. Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to sign up to be a sponsor!
1. Trivia Night November 7th. Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to reserve a table.
2. Become a sponsor of the play!! This year we are offering a tiered sponsorship. Email vspellman@fmtabor.org to sign up to be a sponsor!
Check out our Homecoming pep rally! Go Knights!
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ia/tabor/organization/21006/fremont-mills-high-school/video
This week, we’re thrilled to honor Duane Aistrope as our 2025 Homecoming Parade Grand Marshall!
During his high school years, Duane was active in nearly every aspect of school life. He participated in basketball, band, swing band, chorus, show choir, speech, class plays, and student council. He was honored to be selected as Homecoming King—an event that took place fifty years ago this fall. Outside the classroom, Aistrope was a dedicated 4-H member, serving as a club officer, county council member, and camp counselor at the Iowa State 4-H Center. He also took on the unique responsibility of driving a school bus route and transporting students to various school activities—a true reflection of his work ethic and commitment to his community.
Throughout his life, Duane has been deeply committed to serving his community. His past involvement includes leading the Riverside Rockets 4-H Club, serving 18 years on the Fremont County Fair Board, and helping establish the Fremont-Mills Soccer Club, where he assisted in constructing the facilities. Duane was also a longtime Trustee of the Randolph United Methodist Church, a member of the Fremont County 911 Emergency Management Board, and served over a decade on the Fremont County Farm Bureau Board. His leadership extended beyond the county, representing Iowa on the Iowa Corn Promotion Board for 16 years and the U.S. Grains Council for 15 years, including several years in elected leadership positions with both organizations.
Today, Aistrope continues to play a vital role in the community. He has served as a Riverside Township Trustee for more than 20 years and is an active member of the Waubonsie Gun Club, supporting local fire and rescue fundraising. As Fire Chief of the Randolph Fire Department, Duane has led for 25 years and has been a member for nearly five decades. He’s also a familiar face on Friday nights as part of the Fremont-Mills football sideline crew, where he’s volunteered for over 20 years and remains actively involved in countless school and community initiatives that reflect his lifelong dedication to service.
Duane said, “I’ve always believed that the Fremont-Mills school district is one of the best places to raise a family. It offers a high-quality education where students are known, supported, and encouraged to succeed. Beyond the academics, what makes Tabor and Fremont-Mills truly special is the sense of community — people genuinely care about one another and are always willing to lend a hand when someone needs help. It’s a place where neighbors look out for each other, where families feel connected, and where the school serves as the heart of the community. It’s been a blessing to be a part of such a special community, and I’m proud to call it home and to have raised my family here alongside my wife, Squeak.”
During his high school years, Duane was active in nearly every aspect of school life. He participated in basketball, band, swing band, chorus, show choir, speech, class plays, and student council. He was honored to be selected as Homecoming King—an event that took place fifty years ago this fall. Outside the classroom, Aistrope was a dedicated 4-H member, serving as a club officer, county council member, and camp counselor at the Iowa State 4-H Center. He also took on the unique responsibility of driving a school bus route and transporting students to various school activities—a true reflection of his work ethic and commitment to his community.
Throughout his life, Duane has been deeply committed to serving his community. His past involvement includes leading the Riverside Rockets 4-H Club, serving 18 years on the Fremont County Fair Board, and helping establish the Fremont-Mills Soccer Club, where he assisted in constructing the facilities. Duane was also a longtime Trustee of the Randolph United Methodist Church, a member of the Fremont County 911 Emergency Management Board, and served over a decade on the Fremont County Farm Bureau Board. His leadership extended beyond the county, representing Iowa on the Iowa Corn Promotion Board for 16 years and the U.S. Grains Council for 15 years, including several years in elected leadership positions with both organizations.
Today, Aistrope continues to play a vital role in the community. He has served as a Riverside Township Trustee for more than 20 years and is an active member of the Waubonsie Gun Club, supporting local fire and rescue fundraising. As Fire Chief of the Randolph Fire Department, Duane has led for 25 years and has been a member for nearly five decades. He’s also a familiar face on Friday nights as part of the Fremont-Mills football sideline crew, where he’s volunteered for over 20 years and remains actively involved in countless school and community initiatives that reflect his lifelong dedication to service.
Duane said, “I’ve always believed that the Fremont-Mills school district is one of the best places to raise a family. It offers a high-quality education where students are known, supported, and encouraged to succeed. Beyond the academics, what makes Tabor and Fremont-Mills truly special is the sense of community — people genuinely care about one another and are always willing to lend a hand when someone needs help. It’s a place where neighbors look out for each other, where families feel connected, and where the school serves as the heart of the community. It’s been a blessing to be a part of such a special community, and I’m proud to call it home and to have raised my family here alongside my wife, Squeak.”
Parade at 1:30.
Kickoff at 7:00.
Coronation at half.
Go Knights.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Kickoff at 7:00.
Coronation at half.
Go Knights.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Tomorrow is the big day! Spirit Day is here! Wear your black and gold and get ready to cheer loud and proud! Let's Go KNIGHTS!
Join us for our Homecoming Parade TOMORROW at 1:30 PM!
Come enjoy tailgating, FM gear, and a festive march down Main Street. Our Grand Marshall is Duane Aistrope, Homecoming King from the Class of 1975!
Let's go, Knights!
Spirit Week heads into the wild! Tomorrow’s dress-up theme is Jungle Safari Day –break out your animal prints, khakis, and adventure gear!
📌 Save the Date! We can’t wait to see you at Parent Teacher Conferences – a great chance to celebrate your child’s growth and learning!
“On Wednesdays we wear pink.” You know the rule! Show up tomorrow in your best pink and bring the Homecoming spirit!🎀
Senior Night tonight vs Sidney!
Seniors will be recognized at approximately 6:30 before varsity warm ups.
Purchase tickets online or at the gate with card.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Seniors will be recognized at approximately 6:30 before varsity warm ups.
Purchase tickets online or at the gate with card.
https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/fremontmills/tickets
Fremont-Mills alumni Kelli Blair, now the Medical Assisting Program Director at Iowa Western Community College visited Fremont Mills this week to talk about IWCC's healthcare programs like Surgical Technology, Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, and Medical Assisting.
🏝 Pack your sunscreen (and your fanny pack)… Tacky Tourist Tuesday is TOMORROW! Time to bring those tourist looks to life!
