Fremont High School and its community will provide an educational, supportive, and safe environment empowering students to learn, develop skills, be responsible and have a positive attitude necessary for life.
Fremont High School opened to students in the fall of 1980 with an addition in 1988.  The present building is grade nine through twelve currently housing 400 students and 31 instructional staff members.  Enrollment figures for show that the student population has been between 367 and 413 for the last ten years.  F.H.S. is accredited by the North Central Association.  Standards of excellence require adherence to quality standards in the areas of school facility, equipment, media, laboratories, teacher qualifications, program of studies, community attitude and support, school philosophy, goals and objectives and other relevant factors.  Fremont High School likewise provides a full complement of student offerings in boys’ and girls’ athletics and other important extra-curricular areas.  Fremont High School is a member of the Northeast Corner Conference that consists of eleven schools in the four-county area of extreme northeast Indiana. 
The curriculum is delivered in a “Block 4” format.  Fremont High School currently offers courses to meet all of the requirements of the Academic Honors Diploma, Technical Honors Diploma and Core 40 Diploma.Students at Fremont High School can choose from 20 dual credit, college level, or advanced placement courses in the areas of social studies, mathematics, science, English, and vocational.  Students who are interested in vocational programs during high school have several options at Fremont High School.  Current vocational programs in the high school include automotive technologies, construction trades, consumer and family sciences, industrial technology, art, computer technologies, I.C.E., and business technology laboratory.  In addition to these, students can attend other programs in the Four County Area Vocational Cooperative, Angola High School, or choose to attend the Branch Area Career Center in Coldwater, Michigan.
Fremont High School has received a “Best Buy” award from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce 9 out of the past 12 years. The program recognizes schools that are excelling by offering the highest levels of academic achievement for the lowest amount of tax dollars. 
Last year approximately 40 students from the class of 2010 earned at least 3 dual credits or scored a 3 or above on an AP exam.  These 40 students took nearly 100 dual credit or AP courses for a potential total of 300 semester hours.  Part of the IDOE’s Plan for creating and promoting a statewide culture of academic excellence is for 25% of all Indiana graduates to pass at least one Advanced Placement exam (score of 3 or higher) or earn at least 3 semester hours of college credit during their high school years (Dual Credit).  In comparison 15% of the class of 2009 reached this goal while 37.5% of the class of 2010 earned AP or dual credit.  To date 24 students from the class of 2011 have already earned college credit. For more information about all of our schools, visit our website at http://fremontcommunityschoolsindiana.org.