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The board’s statement said the Fremont Napa Auto Care Group — including the Rock Parts Company, the local Napa store, Zerbe Automotive, Austin Automotive and Canyon City Tire — donated $750 to the district. The board “expressed their sincere appreciation for this contribution and acknowledges the group's commitment to enhance the learning experience for our students,” the meeting record shows.

Board members also offered kudos to Operation Sudden Impact for planning and organizing a community partnership event on Sept. 11 that brought together local organizations to support students. The board named Rob Brown, Diana Armstrong and Laura Provenzano from FEDC; Amanda Cornelius from FMI; and Brett James from PCC as people involved in the effort and invited representatives to come forward. Board members described the event as a surprise-driven, partnership-focused activity that drew praise from staff and students.

No formal action or budget appropriation was recorded in relation to the donation during the meeting. The acknowledgments were presented as part of the board’s Awards and Kudos section.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","September 22, 2025 CCS Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board publicly thanked Fremont Napa Auto Care Group for a $750 donation and recognized Operation Sudden Impact and several local organizations for organizing a Sept. 11 community event supporting students and the district.","taxTitle","Fremont Re-1, School Districts , Colorado","taxId",51163,"location","Colorado","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6461915,"Superintendent: high school project progressing; state school finance outlook unclear",261,1059000,1320000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5813301-08244d5ada5b8d32715eacb0ae0b0d22&start=1059&end=1320","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5813301-08244d5ada5b8d32715eacb0ae0b0d22/thumbnail_1059000.jpg","/articles/6461915/Colorado/Superintendent-high-school-project-progressing-state-school-finance-outlook-unclear","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6461915-7ec6b51c646cb940feadc5cd75bcf59c/orig.mp4?Expires=1775399016&Signature=OfhJTXHP4gM8BCYWL4RtBfgAs5~E-g4Pst1Y6~dba~GqdFtJVxtIkpvaSuDr~lSqZ5lKgmp9F44D7t32QH9pkuKa5~48kYOvUxWYL5UWPVHLr08MkVuc-AT0bfJzzHELRLSrsMJU3CptnFUf6mQOi8a8h2~FYyO8zIQRlXqTHITch-gzZHaKqDL1eKE7E2nLfmDC4TlXCZCUPf~R2NFNJdlZiU~~cMh1EZeTQqleN1Vf~VSV9QZn1UmMIzhT1c8hnkjHJOrIszhCD3StESNMSBUC6alHnnY76g09oBeANTx2tWIeNPhmHTPYy7zynym56K6Azw3spR4q9Ha2aofALw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent at the Fremont Re-1 School District’s Monday, Sept. 22, meeting said the Canyon City High School construction project is in phase two and praised student tour guides and community interest in the work.

“Where they are right now is wonderful,” the superintendent said of the high school project, which the district described as its most intensive and grant-supported improvement. The superintendent invited members of the public to visit district buildings to view recent improvements.

The superintendent also reported attending the Colorado State Superintendents Conference in Vail and the Colorado School Finance Project briefing with district staff. He said there is “not a lot of clarity on school finance” and called the coming year “tough,” but said he would continue to keep the board informed as forecasts develop.

In addition, the superintendent said he was invited to participate on panels about communications and on workforce-related topics including industry-level certification, concurrent enrollment and work-based learning. The superintendent thanked Pueblo Community College (PCC) for partnership on concurrent enrollment and work-based learning work referenced in the presentation.

The superintendent announced the recent death of former board member Shad Johnson, who served two terms, and said a celebration of life is scheduled for Friday at 11 a.m. at Veterans Park. He described Johnson as a frequent volunteer connected to Harrison School and a longtime presence in the district’s community.

No formal action was taken on the high school project during the meeting; the superintendent’s remarks were presented as informational.","In a Sept. 22 report, the Fremont Re-1 superintendent said the Canyon City High School project is in phase two, highlighted district participation at state superintendent events and warned that school finance is uncertain for the year; the superintendent also announced the recent death of former board member Shad Johnson.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6461920,"Fremont Re-1 board rescinds program supervision chart and approves student trip to NASA",0,1347000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5813301-08244d5ada5b8d32715eacb0ae0b0d22&start=1347&end=1347","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5813301-08244d5ada5b8d32715eacb0ae0b0d22/thumbnail_1347000.jpg","/articles/6461920/Colorado/Fremont-Re-1-board-rescinds-program-supervision-chart-and-approves-student-trip-to-NASA","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6461920-52f314e147cbd94ea9ab1b8105aa4fe8/orig.mp4?Expires=1775399016&Signature=RI8JHNiAYqeWykCEg72nJImdFw0-OqtInkCciQx6S14fHf2jZnscWbvFj7eiS0sqabSY7LEgbZw3ypDk7ythFaDNqR-2ROWZk4ZSAtCsUwN4biUQvjN0IMsXtTsaLrdB1Kwh-RGk0VdBgpLLVE4ZhDxXVS1d-3ra8QCj1j2oCJtok3ocVt-cgGe~FKR~tevup1WfoGCB4c~~JDCLNtkAtV8VR1Uqyl7oOPasCWF4AIgSbr2QStfLYQUAsPDRxq2-bwxeuoOWAZgDMQCI~9HfrSZ0WIK98ePSNPp23cQ5CemsdOz9sNUcZZ-Fe2r~dQSyVJlkDNmDjrfZOSZc1NoR5g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fremont Re-1 School District Board of Education on Monday, Sept. 22, voted to rescind File CCA (the Program Supervision Reference Chart) and authorized an out-of-state trip for the Canyon City High School Systems Rocketry class to the Johnson Space Center in Houston from Oct. 23–26.

The board approved the motion to rescind File CCA on a roll-call vote after a first reading and first vote on the rescission. The transcript records affirmative votes for Miss Strawberry, Mister Alexander, Miss Mary and Mister Biden. The district characterized the file as one that is “not required as it is fully addressed through existing internal practices.” No amendment to the rescission was recorded in the meeting.

The board also approved a request for out-of-state travel for the CCHS Systems Rocketry class to visit the Johnson Space Center Oct. 23–26. Lydia Snyder, the teacher for the course, told the board the trip would include presentations of student projects and visits to space facilities. Snyder said, “We do have the funding in place,” and explained that students would cover their own airfare while remaining trip costs would be covered by the program.

The meeting record shows a roll-call vote recording “Aye” votes for Mister Albrecht, Mister Alexander, Mister Mary and Mister Milley on the travel request. The transcript does not record any “no” or abstention votes for either item.

Routine procedural items passed earlier in the meeting: the board approved an amended agenda after removing two items listed as “3 a 2 filed k l g” and “3 a 3 filed k l g r,” and the board accepted the consent agenda without individual pulls.

Items recorded as formal board actions in the meeting transcript appear limited to the File CCA rescission and the travel authorization. The transcript does not show additional conditions attached to either approval.

Votes at a glance
- File CCA (Program Supervision Reference Chart): Motion to rescind approved on first reading/first vote. Recorded affirmative votes: Miss Strawberry; Mister Alexander; Miss Mary; Mister Biden. (Motion language in transcript: to move forward with rescinding File CCA.)
- Out-of-state travel — CCHS Systems Rocketry class to Johnson Space Center (Oct. 23–26): Approved. Recorded affirmative votes: Mister Albrecht; Mister Alexander; Mister Mary; Mister Milley. Teacher Lydia Snyder told the board students would cover airfare and program funds would cover remaining costs.

The transcript does not record ordinance numbers, policy citations beyond the File CCA label, or further implementation steps for either approval.","At its Sept. 22 meeting, the Fremont Re-1 School District Board voted to rescind File CCA (Program Supervision Reference Chart) and approved out-of-state travel for a Canyon City High School student rocket team to the Johnson Space Center; routine consent items and the amended agenda also passed.","actionData","errors"]

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