Fremont City Schools staff announces board-approved substitutes and calls for applicants

A Fremont City Schools staff member said the district’s school board approved substitutes for teaching positions and support-staff hires at a meeting the night before and encouraged community members to apply for substitute roles.

The staff member, speaking from a Ross High School science lab, said the lab is used daily for biology and chemistry and praised instructor Miss Diamond for hands-on lessons that build long-term retention. "Fremont City Schools cannot function without the support of these quality individuals," the staff member said, underscoring the district’s recruitment needs as retirements and resignations continue.

The message noted the board approved "some substitutes in both teaching positions and support staff" and that additional new hires are approved for February; the announcement did not include vote tallies, the names of newly hired individuals, or specifics about the positions. A staff member asked prospective applicants to visit the district website under the human-resources tab to find and submit applications, noting openings change frequently.

The full presentation and the recorded meeting are available on the Fremont City Schools website (fremontschools.net) and the district’s YouTube channel, the staff member said. The update concluded with a reminder for families to check the site for current openings and a sign-off, "Until next time."