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Fremont staffer urges board to address overcrowding and special-education access
Summary
A Fremont educator told the board Aug. 21 that her campus is overcrowded after losing portables, that 17 students were overflowed to other schools (including 10 to Belshaw), and that the school psychologist lacks access to complete IEP assessments, delaying services.
Amanda Freitas, who said she has worked at Fremont for 13 years, told the Antioch Unified board on Aug. 21 that the campus is struggling with overcrowding, safety at pickup and drop-off, and limits on special-education assessments.
Freitas said the school had to overflow 17 students to other campuses, including 10 to Belshaw, and that…
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