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Fremont Middle School wins state Momentum Award; district notes alumni bench gift and student honors
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A Fremont City Schools staff member announced Fremont Middle School has received the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Momentum Award, named school administrators for praise, and noted a bench donated by the Class of 1956 and student awards from the Learning and Liberty Foundation.
A Fremont City Schools staff member announced that Fremont Middle School received the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Momentum Award for its performance on the most recent state report card, calling the recognition "validation" of high growth and progress in closing achievement gaps.
The speaker said the award highlights the school’s progress and commended administrators Erin Parker, Kimberly Beardmore and Stephen Anway along with teachers and support staff for their work ‘‘in closing achievement gaps and assuring that every student is moving forward.’’
The district also noted a recent gift from alumni: a bench donated by the Fremont Ross High School Class of 1956 that was presented at the class’s 70th reunion and is now installed at Fremont Ross High School. The speaker described the donation as “a lasting legacy.”
Separately, the Learning and Liberty Foundation recognized students in grades 4 through 8 who were chosen as stellar students; the speaker said each student received a trophy and a certificate and was singled out "in a very positive manner."
The staff member directed listeners to the full board meeting archive at fremontschools.net and the Fremont City Schools YouTube channel for the complete meeting and updates. The address closed with the staff member’s sign-off, "Until next time."
