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Board approves donations, contracts, personnel changes and summer programs

Fremont City Schools Board · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The Fremont City Schools board approved agenda items including a donated photography package, contracts with North Point and Imagine Learning (Egeneuity), early diplomas, numerous personnel resignations and appointments, summer interventions, summer food distribution and the district insurance renewal; most votes were unanimous.

The Fremont City Schools board approved a slate of agenda items including a donation, multi-year contracts, personnel actions and summer programs.

Key approvals included: a donated photography package from Kelly Row Photography (item 1); a contract with North Point Educational Service Center for the coming school year (item 2); a five-year contract with Imagine Learning to provide Egeneuity access for credit recovery (item 3); and three early diplomas for named Ross High School students (item 4). The board then approved a bundled set of personnel items (items 5–16) covering resignations, substitute and administrative appointments, summer-school staffing, supplemental contracts and summer food-service staffing. The board approved a set-aside to include Tia Price in the summer intervention program (item 17) on a 4–1 vote (Mr. Price recorded the lone "no").

The board also approved compensation for staff who worked during the Jan. 26–28 snow emergency (item 18), standard financial approvals (item 19) and the district’s property, fleet and liability insurance renewal (item 20). Most motions were initiated and seconded from the floor and passed by roll-call votes recorded in the meeting transcript.

Votes recorded in the transcript show consistent majority approvals across the items; where recorded, roll-call tallies are reflected in the board minutes.