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Fremont schools to run June summer intervention for third-graders; Ross High to offer test retakes and credit recovery
Summary
Fremont schools will run a summer literacy intervention for students leaving third grade June 10–28 at Otis Elementary, with an opportunity to retake the Ohio State test. Ross High School will provide summer intervention, test retakes and credit-recovery options for high school students.
Presenter (S1) announced that Fremont schools will host a summer intervention program for students leaving third grade that runs June 10–June 28 at Otis Elementary.
The three-week program will focus on engaging literacy intervention and instruction designed to prepare participating students to take the Ohio State test at the end of June. Mr. Mattz, identified in the announcement as the principal at Otis Elementary, and his team are planning summer reading activities tied to the program.
The district also said it will offer summer intervention at Ross High School where students who need to retake state tests or complete credit-recovery work can do so before graduation. The presenter encouraged families to contact the district with questions so students can be assigned to appropriate slots; specific enrollment steps and point-of-contact details were not provided in the transcript.
The full board meeting is archived at fremontschools.net and on the district's YouTube channel.
