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Fremont City school board approves hires, contracts, donations and finance measures

Fremont City Schools Board of Education · June 22, 2026
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Summary

At its June 22 meeting the Fremont City Schools board approved a slate of routine actions: minutes, donations, SRO contracts, personnel hires and appointments, appropriations and an enterprise zone agreement; most votes were unanimous.

The Fremont City Schools Board of Education approved multiple consent and action items during its June 22 meeting, including personnel appointments, contracts with local law-enforcement partners and several finance actions.

The board first approved the minutes of the June 8, 2026 regular meeting (motion by Mrs. Bloom; second by Ms. Layman). Roll call votes were recorded for each action item throughout the meeting.

Key approvals included:

- Donations and community support, including programming through the Northern Ohio PGA Foundation (approved unanimously). - Contracts for school resource officers: one SRO from the Genesee County Sheriff's Department and two resource officers from the Flint Township Police Department (approved unanimously). - Personnel actions including resignations, hires and summer-substitute coverage (approved unanimously where recorded). The board approved multiple assistant principal appointments and teaching hires; one appointment (Nicole Colassa for Croghan Elementary) passed with a 4–1 vote (Mr. Price voted 'No'); other administrative appointments passed by recorded roll call with majority 'Yes' votes. - A new Performing Arts Center Technical Manager position and associated appointments (approved by roll call). - Financial approvals including supplemental services through Golden Gate, permanent and final appropriations, and fund-to-fund transfers (approved by roll call). - An enterprise zone agreement tied to a new industrial park on Route 412 designed to support manufacturing and distribution and spur job creation in the area (approved by roll call).

Motions were routinely moved and seconded by board members; recorded roll-call tallies were included in the meeting record. The board adjourned after member communications and congratulations to newly appointed administrators.

The actions taken are procedural approvals that finalize hires and funding for the 2026–27 school year; none of the listed items required further board hearings at this meeting.