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Superintendent reports rising enrollment and athletics participation ahead of school year

Fremont Community Schools Board · August 10, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent provided preliminary participation numbers for middle- and high-school athletics (e.g., middle-school football ~29, volleyball ~45; high-school football 25) and said kindergarten and fifth-grade counts look strong as the district prepares for the fall term.

Superintendent (S2) reported preliminary athletics and enrollment figures as schools head into the new year, noting strong numbers at multiple grade levels. For middle school the superintendent gave rough counts—cheerleading 10, cross country 13, football 29, volleyball 45—and for high school reported football 25, cheerleading 16 and volleyball enough to support A, B and C teams.

The superintendent said kindergarten could reach as many as 95 students at some buildings and that 5th-grade counts were expected to be high; he estimated district-wide enrollment could be “well over 1000 kids” based on early conversations and transfers back to the district. The board discussed promotional outreach and homecoming scheduling; the superintendent announced Homecoming on September 4 and described plans to involve the Fremont Chamber on August 28.