The school is part of the Delano Union Elementary School District, which recently received recognition for its innovative student-support initiative called “Promise 180: Every School Day Counts.” This program focuses on improving student attendance, engagement, and academic success across district schools, including Fremont Elementary. The initiative was honored with a Golden Bell Award at the California School Boards Association conference

Q1: What kinds of programs are there to help students grow?

Ans. Fremont Elementary has clubs, creative activities, and educational programs that help students develop their interests and skills.

Q2. What does the school do to help kids learn how to get along with others?

Ans. The school encourages social growth through activities that require teamwork, classroom discussions, and programs that stress respect and working together.

Q3. Are there chances for students to take part in school events?

Ans. Yes, students often go to assemblies, cultural celebrations, and school-wide events that get them involved and make them feel good about their school.

Q4: What does the school do to help students feel good?

Ans. The school has counselors, helpful staff, and programs that focus on mental health and a good school culture.

Q5. What part do families play in the school community?

Ans. Families are encouraged to stay involved by volunteering, going to school events, and working with teachers to help their kids do well in school.