Fremont Senior High School

1750 North Lincoln Avenue

Fremont, NE 68025

5 Reviews

School District

Fremont Public Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:18
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on August 10, 2023

This high school suffers from teachers and students who do not care or want to be here. It is terrible. to many users and underage drinkers. I've known for a while now that some of the teachers are on something as well. The food stinks, there's little to no high school spirit, no motivation, and it's just exhausting at times. I can't wait until I get the chance to leave.
Submitted by other on March 24, 2023

Incredibly unsafe for transgender students. In the attendance roster, your preferred name comes after your legal name, causing subs and new teachers to deadname you in front of everyone. Kids will notice this, realize that you're trans, then you'll be bullied, and even in some cases sent death threats, for the rest of your time at this school. The kids that heard this will tell everyone, too. You can't go to the staff about this because all they do is tell them that they aren't being nice and very rarely suspend them for a day or two. Kids are being hate-crimed at this school and the staff couldn't care less.When I went here, I feared for my life every day as a trans kid. I would wake up in the morning feeling nauseous. I would beg my mom to let me stay home. If I wasn't allowed to that day, I would hardly learn anything because I spent most of my time being afraid of what might happen to me. Kids should not feel this way. Schools are meant to be safe spaces for everyone, not just straight, cisgender, white kids.Do better, Fremont Senior High. You are an awful school.
Submitted by other on March 11, 2016

I was new to Fremont and was enrolled to Fremont Senior High. My first friends were my teachers. They were extremely nice and cared for me as a student. Met a lot of great people there who after 5 years continue being my close friends. The lunch was absolutely the worst thing I've ever had, and also lunch time was quick. Hated having to show my planner while walking through the halls because sort of felt as though the upper staff felt like I was doing wrong? Pep rally's were the worst. They were aimed more towards the outgoing type of students. Took great classes and whenever I needed help the teachers would lend a hand. There were plenty of fights that broke out throughout my high school career and those were the highlights of school. The lockers were very old and never opened for me, my buddy always had to open mine. Overall, nice school, had some flaws but what doesn't?
Submitted by student on July 20, 2011

Fremont High School had two very important teachers last school year that not only taught students not only about their subjects, but also taught life lessons as well, these were two of the most amazing teachers I've ever had the pleasure of knowing, and having. Unfortunately, these two teachers left at the end of the last school year. Without them, Fremont High School is left with nothing. The school is more focused on sports than anything. Which is ironic since we only succeed in one sport - boys cross country. The teachers who also coach sports favor their athletes more than the other students, so these students are hurtfully left behind. Many of the teachers also favor students who are popular, have money, or have a prominent last name. This goes for all the Fremont Public Schools. Fremont High School is also does a very poor job in preparing students for the real world. The school is very snobby, and of course the students who have money have the teachers and administration under their thumb, they drink, never do their own homework, party till the sun comes up, and yet they are all chosen to join National Honor Society, while the good kids finish last. I can't wait to leave.
Submitted by other on March 07, 2011

I would have to say that overall Fremont High School was pretty poor in the class selection. I am a sophmore at UNL and the chemistry class I am in was said to go over everything we learned in high school for the first two weeks. By the second week I was receiving new information that I had never learned before. A friend of mine is in that class and said that his high school offered chemistry classes from Freshmen to Seniors in high school! Another thing that I have noticed is the lack of college credit classes at the school. The school sets students up to enter the workforce after getting their diploma for the most part. Sports were VERY political at this school too. No matter what the skill level was of the player the deciding factor in play time was mommy and daddy's name and how much the player sucked up to the coaches. I did enjoy my time as a student here but that was because of the friends and the fun teachers. I feel that FHS has to do something about the class selection immediately. I mean they received a 3 out of 10 stars for a reason right? EXACTLY!