Fremont Elementary School

My son started TK here this year and so far we love the school. My husband and I are both teachers who are also the products of teachers and do finding the right school was extremely important to us. Everything I see at this school has impressed me from the level of rigor in the instruction to the caring staff and faculty. Most importantly, my son loves it here and is happy to go to school every day!

Class of 98 mr rice was supet funny ms G and ms drake 2e gad a teacher named mr marve he was a super teacher still remember everything he preached wr also had a super good classical music teacher cant remember her name but she was also nice and very enthusiastic about teaching

I graduated from Fremont in 1956. Mary Mullen was principal. I had several outstanding teachers: Hazel Duryee (grade 1); Bess Kahn (grade 5), Jim Atherton (grade 7). I did well in high school and college, thanks in part to the start I got at Fremont.

School is average, teacher — mrs Ramirez not too supportive. Very negative toward kids. Kids did like her style howver she was often pessimistic w those who did not excel.

BIG playground. all i can say

Miss Mary Mullin was the principle here back in the late 1940s and early 1950s when I went to school. In those days it was a wonderful school. Miss Mullin ran the school with an iron fist, but she was a sweethearted, wonderful lady. Mr. Atherton was my seventh grade teacher and Miss Grape was my sixth grade teacher. I’ll never forget them, even though I’m now well into my 70s.

Principal berrated my daughter to the point where she didnt want to go back. Office staff talks down to parents.

I’m also a K-​8 and I’m a product of the public education system. I graduated in 2001 and I still think I remember all my teachers!
K: Ms. Tat (or Mrs. Dang)
1^st: Mrs. Kimball
2^nd: Mrs. Littel
3^rd: Mrs. Kaneko (taught W/Th/Fri)/Mrs. Terasawa (taught M/​Tu)
4^th: Mrs. Goodrich
5^th: Mrs. Glick
6^th: Mrs. Renaud
7^th: Ms. Gonzales
8^th: Mr. Robinson
I guess with time, you forget who your professors are because of the short quarters in college, but you can still remember the teachers you had for one entire year! So much has changed since I graduated: principals, the size of the playgrounds, the number of «temporary» classrooms being built, the color of the doors (they used to be bright red-​orange!), the paintings of the walls (it used to be peachish), it has become a California Distinguished school (yay!), and it seems to be doing very well. Go Chargers! :)

Kindergarten through 8^th grade, class of 93′. I got lucky, and had a good string of teachers, all of which considered me «not reaching my potential»…whatever. Mr. Rice had the cleanest room, and that’s because of Club Med. All the cool kids did it. It’s where you stay after school to straighten his desks, pick up the trash, clean his chalkboard, and take out the trash.
I don’t know if these teachers are still there, but they were my favs.
Ms. Romero — Kindergarten
Mrs. Hall — 1^st
Ms. O’hara –4^th
Mr. Kinter — 5^th
Mrs. Gonzalez –6^th
Mr. Seif — 7^th/​8^th