Fremont News
School is a huge part of family and community life. It’s where our children spend their days; it’s where we gather to cheer on the home team, celebrate talent, and promote the pursuit of lifelong learning. Use this page to keep apprised of the news and events that affect your family.
We are excited to offer Lifetime Fitness at PHS this year! Mr. RedBow joins us each afternoon and offers two blocks of the class. The students participate in a variety of fitness activities, including TRX, boxing, longboarding, frisbee golf, and ultimate frisbee. Additionally, they visit Lander Pet Connection each Tuesday to walk the dogs and play with the cats.
In August, PHS students spent two days working with Dee Hankins. Dee is an inspirational speaker who talks about resilience and goal setting. Dee worked with small groups of students to identify their goals for life, the curveballs that have been thrown their way, and how to hit home runs in life. Students had the opportunity to sign a goal poster for an upcoming incentive trip in January! The goal? Earn all credits by the end of our second semester! Thank you to the families who attended the parent training with Dee and DJ!
Please have your students take a moment to complete the Wyoming Project AWARE student survey below. The purpose of the survey is to learn how students in our schools feel about their community, peers, and family. We also want to learn about their knowledge of mental health and substance use supports. Your answers give us important information that will help Wyoming communities to become even better!
Student participation in the survey is completely voluntary and anonymous. Neither teachers, staff, nor family will see your answers. Students may skip any questions that you do not wish to answer.
Please contact your school's office with any questions regarding these surveys.
Parent-teacher conferences for Gannett Peak Elementary School will take place on Monday, October 16 and on Wednesday, October 18 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. We look forward to sharing your student’s progress with you.
Adult supervision on our playground begins at 7:30 a.m. Please do not drop off students prior to that time unless they are attending our Lights On Early Bird program. Thank you!
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