John C. Fremont's Multi-media Club gives the most current news on the events and activities occurring on the FHS campus.

The School of Medical Science and Agriculture (MESA) at John C. Fremont High School is in partnership with Los Angeles Southwest College and is currently offering dual enrollment Health Occupation courses at Fremont to a cohort of 36 students. The students will learn basic medical terminology, pathophysiology, and pharmacology and cultural and legal topics for health care professionals. 23 of the students are also enrolled in fundamentals for the health care professional. Luis Montoya and Frank Davies recognize Jessica St. Paul, Professor Dawn Bernard, Ricky Hodge, Lawrence Bradford, and Dr. Nezy Pullukalayil from LASC and Limtin Thao, Fremont Counselor, for their support and efforts in providing opportunities for students to follow a path to a career in health occupation.

Fremont's Finest earn 115 "qualified" scores or higher on Advanced Placement Exams. "Qualified' means that you have proven yourself capable of doing the work of an introductory-level course in a particular subject at college. Many colleges and universities grant credit and placement for scores of 3, 4 or 5." Click here to link to The College Board Advanced Placement Program and view your score(s).

The paths of Fremont’s Finest met again on Saturday, July 14, 2018 for an all alumni picnic under the Jacaranda Trees near the fountain on the beautiful campus at Fremont. Click here for link to photo album.

It was another memorable evening in Los Angeles as we honored the graduating Class of 2018 at Ricky Bell Memorial Stadium at John C. Fremont High School. Click for pictures and link to photo album and video of Valedictorian Address

The Council of Mexican American Administrators Award Scholarships to two of Fremont’s Faithful on Thursday, May 17, 2018. Congratulations Evelyn Avila and Vanessa Gaspar. Evelyn attended 66th St. Elementary, Bethune Middle, and Fremont High School and will attend UCLA, majoring in Biology to become a general surgeon. She thanks Ms. Gossard, Counselor, “because of all her hard work” and her mother and father “for striving to give me a better education and understanding when I have been under a lot of pressure and stress.” Vanessa attended South Park Elementary, Drew Middle, and Fremont High School and will attend CSU, LA to become a Registered Nurse and plans to give back to her community. She is thankful for her parents who work “in order for me to have a better future.”

En South LA, los estudiantes de Fremont High School ahora disfrutan los frutos de su arduo trabajo. No solo están comiendo alimentos frescos que han cultivado ellos mismos, sino que también se están dando cuenta del impacto que pueden tener en su comunidad.

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“In South L.A., Fremont High School students now get to enjoy the fruits of their hard work. They're not only eating fresh food that they’ve grown themselves, but they're also realizing the impact that they can make on their community.“

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Dr. Richard Vladovic, LAUSD Board Member, Hilda Maldonado, LAUSD Multilingual and Multicultural Education Department, Luis Montoya, Principal at John C. Fremont High School, Vivian Ekchian, LAUSD Interim Superintendent of Schools, and Pedro Garcia, LAUSD Administrator of Instruction attend the California Association of Bilingual Education Conference in Sacramento, California on March 28-31, 2018.

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El Dr. Richard Vladovic, miembro de la Junta del LAUSD, Hilda Maldonado, Departamento de Educación Multilingüe y Multicultural del LAUSD, Luis Montoya, Director de la Escuela Secundaria John C. Fremont, Vivian Ekchian, Superintendente Interino del LAUSD y Pedro García, Administrador de Instrucción del LAUSD asisten al Conferencia de la Asociación de Educación Bilingüe de California en Sacramento, California del 28 al 31 de marzo de 2018.

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Congratulations Fremont 2018 LA Marathon Finishers
Brandon Samaniego (4:19:51)
Anthony Solis (4:21:11)
Kevin Aguilar (4:35:29)
Evelyn Toledo (4:52:12)
Maria Mares (4:52:39)
Jose Reyes (4:56:19)
Maritzabeth Francisco (5:14:48)
Evelyn Constanza (5:25:44)
Alisson Serrano (5:48:44)
Abelardo Reynaga (5:41:08)
Thalia, Francisco (5:48:44)
Joana Alvarez (6:10:27)
Gilberto Paz (6:16:09)
Daisy Portillo (6:27:47)
Maria Cortez (6:29:47)
Maria Martinez (6:43:36)
Cielo Maldonado (6:44:09)
Elizabeth Rivas (6:44:09)
Angela Vargas (6:55:05)
Ivan Ramirez (6:55:47)
Brenda Martinez (7:18:54)

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Class of '58 Alum Richard Procello and his daughter Alicia visit Fremont. Mr. Procello spoke about his experience at Fremont and running track. He was a top performer in the one-mile run (4:34.0) in '58. Procello generously awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Fremont. His book, Running for Success: An Anthology of Fremont High School Track History 1950s-1980s is available for reference at the Fremont Library.

Click to read an excerpt from Running for Success by Richard Procello and Steven J. Lang