Summary:
Fremont Community Schools in Indiana has just one middle school — Fremont Middle School, serving grades 5 through 8 with 286 students — so families in this area have a single, clear option for the middle grades. The school sits within Fremont Community Schools, a district ranked 62nd of 374 Indiana districts, in the 83rd percentile with a 4-star rating. Fremont Middle School's own 2025–2026 rank is 131st of 486 schools, also a 4-star rating.
Its standout strength is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 3.0%, roughly half the district's 5.9% and less than one-fifth of Indiana's 16.7%. Academically, math is above the state in every tested grade, led by 5th grade math at 59.15% versus 42% statewide and 7th grade math at 48.65% versus 35.9%. Fifth grade social studies is exceptional at 71.83% proficient, 24.63 percentage points above the state's 47.2%. All-grade proficiency rose in both ELA (40.43% to 44.33%) and math (42.55% to 48.58%), and the school's rating improved from 3 stars in 2024–2025 to 4 stars in 2025–2026, with its rank climbing 46 positions and its percentile rising from 63rd to 73rd.
A few areas are worth watching. Eighth grade ELA is 40.63%, below the state's 44%, while grades 5, 6, and 7 ELA are all above state. All-grade science slipped from 47.89% to 45.21% year over year, though 6th grade science (45.21%) still beats the state's 41.2%; the district's higher 53.76% science figure covers a broader set of grades, so it is not a direct comparison. Context matters too: 40.56% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, spending per student is $15,472, and the student-teacher ratio is a low 11.2. Because Fremont Middle School is the district's only middle school, its grades 5–8 results match the district's exactly — the real benchmarks are the state and the school's own progress over time.
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