Summary:
ZIP code 46737 covers Fremont, Indiana, and is home to three public schools — Fremont Elementary School (K–4, 391 students), Fremont Middle School (5–8, 286 students), and Fremont High School (9–12, 302 students) — all part of Fremont Community Schools, a district ranked 62nd of 374 in Indiana with 4 stars. Together the three schools enroll 979 students, and no alternative schools are listed here. The data covers rankings, test scores, absenteeism, spending, and staffing.
Each school has a distinct profile. Fremont High School is the academic anchor: it ranked 53rd of 415 schools (87th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–2026 after two 5-star years, graduates 94.1% of students versus 89.7% statewide, and beats the state in SAT reading and writing (58.11% vs. 51.9%), SAT math (35.14% vs. 25.6%), and biology (61.18%). Fremont Middle School is rising, moving from the 63rd percentile in 2024–2025 to the 73rd percentile (4 stars) in 2025–2026, with math above state at every tested grade — 5th grade math is 59.15% vs. 42% — and 5th grade social studies at 71.83% vs. 47.2%. Fremont Elementary School stands out in science (60% all grades; 4th grade 60% vs. state 43.8%) and 3rd grade math (57.75% vs. 51.9%), though 4th grade math trails the state at 42% vs. 52%.
Resources and attendance vary by level. Per-student spending rises from $14,264 at the elementary to $15,472 at the middle and $16,544 at the high school, and the student-teacher ratio is highest at the high school (15.8) versus 11.6 and 11.2. Chronic absenteeism is very low at the elementary (4.4%) and middle (3.0%) but 10.6% at the high school — still below the state's 16.7%, though above the district's 5.9%. Free/reduced lunch rates are similar across all three schools (44.25%, 41.06%, and 40.56%), suggesting broadly comparable socioeconomic contexts.
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