Fremont High School

Fremont Student Officers Introduce New Theme:

Live the Legacy

During our Welcome Back Student Orientation, our student body officers introduced Fremont High School’s new theme: Live the Legacy.

Live the Legacy is about more than just words—it’s about action. It reminds us that every choice we make, every effort we give, and every way we treat others leaves an impact. At Fremont, we are part of a proud tradition, and this theme challenges us to honor that tradition by learning with purpose, supporting one another, and leaving the school stronger than we found it.

As Silverwolves, we don’t just think about today—we build a legacy for tomorrow.

Fremont High Wins Season Opener!

Final Score: Fremont 42, Weber 10

During the season-opening rivalry game at Weber on August 15, our Fremont Silverwolves delivered a commanding performance, defeating the Warriors 42–10. Cade Hadley powered the ground attack with 115 yards and three touchdowns. Meanwhile, Manase Tuatagaloa led a balanced offensive assault with 144 passing yards (one TD) and 64 rushing yards. Our defense set the tone with early turnovers and a critical goal-line stand, while special teams ignited momentum right from the kickoff. This all-around effort gives the Silverwolves great momentum as the season gets underway—way to make it count, team!

Wrapping Up the Year: December Highlights & Happenings

Fremont High Hosts Grand Opening of New Teen Center: Fremont High School celebrated the opening of its new Teen Center last Friday, the fourth of its kind in Weber School District. The center, designed to support students facing challenges like homelessness and food insecurity, reflects the district's commitment to student well-being.

The ceremony began with a welcome from Emily Oyler, Executive Director of the Weber School Foundation, followed by a musical performance from the Fremont High Choir. Superintendent Gina Butters spoke emotionally about the impact of Teen Centers, emphasizing their role as spaces where students feel seen and supported. Principal Alicia Mitchell encouraged students to make use of the center as a place for connection.

Steve Kier, Chair of the Teen Center Committee, highlighted the journey from the first Teen Center at Two Rivers High School to the district-wide expansion. He thanked key donors and partners, including the Policy Project and the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation.

The ceremony also featured Fremont High’s cheerleaders and student government, and guests enjoyed self-guided tours, tacos, and sweet treats. The new Teen Center stands as a symbol of community support, ensuring students have the resources they need to thrive.

Arne Erisoty Honored with Weber School District’s 'I Love Teaching' Award

Our very own automotive technology instructor, Arne Erisoty, has been named Weber School District’s "I Love Teaching" award winner for January. With over 30 years of experience, including three decades at Fremont, Arne has made a lasting impact on his students and the community.

Known for his passion, selflessness, and dedication, Arne is admired by both students and colleagues. "Arne genuinely cares about his students and their success," said Dr. Rod Belnap, CTE Director.

Arne's hands-on teaching approach equips students with practical automotive skills, from changing tires to replacing brake pads, while emphasizing professionalism, safety, and innovation. His influence extends beyond technical knowledge, instilling pride and confidence in his students.

Colleagues praise his enthusiasm and willingness to help others, and many former students credit him for their successful automotive careers. For Arne, the greatest reward is seeing his students grow and succeed.

We are so proud of Arne for his exceptional contributions to our school and community and many students he has helped and influenced.

Cheer Team Takes 1st Place at Season-Opening Competition

Congratulations to our cheer team for securing 1st place in sideline/timeout cheer at their first competition of the season! We are incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication. Here’s to a successful and exciting season ahead!

A Gatsby-Themed Classroom Celebration

In Shae Tervort's 11th grade English class, they're diving into The Great Gatsby. To celebrate the narrator’s first Gatsby Party in Chapter 3, they hosted their own Gatsby-inspired event with a bubble machine, 20s music, and soda (to stay true to the Prohibition Era, of course!). She even dressed up to make the experience extra fun. Here’s a photo from our class celebration!

NHS Advisor Colette Remy Reflects on a Successful December of Service

"As we wrap up December, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for your support and collaboration with the NHS Officers and its members. This month has been incredibly busy as we planned our Christmas activities and announced our Veteran Shoe Box Drive. Thanks to the hard work of our Officers and the generous donations from our community, we collected and assembled over 30 shoe boxes filled with warm winter clothing, toiletries, and card games.

Following this successful collection, we hosted our Christmas party, where we tied blankets for the Primary Children's Hospital and created festive Christmas cards. It was heartwarming to see our NHS members come together and make a significant impact this holiday season.

Thank you once again for your continued support, which helps us create such meaningful experiences for our students and the community."

Robotics Team Competes and Students Shine at STEM Expo

Robotics:

Our robotics team had their first competition for the season. Teams 55117J, 55117K, and 55117Y competed and all qualified for the final rounds. Team 55117J made it to the quarterfinals before they were eliminated. It was a tough, but fun competition. We are excited to see what happens next!

STEM Expo:

A group of students participated in the STEM Expo. Students listened to panels speak about their career interests and visited multiple booths. They talked with companies about employment opportunities, schooling requirements, scholarships, internships, and so much more. Some booths had hands-on learning opportunities. Matt Christensen practiced his welding skills with a virtual machine! Other students tested out Autoliv's seat belt safety ride.

Cheer Team Shines at Divisionals and USA Competition

Our cheer team has had an incredible season so far! They earned 3rd place overall at Divisionals and are heading to the State Championships on Wednesday, the 22nd. At the USA competition, they took home two first-place trophies and a 2nd place in their show routine, plus 5th out of 13 teams for their game day performance.

We are SO proud of their hard work and achievements. Their final competition is on February 1st at Weber State University, starting at 4 pm. We would love your support as they compete one last time this season!

Fremont FFA Hosts Agriscience Fair and Preps for State Convention

Fremont FFA recently hosted its annual Agriscience Fair, featuring 127 projects across various categories including plant science, animal science, food products, social sciences, natural resources, and power systems. Judges from industry sectors selected the top projects to represent Fremont at the State Convention in March.

Several students who placed 1st in Area 1 competitions are also heading to state:

Ryleigh Manning – Extemporaneous Public Speaking
Kiersten Mitchell – Ag Education Contest
Rachel Daniels – Nursery Proficiency
McCoy Marriott – Beef Production Proficiency
Kambree Martin – Equine Proficiency
Hudson Wade – Ag Food Products Proficiency

Additionally, the Ag Communications class taught 75 2nd graders about agriculture through the Food for America program. Students developed lesson plans covering topics such as soil, veterinary care, cattle ranching, tractor technology, welding, and careers in agriculture.

Check out the attached photos for a glimpse of their hard work and dedication!

Fremont Dance Department Shines with Holiday Concert and Community Collaboration:

The Dance Department put on a festive dance concert on Dec 17th, featuring dance 1 classes and Dance Company. Congratulations to all the dance students for their hard work and beautiful performances!

Fremont Dance Company collaborated with other northern Utah High school dance companies to put on a beautiful and innovative visual/dance book reading for Davis elementary students and then performed again for the public in the evening on Dec 5th. They also took classes from professionals in between shows. Good work ladies!

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November Vibes: Falling into Fun & Festivities!

SilverPups' Holiday Surprise: A Gift of Reading and Creativity!

This Christmas time, the library teamed up with the art department to get gifts for all of our SilverPups! Each pup received a copy of the classic Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman. Reading is a critical skill that needs to be fostered early!

The art department recruited students to design and wrap each of the gifts! The SilverPups were ecstatic to see the presents! They most definitely look up to the awesome highschoolers that made the artwork on their gifts.

ProStart Students Master Culinary Skills at November Training!

In November, our ProStart students had the incredible opportunity to attend a student training event in Provo, where they sharpened their culinary skills and learned from professional chefs. The students worked hands-on to create a meal using specific ingredients, focusing on plating techniques and presentation. They were critiqued by experienced chefs, gaining valuable feedback to refine their skills. Additionally, students practiced essential knife cutting techniques and learned the art of plating desserts. It was a fantastic learning experience that helped our future chefs grow their confidence and expertise in the kitchen!

Cheer Team Shines with 1st Place Victory at First Competition!

We're kicking off the season with some exciting news—our cheer team took 1st place in Sideline/Timeout Cheer at their very first competition of the year! Their hard work, energy, and teamwork truly paid off, and we couldn't be more proud of their achievement. With such an impressive start, we’re looking forward to an incredible season ahead! Keep cheering, team!

Roaring '20s: The Great Gatsby Comes to Life in Class!

In Shae Tervort's 11th-grade English class, students are diving into the world of The Great Gatsby! In Chapter 3, the narrator attends his first extravagant Gatsby party and has the chance to meet the elusive Gatsby himself. To celebrate this iconic moment, they their own Gatsby-inspired party in class! Complete with a bubble machine, '20s music, and soda (a nod to the Prohibition Era, of course), the atmosphere was full of excitement. Ms. Tervort even dressed up for the occasion! Check out the fun photo from our class celebration. It was a fantastic way to bring the novel to life and immerse ourselves in the glamour of the 1920s!

Art Students' Creativity Takes Flight with 'Up' Themed Chicken Coop!

The art department was recently tasked with designing a one-of-a-kind chicken coop, and students rose to the challenge! We held a small competition in a few of the art classes, and the winning design came from Allyssa Governale. Her "Up"-themed design quickly became a favorite, capturing the spirit of the beloved animated film. Several talented students collaborated to paint the base colors, while Allyssa worked her magic bringing the animated characters to life. The finished coop was a masterpiece and was proudly displayed at the Festival of Trees. What a fantastic way to showcase our students' creativity and teamwork!

Robotics Team Triumphs & STEM Expo Adventures: A Month of Innovation

Robotics:

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October Highlights: Falling into Cozy Days and Spooky Nights!

VR Field Trip: A Powerful Experience in Remembering History

This month, the English Department provided sophomores with a unique and impactful way to engage with history. As part of their preparation for reading Night by Elie Wiesel, students embarked on a virtual field trip to several significant Holocaust sites using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology.

Through VR headsets, students visited the front gates of Auschwitz, toured the gas chambers at Dachau, and paid their respects at the tombstone of Anne and Margot Frank. These immersive experiences took students to locations that are pivotal in understanding the profound tragedy of the Holocaust.

While the excitement of using cutting-edge VR technology was palpable, the mood quickly shifted as students began to grasp the magnitude of the history they were witnessing. As they "stood" at these historic sites, many were moved by the sobering reality of the atrocities that occurred there.

This innovative VR field trip offered a deeper, more personal connection to the events they will soon explore in Night. By integrating these technologies, the English department not only brought history to life but also provided a powerful learning experience that will resonate with students long after they’ve turned the page of Wiesel’s haunting memoir.

Art Department: Creativity in Full Bloom!

The Art Department has been buzzing with creativity this month, showcasing the incredible talents of our students in a variety of mediums. From detailed drawings to stunning jewelry pieces, our students have truly embraced the artistic process and have produced work that inspires and impresses.

In the classroom, students have been hard at work refining their drawing skills, experimenting with different techniques, and bringing their imaginations to life on paper. From intricate sketches to vibrant compositions, the drawings created by our students reflect both their dedication and their unique artistic voices.

But the creativity doesn't stop there! Our jewelry-making students have been crafting beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces, learning the art of design and metalworking. The delicate necklaces, bracelets, and rings they've produced demonstrate incredible attention to detail and craftsmanship. Each piece is a testament to the skill and passion our students bring to their art.

In addition to their classroom work, several of our talented students participated in the W.O.W. Art Show at the District Office, an event that brought together artwork from across the district. Our students proudly displayed their creations, representing the incredible talent nurtured in our Art Department. The show was a great success, with students receiving praise for their creativity, technical skills, and innovative ideas.

The Art Department continues to be a place of exploration, growth, and self-expression. We can't wait to see what our students create next as they continue to push the boundaries of their artistic potential! Keep up the great work!

Hope Squad’s Spookygrams Fundraiser: Spreading Holiday Cheer Early!

This October, Hope Squad organized a fun and festive Spookygrams fundraiser to raise money for the Christmas Jubilee Tree and the K4K basket at Fremont. The event was a spooky success, bringing the school community together to support a great cause while celebrating the Halloween season!

Students and teachers purchased Spookygrams, special Halloween-themed notes and treats, which Hope Squad members carefully labeled and delivered to recipients just before Halloween. The excitement and smiles were contagious as the Spookygrams spread holiday cheer to friends, teachers, and staff throughout the school.

Not only did the fundraiser bring a touch of fun to the season, but it also helped raise vital funds for important holiday initiatives. The money raised will go toward providing gifts for the Christmas Jubilee Tree and supporting the K4K basket, ensuring that families in need can enjoy a little extra joy this holiday season.

A big thank you to all the students, teachers, and Hope Squad members who helped make this event a success! Your generosity and spirit of giving are truly appreciated, and we look forward to seeing how this fundraiser continues to brighten the holidays for those in need.

Exploring Nature: A Month of Hands-On Learning for Aquaculture, Natural Resources, and AP Biology Students

September and October were action-packed months for our Aquaculture, Natural Resources, and AP Biology classes, filled with outdoor learning experiences that brought the natural world to life.

In September, students had the incredible opportunity to witness the Kokanee salmon run at Causey Reservoir. This immersive field trip took them on a nearly 5-mile hike, where they observed the amazing migration and spawning process of these fish. Students from both Mountain View and Wahlquist Jr. Highs joined in on this experience, making it a memorable day of collaboration and learning.

Later in the month, Aquaculture students visited the Logan and Mantua DWR Fish Hatcheries, as well as the USU College of Natural Resources. The trip gave them firsthand insight into the important work being done in fish conservation and management, as well as a deeper understanding of the science behind aquaculture.

October continued the outdoor adventures with exciting electrofishing research. Students ventured to North Fork (Ogden River) and Wheeler Creek near Huntsville to participate in research using electrofishing techniques. This hands-on experience allowed students to learn more about fish populations, water quality, and ecosystem health, while applying their classroom knowledge to real-world environmental science.

These experiences are invaluable for our students, connecting them to the natural world and giving them the opportunity to engage in meaningful scientific research. We’re excited to see how these outdoor adventures will continue to inspire and shape their understanding of biology and environmental science!

Dance Co: A Month of Energy, Performance, and Creativity!

Dance Co had an exciting and eventful October, showcasing their talents and spirit during the Homecoming festivities! The team had a blast participating in the Homecoming parade, bringing their energy and school pride to the streets as they marched through the community. Later, they wowed the crowd with an amazing performance at the Homecoming assembly, adding to the school’s vibrant celebration.

Looking ahead, Dance Co is hard at work preparing for the upcoming district show, where they’ll take the stage to perform a series of exciting dances. This month, they had the unique opportunity to work with guest choreographer Paiton Clawson, whose expertise and creativity have added a fresh, dynamic flair to their routines. The dancers are excited to showcase their hard work and dedication in the upcoming performance, and we can’t wait to see their growth and passion shine through!

With their recent performances and upcoming projects, Dance Co continues to inspire us with their talent, teamwork, and love for dance! Stay tuned for more updates on their performances and upcoming shows.

FCCLA Officers: Kicking Off the Year with Leadership and Learning!

This month, Fremont High FCCLA Officers had an incredible experience at the State Leadership Conference in Provo! The officers participated in a variety of workshops that helped them develop essential leadership skills, plan exciting activities for the school year, and learn valuable life lessons—like the true worth of a $100 bill!

The conference was a great opportunity for our officers to network with fellow students, gain inspiration, and discover what it takes to be effective leaders. From team-building exercises to leadership discussions, they gained the tools needed to make things happen and positively impact the school community.

With such a strong start to the year, these FCCLA Officers are already proving their dedication, hard work, and passion for leadership. We are incredibly proud of their commitment to making a difference, and we look forward to seeing all the amazing things they will accomplish this year!

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SEPTEMBER SPARK:

EMBRACE THE AUTUMN SHIFT

As the crisp autumn breeze sweeps in and the leaves begin to change, October invites us to embrace all the magic of the season. With cozy days, spooky nights, and plenty of opportunities to create lasting memories, this month is filled with exciting events and festive fun.

A Stellar Season for Our Fall Athletic Teams so far.

What an exhilarating season it has been for our athletic teams! As we approach the final stretch, we are thrilled to highlight the incredible achievements and ongoing efforts of our student-athletes.

First and foremost, our football team remains undefeated in the region, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and skill on the field. Their dedication and determination have truly set them apart this season, and we can’t wait to see how they finish strong!

In cross country, both our girls and boys teams are running impressively well and are on the verge of qualifying for State. Their hard work and perseverance are evident, and we’re cheering them on as they aim for that coveted spot!

Our girls tennis team is also making waves, playing exceptionally well and hoping for a chance to compete at State. Their competitive spirit and sportsmanship have been inspiring to watch.

Exciting news from our girls soccer team: they have made it to the playoffs! Their dedication and teamwork have propelled them into this important phase, and we are eager to support them as they aim for victory.

Lastly, our girls volleyball team is playing strong as they round the turn in their season schedule. Their consistent performance has kept them in the hunt, and we’re looking forward to seeing how they finish the season.

Congratulations to all our athletes for their hard work and achievements! Let’s keep the momentum going as we rally behind our teams in the coming weeks. Go, team!

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