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Restore the Fremont Homeschool Participation Policy

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Niki Parsons
7 years ago

Let the kids play sports! They are still Fremont family whether they go to public school or not!

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Jeremiah O'Brien
7 years ago

Unfair requirements.

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Caleb Brown
7 years ago

I believe this rule isn't allowing Fremont School Corporation to grow and develop as other school corporations have

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Kevin Applegate
7 years ago

100% stand behind this!

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Paige Kline
7 years ago

That girl is fremonts best chance at having a good track season!!!!!!!

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samantha brumbaugh
7 years ago

all children should be able to participate in ANY high school sport. we only get 4 years. you shouldn’t stop those kids just because they do a different type of schooling for half the day!

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Ron Colclasure
7 years ago

Absolutely no reason for the change in the first place.

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Mary Leite
7 years ago

Needs to be fair and equal to what is required by ISHAA

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Tracy payton
7 years ago

Play on

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Matt Gumbel
7 years ago

If they are paying taxes, why can’t they participate?

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Kurtis Dennis
7 years ago Featured

The decision to make the requirement 2 classes instead of one shows an attitude of wanting to keep people out instead of being an inclusive and inviting atmosphere to the community. I'm not quite sure what the driving force behind this decision was but it seems remarkably petty and for little, if no, reason at all.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Laura and Eric are godly people who believe home school is the way to raise their children & I agree. These children should be able to participate in sports as other children do in the public schools

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Justin Bock
7 years ago Featured

An athlete can be eligible according to the State of Indiana by taking three academic blocks per day, or 4.5 hours of school. Under Fremont's policy, a homeschool student is required to take (and prove they are completing) 7.0 hours of schooling per day.