Strengthening Fremont Schools: A Community Conversation

Fremont Unified School District is working hard to make sure we can maintain our outstanding schools, which keep our community a desirable place to live, work and raise a family.

But our job is getting harder. As you may know, Fremont Unified School District is among the lowest funded in Alameda County.

The impacts of years of underfunding has created an increased challenge to providing our students access to the same state-of-the-art education facilities that other students in Alameda County already have.

FUSD has been engaging with the community through surveys, presentations and meetings to determine our community’s priorities given these realities. Click here to learn more about the District's Long Range Facilities Plan updates in 2024.

Feedback on priorities we have received from the community so far include:

• Updating classrooms and science labs
• Providing updated equipment and learning technology for classrooms, science and computer labs, and libraries
• Replacing aging and leaking roofs
• Replacing outdated, aging and deteriorating temporary portable classrooms
• Repairing, replacing, upgrading and installing security, fire, lighting and other safety systems
• Repairing and replacing outdated inefficient heating, cooling, electrical and plumbing systems and other school facilities and equipment

Now we want to hear from you! Please Join the Conversation and let us which services we should prioritize by completing a community survey today.