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7-12 Falcon Way
At the beginning of the school year our High School Student Council assisted with the roll-out of the 7-12 Falcon Way to the entire student body through a series of fun skits. The Falcon Way is a program used in the 7th through 12th grades that promotes positive behavior. Each student is encouraged to […]
Read MoreAuthor Visit in April
In April, Freeman will be hosting author Jill Esbaum. She is a full-time writer of fiction and nonfiction books who lives on an eastern Iowa farm. Jill is the author of Golden Sower nominee I Am Cow, Hear Me Moo and How To Grow A Dinosaur. The original date was in October, but due to […]
Read MoreParent Reading Meeting on September 23
Freeman Public Schools believes in the importance of reading and we are dedicated to meeting the needs of each of our students. Students receive focused instruction in the Big 5 of reading: phonological awareness, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. These areas are the foundation for future learning. In 2018, the legislature passed the […]
Read MoreFreeman TeamMates
TeamMates of Freeman Kickoff The Freeman chapter of TeamMates held our kickoff the evening of August 18 th with mentors and mentees meeting together over pizza and cookies. It was an opportunity to get reacquainted and to set up the time and day for matches to meet weekly. People often ask why a student would […]
Read MoreSCHOOL HISTORY Freeman Public Schools
Freeman Public Schools is a rural PreK-12 district, covering approximately 280 square miles, created by the consolidation of Adams and Filley Public Schools in 1998. The school attendance center, located in Adams, is approximately 25 miles southeast of Lincoln. Freeman Public Schools consists of a Pre-School Program for 4 year olds, a Kindergarten through 6th Grade Elementary, a 7th and 8th Grade Junior High, and a 9th through 12th Grade High School. Freeman Public Schools employs over 65 certified and classified staff members to serve the children and families within the district. Freeman’s current facilities have been created through five separate building projects ranging from the 1960’s through 2013.
