SoCal Legends: Curtis Johnson
March 11, 2021
Curtis Johnson fully understands the tradition of Fremont High School. He is an alum of the school as well as their veteran football and baseball coach.
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John C. Fremont High School
Councilman Curren Price Kicks Off “Don’t Trash CD 9” High School Challenge
October 31, 2019
Neighborhood cleanliness contest empowers local teens to report illegal dumping, bulky-items and graffiti removal for a chance to win thousands of dollars.
Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer Sr. Holds Committee Hearings on Ending School to Prison Pipeline
October 10, 2019
Last week, Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer (D- South Los Angeles) hosted the second hearing of the Select Committee on Ending the School to Prison Pipeline to discuss the impact of wraparound services for students.
Fremont Baseball Outlasts Dorsey, Clinches Playoff Berth
May 16, 2019
The Dorsey baseball team endured a tough season and their final home game was no different. Despite earning runs in earlier innings, the Dons lost to the Fremont Pathfinders 6-10. The matchup was senior day for Dorsey as they honored seven players: Elijah Dobson, Korey LaFlora, Elijah Moses, Nolan Smith Robinson, Ozabe Banks, Terry Burton, and Samuel Spann. Both teams only allowed four at bats to start the game. Starting pitcher LaFlora struck out two Pathfinders at the top of the second. When Fremont returned to the outfield, sophomore pitcher Matthew Muñoz allowed a single and walked two players. Although
The Robey Theatre Company Awakens the Past, Present, and Future
March 28, 2019
In terms of film and television, we are living in a time where the brilliance and creativity of Black people seems to be flourishing in this country. With blockbuster films and high television ratings, African-American creatives are making significant impact in Hollywood. However, an often-forgotten black tradition is in theatre arts. Historically, the black theatre community has always, consistently impacted the community; and, very often sparking movements leading to social action and change.
Santee Defeats Fremont in Division III City Section Football Championship
December 6, 2018
The Santee High School Falcons football team committed a 12-game winning streak when they defeated the Fremont Pathfinders 52-20 to win the Division III City Section Championship.
Lakers Defeat Grizzlies, Nets over the Weekend
November 8, 2017
Double-doubles from forwards Brandon Ingram and Kyle Kuzma and accurate perimeter shooting from center Brook Lopez were highlights of the games.
Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley Thomas speaks on family history
July 5, 2017
Sebastian Ridley-Thomas explains his lineage and how they arrived in Los Angeles.
Fremont Has No Runs on Dorsey
April 26, 2017
Skillful defense and a powerful offense caused Dorsey to defeat the Fremont Pathfinders last Thursday 10-0.
Varsity Coach of Fremont Boys Basketball Retires
April 14, 2016
“Sometimes you don’t have the best kids, but you still have to be competitive and you still have to compete,” Sullivan said.
Class-Action Settlement to Protect LAUSD and Compton Students from Being Assigned to `Fake’ Classes
November 12, 2015
The state Board of Education recently voted to approve a settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of students who lost learning time because they were placed in so-called “fake” classes that lacked instructional value. Four schools in Los Angeles County — John C. Fremont, Thomas B. Jefferson and Susan Miller Dorsey high schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District and Compton High School in the Compton Unified School District – were named in Cruz v. State of California, along with two in Alameda County, where the suit was filed. Under the agreement, state education officials will provide