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Public Notice
The Fremont County School District #2 Board of Education has named Mr. Steve Splichal as the next superintendent of schools starting July 1, 2021, to succeed Ms. Martha Gale, who is retiring at the end of the school year. Mr. Splichal is currently the superintendent of Eudora Schools in Kansas.
The selection is the result of a national search conducted with the assistance of the Wyoming Association of School Boards.
We are extraordinarily pleased with the outcome of this search process. In the end, Mr. Steve Splichal proved himself the best fit to carry forward the vision of Fremont County School District #2. His track record of driving academic excellence at Eudora, along with his passion to work with the students and families of our community, demonstrates his capability to succeed here in Dubois.
Important Information Regarding Our 2020–2021 School Year
Please refer to the information below to assist you and your family as you make decisions about your child’s education.
- Student Illness and Exposure Protocol
- What to Do if You Were Exposed to Someone with COVID-19
- Wyoming Department of Health COVID Guidance for Schools
- Our District's Smart Start Plan
- The Importance of Reopening Schools
- Families Deciding How to Go Back to School
- Family Checklists for Going Back to School
- Screening Students for Symptoms
- Parent Canvas Access
A Message from Our Superintendent
Dear Students, Parents/Guardians, and Community Members,
Welcome to Fremont County School District #2 and our district website. It is an honor and privilege to serve as superintendent of schools in this wonderful place, Dubois, Wyoming.
In the Dubois community, we take pride in our small-town cowboy ethics, our excellent quality of life, and the success of our local school. Our district stands committed to supporting each child as they achieve their best, and we recognize that strong schools are the foundation of a strong community.
We believe in the extraordinary potential of all our students and their unique, individual needs. Our work together requires teamwork, dedication, and collaboration. That collaboration extends beyond our school district staff and students to the entire community.
This year has been difficult for our entire community, as our daily life changed so dramatically from what we could have imagined as we began the year. It is important to recognize that we have not all faced challenges in the same way, so we must be ready to show empathy and patience as we go through this school year.
As superintendent of Fremont County School District #2, I would ask you to partner with us to determine the role our schools can play in helping our community stay well, stay strong, and stay together.
Sincerely,
Martha Gale
Martha (Marty) Gale, Superintendent
mgale@fremont2.org