Education
Advanced Placement & Dual Credit Enrollment
Key Takeaways
Enrollments for college-level courses have increased over time at Fremont Public Schools. Specifically, enrollment in Dual Credit courses grew by more than 300 in two years, going from about 600 enrollments in 2021-2022 to 900 in 2023-24. A number of students remain enrolled in Advanced Placement courses, although this number has decreased.
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A Look Into Advanced Placement & Dual Credit Enrollment
Meet Brad Dahl and Kate Heineman
Brad Dahl was named Superintendent of Fremont Public Schools (FPS) on July 1, 2025, following the retirement of Mark Shepard. With 26 years in education—including the past decade as Executive Director of Business and Student Services at FPS—Brad has strong experience in special education, school finance, and facilities planning. A Scribner native and graduate of the University of Nebraska-Omaha, he has also served in leadership roles in Ralston, Bennington, and Blair.
Kate Heineman serves as the Executive Director of Teaching and Learning for Fremont Public Schools. In this leadership role, she oversees the district’s curriculum, instruction, assessment, and federal programs, ensuring alignment with Nebraska State Standards and supporting a variety of instructional frameworks—from formative and summative assessments to frameworks like MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports). She coordinates a team of instructional facilitators and specialists to provide professional development, guide continuous learning initiatives, and enhance educational outcomes for all students across the district.
What's included in this data?
This figure provides information about the number of Fremont Public Schools students enrolled in Advanced Placement and Dual Credit courses, and how this number has changed over time. All data provided by Fremont Public Schools.
Data from Fremont area private schools is not publicly available and therefore not included in this figure.