Education
Teacher Retention & Master’s Degrees
Key Takeaways
The teacher retention rate at Fremont Public Schools (FPS) is consistently above 90% and has recently increased slightly. Additionally, a higher percentage of teachers at FPS have a Master’s Degree, when compared to the state as a whole. Moreover, the percentage of teachers at FPS with a Master’s Degree has increased over time by almost 10%, going from 60% in 2018-2019 to 69% in 2022-2023.
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A Look Into Teacher Retention & Master’s Degrees
Meet Brad Dahl
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.
What's included in this data?
This figure provides information about teacher retention in Fremont Public Schools (minus early separation) and information about the percentage of teacher full-time equivalent (FTE) with a Master’s Degree. Data provided by Fremont Public Schools.
Data from Fremont area private schools is not publicly available and therefore not included in this figure.