The  John C. Fremont High School Redevelopment Project was built in three phases  to minimize impacts to the school. This LEED Gold-certified project’s scope  of work included the demolition of existing facilities and portables,  modernization of the classroom and administration buildings and the  gymnasium, and the construction of a new two-story kitchen, cafeteria and  library building. It also involved a new, fully automatic fire alarm system  with central station. Reporting is performed from the central station, which  covers the entire campus and conforms to all pertinent codes, regulations and  LAUSD performance requirements.