Sen. Bob Wieckowski Chose Kennedy High School For Ceremony

FREMONT — State Senator Bob Wieckowski held a community-oriented, ceremonial swearing-in event at Kennedy High School in Fremont, after being re-elected to a second term to the Senate in November. Sen. Wieckowski was officially sworn in on Dec. 3 in the state Capitol.

Fremont Police Chief Kim Petersen administered the ceremonial oath of office as his wife Sue and step-son Luke looked on.

The senator, along with Julie Dunkle of the League of Women Voters, honored local student activists with the Parkland Voters Movement, which preregisters teens to vote.

Sen. Wieckowski delivered remarks during a swearing-in ceremony, outlining his plans for a second term.

He is a 1973 graduate of Kennedy and is a member of the school’s Hall of Fame.

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—Announcement and photos via the office of Senator Bob Wieckowski, Photos by Tim Orozco