During their regular March meeting, the Triton School Board members heard from Superintendent Jeremy Riffle on a number of projects and programs underway at the schools and preparation for the coming solar eclipse on April 8.
Continue readingSuperintendent Jeremy Riffle informed the Triton Community School Board that it was “likely” that the school corporation would join in litigation that has been filed against companies that make vapes and vaping products.
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While some of the exact numbers were still “up in the air” at meeting time, the Triton Community School Board approved textbooks and fees for the coming year, with some fees that do not include curriculum still undecided and waiting for clarification.
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The weight room at the Triton High School will be open to the public during certain designated times during the summer months.
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The Triton Community School Board made a slight change in school meal prices during a recent meeting. Elementary meal costs will remain the same, but the high school breakfast cost will increase by five cents to $1.40 and lunch will see a ten cent hike at $2.70.
Continue readingRenovations of the Elementary School and High School offices are planned at the Triton Community School Corporation.
Continue readingThe Triton Community School Board held discussion last week about gearing up for the next school year in interviewing people for open positions and the possibility of adding more positions.
Continue readingThe Triton Community School Board members opened a public hearing Monday night to take comments on the school corporation’s proposed 2023 budget, Capital Projects Plan and Bus Replacement Plan.
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The Triton Community School Board members opened a second public hearing Monday night to take public comments on the board’s decision to go through a bond process to complete needed projects at the corporation.
Continue readingThe Triton Community School Board members were updated on the corporation strategic plan by Megan Dale from enFocus when they met last week.
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Crews are in the process of removing the bleachers at the Triton football and baseball stadiums to make way for new seating for spectators, according to Triton Community School Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
Continue readingThe Triton Community School Board members approved the hire of a new high school counselor and an athletic consultant.
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The Triton Community School Board members unanimously approved the hire of a new Jr/Sr High School Assistant Principal and Athletic Director this week.
Continue readingThe search is on for a new athletic director at Triton Community School Corporation.
Continue readingMonday was the final day that individuals interested in the Triton Schools superintendent position could submit applications for consideration.
Superintendent Donna Burroughs announced her plans to retire during a school board meeting back in September. Before the school board members met for their regular session on Monday, they held an executive session to go over the submitted applications. Continue reading
The Triton Community School Board discussed proposed building projects for this coming year.
Superintendent Donna Burroughs said a facility study was conducted in the fall that identified the corporation’s needs.
“It was identified that we need a new heating and cooling system at the elementary school, we need a new roof at the high school and we should look at a new gym. We’ve been using the old Bourbon gym and it’s in need of a lot of repair,” said Burroughs.
The Triton Community School Board has added days to the end of the school calendar to make up days missed due to weather. Superintendent Donna Burroughs said the school board met in special session Thursday night to make another determination on how to make up days missed. She said the board was given permission to add hours to the end of school days in order to make up that missed instruction.
“It was just made available to us this week through the State Department of Education to add time to different days of the week. Six hours of added time, however it was made up, would equal one make up day. We opted to add 45 minutes to our days on Fridays. Eight Fridays adding 45 minutes a day will equal six hours so that will give us one makeup day,” explained Burroughs.
