The Food Bank of Northern Indiana announced two additional food distribution dates.
Continue readingTwo Additional Food Distribution Dates Released in Marshall County
Triton Students Raised more than $11,600 Thanks to Community’s Generosity
Triton Elementary School students were able to raise more than $11,600 during a recent fundraiser, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
Continue readingTriton Elementary School Officials Inform School Board about Team-Building “Family Groups” Initiative
A team-building initiative that teaches leadership and collaboration skills to Triton Elementary School students was highlighted when school board members met Monday night.
Continue readingTriton Elementary Hosts Event Combining Literature, Art and Athletics
An annual event that combines literature and athletics has been taking place at Triton Elementary School for more than a decade.
Continue readingMarshall County Early Childhood Coalition Receives Grant Funding
The Marshall County Early Childhood Coalition was awarded a matching grant in the amount of nearly $240,000 by the Indiana’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning organizations.
Back to School Registration at Triton to be Offered Online and In-Person
Back to school registration for the Triton Community School Corporation will be available to parents online and in-person.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle shared that registration will start up later this month, with the online registration opening on July 25th. Continue reading
Triton Superintendent Shares that Auxiliary Gym Project is Ahead of Schedule, Other Bond Projects Moving Along as Planned
The ongoing bond projects at the Triton Community School Corporation are all on track to be finished up by their estimated completion dates.
As a reminder, the bond projects include the construction of a new auxiliary gym, renovations to the roof at the Jr./Sr. High School and the installation of a new HVAC system at the Elementary School. Superintendent JeremyRiffle mentioned that the auxiliary gym project is moving along even faster than originally planned. Continue reading
Your Child Has a Chance to be One of the First Students to Attend Triton’s Preschool Program!
Local parents still have a chance to register for the all-day preschool program being offered at Triton Elementary School this coming school year.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle noted that there was a nice turn out at the Parent Information night that was held at the end of June. He explained, “We did have the informational night and there were probably 30 parents in attendance. So by the time they lef,t there were six who were already registered.”
Riffle said the cap for the class is twenty students and ten children were registered as of Wednesday afternoon so interested parents need to act fast. Continue reading
Triton School Board Approves Handbooks and Textbook Rental Fees for Next School Year
The student handbooks, as well as textbook rental fees for the 2018-2019 school year, were up for approval during Triton School Board meeting Monday evening. Continue reading
Parents Can Learn More About the Triton Pre-School Program Next Week
This coming Thursday, Marshall County parents are invited to attend an informational meeting about the Triton Elementary School Pre-School Program.
The Parent Information Night will be held June 21st at 6:30 p.m. in the Triton Elementary School cafeteria.
This meeting is intended provide parents with more details about the full-day pre-school that will be offered at Triton in the 2018-2019 school year. Continue reading
Triton Elementary School Participates in Service Project to Help Residents With Potential Laundry Needs
In response to flooding in the Town of Bourbon, teachers at Triton Elementary School have come up with a quick service project to assist residents who are not currently able to utilize the washing machines in their homes. Continue reading
Triton School Board Approves Three Bids for Bond Project
Triton School Board members took a big step with their bond project by approving quotes for HVAC installation, roof repairs and auxiliary gym construction at their meeting on Monday. Continue reading
Triton Students Pitch in to Help Feed Hungry Kids Around the World
Several Triton students recently participated in a philanthropic endeavor to help bring food to disadvantaged kids and families around the world.
Superintendent Donna Burroughs said that a group of fifth and sixth-grade students ventured to Nappanee to assist in the Feed My Starving Children service learning project. She said they were accompanied by members of the Jr./Sr. High girls’ basketball team who chipped in and also served as chaperones for the younger students.
During their two hour visit, the students were able to help make 66,000 meals to feed more than 165 children in various underprivileged nations who receive assistance through this program. Continue reading
