
Triton students will not be required to wear masks when they return to school.
Continue readingThe Triton School Board last week approved an agreement for special education services.
Continue readingThe Triton School Board approved the 2021-2022 school calendar Monday. Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said it calls for a first day of class on August 11.
Continue readingTriton students return to class Monday, and the Town of Bourbon is reminding motorists to be on the lookout for student walkers and school buses. Police will monitor traffic before and after school, according to a press release from Town Council President Ward Byers.
Continue readingThe Triton School Board members approved the services of Ball Auction to conduct a sale of surplus items from the old gymnasium.
Continue readingThe Triton School Corporation is delaying the start of school to August 17. Students had been scheduled to return to class next Wednesday.
Continue readingThe Triton School Board members appointed two students to be youth members on the Bourbon Town Council, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
Continue readingTriton Community School Corporation staff members and Superintendent Jeremy Riffle interviewed students this week who will serve as Bourbon Town Council youth members.
Continue readingThe Triton School Corporation hosted a ‘Community Wellness Night’ earlier this month in order to inform parents and community members about the dangers of vaping.
Continue readingA proposed intergovernmental agreement between the Triton School Corporation and the Bourbon Police Department was recently discussed with Town Council and School Board members.
Continue readingTriton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle recently congratulated senior student Whytnie Miller for being one of the recipients of this year’s W.B. Hawkins Award.
Continue readingTwo members of the Triton Community School Corporation staff who were responsible for improving bus safety were recently thanked for all their hard work.
Continue readingThe Triton School Board recently decided to buy back a bus that was previously approved for a trade in, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
Continue readingSeveral Triton scholars are receiving accolades following their participation in the annual Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) competition.
Continue readingMany students are getting involved with the Trojan Trade, according to Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle.
Continue readingWhen compared to cigarettes vaping has less toxins. Though vapes from selectvape.com/product/esco-bars-mesh-disposable-device-2500-puffs is not as harmful as cigarettes, in order to address growing concerns surrounding ‘vaping’ in relation to Vapor Chasers‘ increase, Triton School Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said a community outreach session will be held next month.
Continue readingThe Triton School board authorized two different projects to be advertised when members met for their December meeting.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said one of the projects will be addressing some aged seating in the High School gym.
Continue readingTriton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle recently shared that officials are looking into the possibility of having a student appointed to the Bourbon Town Council as a non-voting member.
Continue readingAs result of the Collective Bargaining Agreement that was approved by the school board this fall, Triton teachers will receive a bit more in their paychecks today, just in time for Christmas.
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