As the number of creative services like https://signaramafranchise.com/blog/what-it-takes-to-open-a-sign-printing-franchise/ that provide banners and signage is many, Triton’s campus will be revamped a bit, following the school board’s decision to approve the installation of some new signage.
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In order to attract and retain substitute teachers, Triton School Board members approved a set of new sub rates when they met Monday night.
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School and town officials are teaming up to improve student safety in the Town of Bourbon.
A new crossing guard program at Triton was discussed by the Bourbon Town Council when members they met for their first meeting of the year last Tuesday.
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Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle took some time during this week’s school board meeting to recognize the altruistic efforts of a group of students and staff members.
Special Education Teacher Sarrah Davis was joined by a multitude of other staff members as well as students when she led a “Duffles for Kids” packing event earlier this month. Continue reading
After 10 years of dedicated service to the Triton School Board, Amy Middaugh will be stepping down from her position as the Bourbon Township representative.
According to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle, two individuals applied for the open position. However, after looking into the two candidates, school officials discovered that one of the applicants did not meet the requirement of residing in Bourbon Township. Continue reading
Before Triton students and staff get a few days off for Thanksgiving Break, money from the Indiana Department of Education’s teacher appreciation grant will be distributed. Continue reading
Students in the Triton FFA provided school board members with a presentation last week about their trip to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis.
According to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle, the FFA students joined 60,000 other attendees this year and they had the chance to see a few famous faces while they attended the multi-day event in October. Continue reading
With the new Triton Auxiliary Gym completely erected and enclosed, all of the remaining work that needs to be done is inside the building.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle reports that the project is moving along nicely and that construction crews from Michael Kinder and Sons are just a few months away from finishing it completely. Continue reading
Safety is a matter that Triton school officials take seriously year-round.
That’s according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle who noted that while it is important to recognize when major events occur and take them seriously, that can’t be the only time that officials are working to address safety matters.
The 2019 Budget for Triton Community Schools was adopted when school board members met on Monday.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle noted that in addition to adopting the budget, school board members passed a resolution that would allow him and the school business manager to adjust the funds as necessary. They also approved resolutions that establish two new funds related to the recent state-wide change to school funding structures. Continue reading
Triton school board members had a chance to discuss some preliminary information about ISTEP and IREAD test scores when they met on Monday. Continue reading
Enrollment numbers are up at Triton Community Schools. Superintendent Jeremy Riffle shared there are more than 20 new students attending Triton according to this year’s average daily membership count.
Riffle said that while the ADM is a bit subjective because it only provides a snapshot of one day, school officials are still excited about the increase. He said it’s especially encouraging since there’s been a projection floating around that low birthrates would affect school enrollment numbers. Continue reading
The art program at Triton Junior/Senior High School recently received a boost in funding after former senior student’s painting was selected to be displayed in a showcase entitled “Your Mental Health Matters.”
Not only was Triton graduate Montana Golden able to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness with her artwork, she received a recognition award and helped earn her school a stipend of more than $1,100. Continue reading
The Triton School Board handled some administrative matters when members met on Monday.
Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said that members approved a change in the school corporation’s financial institution when they met this week. Members voted unanimously to switch from First Merchants Bank to 1st Source Bank. Continue reading
Planning and paying for college can be stressful but thanks to the Marshall County Promise Program, local parents don’t have to do it alone. The goal of the program is to encourage young students to consider higher education as a realistic option early on and to make it easier for families to establish college savings for their kids. Continue reading
There are some additional students attending the Triton Community School Corporation this school year, according to Superintendent Jeremy Riffle. Riffle said compared to last year’s average daily membership (ADM) count, there are 20 more students enrolled at Triton for the 2018-19 school year.
Superintendent Riffle also mentioned that the ongoing projects happening at Triton are either on track or ahead of schedule. Continue reading
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
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
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
Officials at Triton Community School Corporation recently extended their gratitude to Auto Park Ford in Bremen for their assistance with a Drive-4-Ur-School event over Memorial Day weekend.
At Drive-4-Ur-School events, people are able to test drive a car on the lot as long as they contribute a donation to the cause. Altogether, the fundraiser raised more than $2,800 for Triton Community Schools. Continue reading
