WARSAW — When the doors opened on a new academic school year last month, Warsaw Community High School welcomed a new program of character development to its offerings for students. NG3, a faith-based organization, “invests in the lives of students through intentional relationship building that involves character development, serving the community and providing an …read more.

BOURBON — Triton High School’s third annual perfect attendance car giveaway, sponsored by Swanson’s Cars and Trucks, was held on May 31, at the conclusion of the academic awards convocation. This year’s winner is freshman Melissa Slabaugh. The freshman, who’s 15 and doesn’t have her license yet, will have to have her parents take possession …read more.

BOURBON — The Triton High School Marching Band participated in regional contest at Homestead High School on Saturday, Oct. 8. The band received a “gold” rating and is now eligible to participate in the state contest in Indianapolis at Lawrence Central in two weeks. The band is directed by Mr. David Seel.

BOURBON — Triton High School students did well in the HNAC Conference Math Contest. Competing were schools in the new athletic conference. The contest was held April 20 at Caston High School. Twenty-five students from Triton competed in Algebra 1, Geometry 2, Algebra 2, Pre-calculus and Calculus. Henna Swihart took first place in Geometry while …read more.

BOURBON — Triton High School held its annual prom at the Back Forty in Bourbon on Saturday, April 23.  Everyone had a wonderful time and celebrated another great year of school with their friends.  

BOURBON — It’s the last month to purchase your yearbook! Pay online at jostensyearbooks.com, call (877) 767-5217 or stop by the high school art room before May 31. Books are $55! Don’t miss out on the memories!  

BOURBON — Triton High School senior and Distinguished Young Woman of Triton, Alexis ‘Lexi’ Miller, will travel to Kokomo Feb. 14 where she will prepare to compete for the 2016 title of Distinguished Young Woman of Indiana on Feb. 18, 19, and 20.

By DONNA BURROUGHS, Triton School Corporation Superintendent BOURBON — Nano technology how does it effect our Agricultural Community? Honor Biology students at Triton Jr.-Sr. High School presented their Nano projects to community members. Big Thank you to Jayne Ganshorn, Roger Terry, Ken Miller, Sue Jones, plus Paul and Carol Nye for listening to the presentations …read more.

BOURBON — Andrew O’Connor was the winner of the Oliver Ford and Drew Westafer drawing at the Triton High School Homecoming football game. Andrew won $100.

Congrats to the 2015 Fall Homecoming Court at Triton Jr.-Sr. High School:

By DONNA BURROUGHS, Triton School Corporation Superintendent Triton Jr.-Sr. High School will observe a special Grandparent’s Day on Friday, Oct. 9.  We will again invite grandparents’ to visit classes and have lunch with their grandchildren. Students will welcome their grandparents at 10 a.m. in front of the office. The grandparents who have attended in previous years have expressed …read more.

BOURBON — Triton High School student and member of the football team, Adam Stevens, visited Cami Painton’s fourth grade class Friday, Sept. 11, at Triton Elementary School.

By DONNA BURROUGHS  Superintendent, Triton Community School Corporation Triton Junior-Senior High School science teacher, Janet Jackson, stands near the 3D printer at Triton and is showing some of the objects that her seventh grade science students designed and made on the 3D printer.

Triton High School held their annual academic awards program May 22 at Christo’s Banquet Center in Plymouth. The following students were awarded scholarships or special recognition.

By DONNA BURROUGHS, EDS Superintendent Triton Community School Corporation The following students were awarded special recognition at Triton High School last Saturday morning: The Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete student award was presented by Mr. Ross. The recipients of this award are Nathaniel Spangle and Hannah Jennings. The United States Marine Corps Distinguished students award was …read more.

Two Kosciusko County students have been named recipients of four-year, full-tuition scholarships to the Indiana colleges of their choice as the Kosciusko County 2015 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars. The 2015 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars are Jacob Mangas and Andrew Chupp. Mangas is a senior at Warsaw Community High School. His parents are Tim and Ann …read more.

By DONNA BURROUGHS, EdS Superintendent, Triton Community School Corporation Triton High School seniors and teacher interns Rachel Chickering and Courtney Slone attended the Marshall County Reading Council banquet in March and were honored to have their picture taken with Indiana Superintendent, Glenda Ritz.

By DONNA BURROUGHS EdS Superintendent, Triton Community School Corporation Triton High School wishes to publicly thank Oliver Ford for giving our school the opportunity to earn money with their “Drive For Your School” Fund Raiser. Many Triton School Organizations and programs and all of the students benefited from this kindness. The Library Media Center, for …read more.

By EMILY COWAN Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy The Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy held their Wednesday, Jan. 14 meeting at the Kosciusko Community Foundation building. KYLA moderator, Tony Ciriello, welcomed the students and introduced Ann Lash-Branson who is the Human Resource Manager at R.R. Donnelley. Lash-Branson gave an overview of the responsibilities of a Human Resource …read more.

By DONNA BURROUGHS, EdS Superintendent, Triton Community School Corporation Triton High School sophomore Connor Sherwood received an honorable mention during the jurying of the Scholastic Art Awards. Her painting will be on displace at the South Bend Museum of Art through the month of February.

By DONNA BURROUGHS, EdS Superintendent, Triton Community School Corporation Teacher Dawn Slein’s Biology class at Triton High School learned about predation while they worked through the owl and mouse simulation. They look to be having a good time.

The Triton Marching Band Trojans participated in the District Festival Class Competition at Crown Point High School on Oct. 4. This open class competition is sponsored by the Indiana State Music Association, and bands are judged on music quality, show design and performance. The Trojans received a Gold rating which indicates that the band performed …read more.

The Triton Jr.-Sr. High School 2015 yearbook staff visited the Jostens workshop in Valparaiso on Friday, Sept. 26. Photographed (from front to back) are Gabby Cretcher, Meli Follmer, Ana Miles, Montana Golden, Connor Yoder, Brooke Overmyer, Kezia Scherer-Berry, Kayla Hall and Quinn Downing. The yearbook sponsor is teacher, Diana Westphal.  Also pictured is the 2015 …read more.

On Wednesday night the Triton Jr/Sr High School’s Spanish Club had it’s very first culinary experience making churros, a delicious Hispanic pastry. These dedicated students came for a taste of another culture and got exactly that! There were over 50 churros made –with none leftover. The students are celebrating National Hispanic Month.    

These are a few of the Triton High School freshmen who dressed up for their class’ novel The Outsiders  “rumble” activity. Pictured above are (from left): Allie Ogle, Matthew Long, Jingle Grigsby, Jade Kieninger, Cortney Sherow (the Greasers); and Breanna Campbeill, Taylor Shepherd, Madisyn Watson (the Socs).

Triton High School students (pictured above) Emma Young, tenth grade; Shelby Rahe, ninth grade; and Montana Golden, ninth grade, hold up their art club shirts that were printed at an after school workshop at Triton. The students designed and printed these shirts and will wear them for art club activities throughout the year.

Triton Jr. Sr. High School Ag students in Mrs. April Leeper’s Plant/Soil Science class are trying to form soil ribbons. They also are feeling the dirt to determine the type of soil each sample is.

Students at Triton High School participated in the Summer Ag Experience and worked in an agriculture related field for the summer keeping a record of their hours. Along with working, the students had other responsibilities for the class. Pictured above are the participants. In front, from left, are Bryce Swihart, Kacie Pugh, Hannah Jennings, Katie Lenker …read more.

Some members of the Triton High School Football team participated in the 2014 High School Player Development Summer MudRun sponsored by the NFL and the National Guard. The team members (pictured to the left) were named the winners of the 193 student participants. Also, Trevor Kanarr made it to the National Lineman Competition which is …read more.

The members of the Triton High School Art Club visited New York City on June 3rd-5th for an art appreciation tour.  While in New York City, the students visited Times Square, the Guggenheim, Metropolitan and Modern Arts Museums, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty.  They also visited the World Trade Center Memorial …read more.

Bourbon Police say three male juveniles are under investigation after they allegedly stole a Triton High School driver’s education car. According to Bourbon Officer Matt Geiger, at approximately 12:30 a.m. Tuesday, he observed the three juveniles coming from the car, which was found in a field near the school. The juveniles were apprehended and taken to …read more.

  On Saturday, May 17, the Triton FFA Dairy Judging team competed at the state contest held at Purdue University. The team members were Brooklyn Bitting, Jarred Watson and James Eyrich. According to their advisor, they did an outstanding job, especially for their first year, by placing 13th as a team out of 25 participating …read more.

Triton School Corporation extends a thank you to the Triton High School science group that shared their knowledge about Earth Day with the sixth grade science students at Triton Elementary School. Earth day posters were created and several are on displayed in the high school.

Don’t these things look good enough to eat? Would you be surprised to know that these art ceramic projects that Triton High School students made in Ms. Westphal’s art class?

Members of the Triton High School Class of 2014 spent the weekend of April 4-6 on their senior trip to Washington, D.C. Their sponsor and assistant principal, Mr. Bob Ross, took a picture of them near the Hoover Memorial. The trip is organized and co-sponsored each year by government and economics teacher, Claire Benge.

The NAMM Foundation awards school music education programs with the announcement of 2014’s Best Communities for Music Education. This year, the NAMM Foundation designated 376 districts throughout the United States as “Best Communities for Music Education” and 96 individual schools as “Support Music Merit Award winners. These districts and schools set the bar in offering students …read more.

The annual “Books and Baskets” evening took place at Triton Elementary School from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. March 19. The Triton High School boys’ and girls’ basketball teams were at Triton Elementary School to read with the elementary students and then shoot “hoops” with them in the gym.

Triton Jr.-Sr. High School held their annual National Honor Society induction ceremony on tuesday evening, March 18. Miss Christina Stout serves as the NHS advisor. NHS Cabinet members include: Allie Kann, president Mallorie Jennings, vice-president Dean Howdeshell, treasurer Taylor Hatfiel, secretary Senior Members include:  Ashley Borg Allyson Brown Tiffany Gann Mikayla Harker Kourtney Harris Taylor Hatfield …read more.

Each grading period at Triton High School, students who read extra books beyond classroom assignments and pass comprehension tests on those books have their names entered in a drawing for prizes like E-Readers, T-shirts and gift cards. The prizes are sponsored by Teachers’ Credit Union in Plymouth. Pictured are the winners from the third grading …read more.

Triton High School show choir, the Trojan Singers, received a gold rating at contest last Saturday. The group is directed by Mr. Peter Foster. Members of the group are: Bailee Burns, Brittney Goley, Katie Lenker, Autumn Kann, Sara Stevens,Brooklyn Bitting,Lyda Scarberry, Delilah Hochstedl, Kala Morris, Brooklyn Beatty, Nikki Rock,Tiffany Puckett,Lillie Berger, Shelby Wagoner, Breann Burns, Elizabeth …read more.

State Sen. Ryan Mishler (R-Bremen) recently welcomed the following local students to the Statehouse, where they served as Senate pages: Michal Scherer-Berry, from Bourbon, attends Triton Jr./Sr. High School. Leanna Chan, from Warsaw, attends Warsaw Community High School. Hanna Hopple, from Plymouth, attends Lincoln Junior High School. Carrie Avery, from Wakarusa, attends NorthWood High School. …read more.

BOURBON – The Triton High School Athletic Department has announced that its girls junior high basketball game scheduled for tonight (March 5) has been postponed. The game, versus Jimtown, will now be played on March 12. The contest is slated to be played starting at 5 p.m. in the Triton High School gym. The starting …read more.

BOURBON – Trenton Stackhouse, a senior standout in both cross country and track at Triton High School,  has decided to continue his running career next fall at Indiana State University. Stackhouse, a versatile athlete competing in everything from 400 meter track events to 5,000 meter cross country courses, entertained numerous opportunities from NAIA, Division I, …read more.

Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, Triton High School students will be able to earn an Associate’s degree while also attending high school. The free classes will also count toward both high school requirements and college credits. The college credits are issued through Ivy Tech but can be transfered to any Indiana school. Triton teachers …read more.

BOURBON – The Triton High School Athletic Department has announced a trio of starting time changes for the 2012-13 basketball season. The Triton-Bremen boys basketball freshman game on Nov. 29 will begin at 6 p.m. The girls basketball game versus Glenn on Jan. 4 and the boys basketball game versus Glenn on Jan. 5, both …read more.

The Harlem Wizards will bring their entertaining brand of basketball to Triton High School for a fundraiser on Oct. 1. The Triton Trojan Athletic Club will host the Wizards for a charity game versus a team made up on Triton staff members at 7 p.m. Tickets for the game will go on sale next week. …read more.