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Tri-Township School Corporation invites you to attend our schools!

We offer proven educational excellence in a small, safe, and nuturing environment. In addition, we now provide free bus service from neighboring school corporations!


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  • College News
  • Technology Plus
  • Special Education
  • The freshman class fundraiser, "Cooking With Tri-Township", has arrived. It contains nearly 600 recipes representing over 80 class years.  It is $15 and is available at both schools, the J-MARt BP in Wanatah and the LaCrosse Library.  It may be mailed for an additional $5.  Thank you for your support and we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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  • 1, 2, or 4 Years of College?

    Can't decide on what is best for you?
    The link below takes you to a video that discusses whether
    someone should go for a 1 year, 2 year or 4 year college degree.

    Years of College

  • Teaching With Technology

    LaCrosse High School began its 1-to-1 initiative this year with every high school student and teacher receiving a MacBook Pro to use for school work.

    Wanatah Elementary students in grades K-2 are     learning by using iPads. Wanatah Elementary also has Smart Boards in every class room.

    Parents can view their child's grades     online. 

    Our students can graduate with a     Microsoft Networking Certification.

    We utilize     Smart Boards, Document Cameras, and other Multimedia Projectors in our classrooms.

    Our     flexible scheduling allows students to take many online courses.

     

  • South LaPorte County Special Education Cooperative

     

    The South LaPorte County Special Education Cooperative is an organization that provides services to students in LaPorte Community Schools, New Prairie United School Corporation, Westville Schools, South Central Schools, and Tri-Township Schools. 

    All students are educated in the Least Restrictive Environment where their diverse learning needs are accommodated using differentiated curriculums as the focus of instruction. The district develops models of service delivery to meet the needs of students achieving equity for children with disabilities. They participate to the fullest extent possible in the school community.

     
     
     

Testimonials

  • "I like the relaxed environment here at LC and there is a larger sense of community.  Also, I like that each students gets a computer to extend our web knowledge.  LaCrosse is the boss."
  • "The best part about being a LaCrosse student is waking up every day being excited for school."
  • "Participating in the vocational program offered at LaCrosse has allowed me the opportunity to not only graduate on time but to get hands on experience in the field I plan to enter after graduation."
  • "LC is less stressful than other schools.  The teachers are kind and understanding.  I get along with all the teachers and students."