tri-county schools registration information

SuperintendentDr. Kathy Goad

Tri-County School Corp.105 N 2nd Street

Wolcott, IN 47995219-279-2418

Elementary PrincipalsElaine Hall

Tri-County Primary School300 E. Michigan Street

Remington, Indiana 47977-0095219-261-2214Brian Hagan

Tri-County Intermediate School200 W. North Street

Wolcott, Indiana 47995-9573219-279-2138

Junior/Senior HighSchool PrincipalDr. Cathy Rowe

Tri-County Junior/Senior High School

11298 W 100 SWolcott, Indiana 47995-9759

219-279-2105Assistant PrincipalShawn McCracken

Tri-County Junior/SeniorHigh School

11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, Indiana 47995-9759

219-279-2105

Director of GuidanceJudith Kochert


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Director of AthleticsJeff LeBeau


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Director of TechnologyShannon Kelly


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Tri-County School CorporationOffice of the SuperintendentWolcott, Indiana 47995

Any Tri-County School Organization wishing to make an announcement in the Newsletter, please have articles in the Superintendent’s Office by the fifteenth of the month. If you would like to receive the Tri-County Newsletter or know of someone who would like to receive the Newsletter, please contact the Superintendent’s Office at 219-279-2418

August/September 2017 Newsletter

TRI-COUNTY SCHOOLS REGISTRATION INFORMATIONThe registration days for the Tri-County Primary, Tri-County Intermediate, and Tri-County Junior/Senior High Schools will be Monday and Tuesday, July 31st and August 1st, 2017. All registrations will be done at Tri-County Junior/Senior High School. Monday, July 31st, registration times will be from 1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Tuesday, August 1st, registration times will be from 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Book rental for these students is the following: Developmental Kindergarten - $76.00; Kindergarten - $108.00; Grade 1 - $124.00; Grade 2 - $112.00; Grade 3 - $114.00; Grade 4 - $115.00; Grade 5 - $111.00; Grade 6 - $98.00

Grades 7-12 will be based upon individual courses.

Hot Lunches will be served to elementary school students at a cost of $2.50 per day and Grades 7-12 at a cost of $2.60 per day.

SCHOOL BEGINS: TRI-COUNTY SCHOOLSThe first day of school is Thursday, August 10, 2017. This will be a full day session. Students at the Primary and Intermediate schools are to arrive by 8:20 a.m. at which time classes begin. They are dismissed at 2:55 p.m. At the Junior/Senior High School the first block of the day begins at 8:10 a.m. with dismissal at 3:10 p.m.

Doors open for all students at 7:45 a.m. Although it is exciting to think students want to arrive early for school, no supervision is in place prior to 7:45 a.m., leaving students with the opportunity to make inappropriate choices. Your cooperation is much appreciated!

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHTTri-County Primary & Intermediate Schools will host a Back to School Night on Wednesday, August 9, 2017, from 4:00 – 7:00 P.M.

The purpose of this Open House is to have the students and parents bring all the school supplies to the student’s classroom and meet their teachers. This is an Open House where parents should plan to come and go at their convenience.

JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COOKOUT/OPEN HOUSE Tri-County Junior/Senior High School will host a Cookout/Open House on Monday, August 14, 2017, from 5:30 – 7:00 P.M. Please come meet your teachers and help kick off a new school year. Please RSVP with number of guests who will be attending by calling the Junior/Senior High School Office at 219-279-2105

School MessengerTri-County School Corporation uses School Messenger to send out important information to our families throughout the school year. Please be sure, that you keep your phone numbers and email addresses current with your child’s school. If you should need to change any of this information, please contact your child’s school and make necessary updates with the main office.

E-funds for SchoolsTri-County Schools will once again be using E-Funds as our service for online-payments. You can make on-line payments via your checking account or credit/debit cards from the convenience of anywhere you have an Internet connection. If you have not created your E-Funds account yet, you will need to request a Parent Access paper from your child’s school in order to get your access information to link your child/children to your E-Funds account. First time users just click on the link “Register Here” under the New Users section.To access the Tri-County E-Funds account, please go to www.trico.k12.in.us and hover your cursor over any of the schools for the menu and choose TC E-Funds for Schools.

PowerSchool Parent AccessAs a parent/Guardian, be sure you have set up your Parent Access account to get up to date information re-garding your student’s Grades, Attendance, and Lunch Balance. Once you create your account, you can add new students to the same account. Be sure you request a Parent Access paper for your new students, from their current school to add them to your account.

Did you know there is a PowerSchool App for your smart phone? Use the QR Codes below to Download the App. Tri-County’s District Access Code is DSMF.

Tri-County School Corporation Technology ServicesTri-County School Corporation finds the integration of technology and 21st Century Skills to be very important for our learners. You can visit the Technology Services link on the school web page www.trico.k12.in.us under the Corporation menu option. Links to various online resources your children will use throughout the school year can be found here.

Tri-County Jr. Sr. High School will be handing out 1:1 devices the first two days of school this year. Please be sure you have signed your students RUP in order for them to pick up their device. No device will be handed out to students until a signed RUP is on file. If you should have any questions/concerns about your students 1:1 device, please contact Shannon Kelly, Technology Director at [email protected] or 219-279-2105 ext 208.

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Online Student UpdatesIf you have created your Parent Access account for PowerSchool, you will be able to update your student’s de-mographic data from your Parent Access Account. This option will be available after July 21, 2017. Once you log into your Parent Portal account, click on the square with the arrow in the upper right hand corner to access “PowerSchool Registration”

After launching PowerSchool Registration, you will be able to update data such as address, phone numbers, and emails.

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From the Desk of Ms. HallWelcome to the 2017-2018 school year! I hope you enjoyed a relaxing and fun summer vacation. We are thrilled to welcome all of you back to a new school year of learning and growing. We are also excited to welcome our new Developmental Kindergarten students and families! Personally, I am very grateful to continue this journey with you as now principal of Tri-County Primary School. During my time here, I have had a chance to meet many of you and look forward to continue building a strong relationship with all of you in the upcoming school year.

As we enter this new school year, I want to let you know that our staff will be engaging in meaningful conversations about student data, technology, and having a growth mindset, both for themselves and all students. We believe that every person in this building should always be growing and learning and believe in our ability to rise above challenges.

I want to personally invite you to our Back-to-School Night on August 9th from 4:00-7:00 p.m. This will be a great time to strengthen our Tri-County community, meet teachers and other families, bring in your child’s supplies, and learn about the upcoming school year. We hope to see you all there!

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From The Desk of Dr. GoadShortly after dawn on Thursday, August 10th the buses will start their engines indicating the 2017-2018 school year has arrived. Over 700 students in Development Kindergarten through high school and 120 staff members will fill the halls of our three schools and the new academic year will commence. We look forward to welcoming home our Tri-County family!

Tri-County Schools pledge to elevate and empower

students to embrace challenges, optimize effort, exceed

expectations, surpass goals, and reach their highest

level of person educational achievement.

This pledge serves as our school purpose and mission and is modeled by the dedicated individuals who serve as members of our skilled staff. Working within the instructional framework of Rigor, Relevance, and Relationships™ our learners are provided an education which assures they will be prepared to meet the challenges of the real-world.

REACH HIGHER

Our tagline, REACH HIGHER, exemplifies how we address each day. The simple and often recited phrase is one every student and every staff member can relate to. To reach means to succeed, to stretch, to extend; while higher refers to having great extent, lofty, upward, elevated, exceeding the common degree, strong and intense. Each of us, no matter where we start, have the opportunity to REACH HIGHER every day.

P.R.I.D.E.

Tri-County Schools have much to be proud of, however, we take nothing for granted. In everything we do, we take much care to continually develop our students and staff to reach their highest level of personal academic achievement. As a participant in the White County P.R.I.D.E. program our students and staff are challenged daily to exhibit Persistence, Respectfulness, Initiative, Dependability and Efficiency.

With the programming we have in place we are confident the 2017-2018 school year will exceed our expectations. We can’t wait for August 10th when we can meet our students at the door and say “Welcome Home!”

Dr. Kathy Goad Superintendent

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TRI-COUNTY SPORTS PHYSICALSAll student/athletes planning to participate in a fall sport in grades 4 thru 12 are required to present a completed IHSAA physical form to the athletic director prior to the first official practice date, Monday, July 31,2017. Athletes will not be allowed to practice until the physical form has been turned in. All athletes must attend 10 practices to be eligible to participate in a contest or scrimmage. This rule will be enforced with no exceptions. This includes physicals needed for sixth grade boys and girls’ basketball and all other sports seasons during the upcoming school year. It also includes cheerleaders. Sports physicals must be dated after April 1 2017. Official IHSAA physical forms are available in the high school office. The latest edition of the IHSAA physical form must be used. They will include pages for Concussion and Sudden Cardiac Arrest education forms. Parent and Athlete’s signa-tures are required on all paperwork for eligibility. New forms are available in the TCI and TCHS offices and may be downloaded from the Tri-County Athletic Website (tri-countyathletics.com). Old forms cannot be accepted by state law.

OFFICIAL STARTING DATES FOR FALL PRACTICES

7/31/17 Boys and Girls Cross Country H.S. CC Course Coach: Ryan HarringtonH.S. Football H.S. Football Practice field Coach: Sam ZacheryH.S. Volleyball H.S. Gym Coach: Andrea GretencordM.S. Football (7th/8th only) H.S. Football Practice field

TRI-COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATIONNON-DISCRIMINATION POLICYThe Tri-County School Corporation has a policy which is currently being practiced. All courses are open to all students regardless of age, race, color, national origin, sex, and handicapped condition.

Educational services, programs, instruction and facilities will not be denied to anyone in the Tri-County School Corporation as the result of his or her age, race, color, national origin, sex, or handicapped condition.

For further information, clarification, or complaint, please contact the following people:

Title IX Coordinator: Section 504 Coordinator: Shawn McCracken, Ass’t Principal Brian Hagan, PrincipalTri-County Jr/Sr High School Tri-County Intermediate School11298 W 100 S 200 W North StreetWolcott, IN 47995 Wolcott, IN 47995Phone: (219) 279-2418 Phone: (219) 279-2138

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2017 CAMP CAVALIERATTENTION

2023 TRI-COUNTY JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES!What: 2017 Camp Cavalier: Day of Orientation, team building, and fun.When: Thursday, August 3, 2017Where: Tri-County Junior/Senior High School Building Lunch and snacks will be served to all students attending. There will be a bus at Remington TCP at 9:30 a.m. for Remington area students and at Wolcott TCI at 9:45 a.m. for Wolcott area students. The welcome will begin at 10:00 a.m. Orientation of the school, group activities, lunch and snacks will fill our day. Please join us for this day of celebration to begin your junior high and high school career. The day will conclude at 3:00 p.m. with bus transportation back to the area schools.RSVP by calling: 279-2105 by July 31st. Be here to get your school year off to a great start! Dr. Cathy Rowe Mr. Shawn McCracken Mrs. Cathy James

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCESFALL SEASON TICKET PRICES 2017

Fall Sports passes will be available for purchase in the athletic office on Monday, July 31st. They will also be available at the first home event in each sport at the ticket table.

Ticket prices for the Fall Sports Season are as follows:

Varsity Events: Gate Price $5.00 (Pre-school admitted free)

$20.00 (Family Maximum) (A family is defined as those family members living under the same roof.)

Middle School: Gate Price $4.00 (Pre-school admitted free)

Freshman $10.00 (Family Maximum)

VARSITY CAV PASS $40.00 (Punch Card for 10 admissions) (Transferable) (Each Card saves the purchaser $10.00) Punch Cards may be used for any varsity event. There is no expiration date on these cards.

JR. HIGH CAV PASS $30.00 (Punch Card for 10 admissions) (Transferable) (Each Card saves the purchaser $10.00) Punch Cards may be used for any Jr. High event. There is no expiration date on these cards.

Fall All Sport Pass $50.00 (Admission to all Girls and Boys Fall Season events Adults EXCEPT TOURNAMENTS) (6 thru 12)

Fall All Sport Pass $20.00 (Admission to all Girls and Boys Fall Season events Student EXCEPT TOURNAMENTS) (6 THRU 12)

Senior Citizen Lifetime $35.00 (65 yrs. and older) Admission to all (except tournaments)

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REMINGTON LIBRARY NEWSNotes from the Remington Carpenter Township Public Library:We are here to help your child excel in his or her education. All students going to Tri-County can get a Remington library card, it does not matter what county you live in. A library card will allow the student to borrow books, audio books, movies, and magazines as well as use Overdrive for eBooks and downloadable audio books.

Computers with internet access, Microsoft office, and scanning capabilities are available. We do request a parent or guardian’s signature to grant permission for children to use the library computers. Wireless service is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week and is available in the gazebo and parking lot. No password is needed to connect to our wireless service.

We have two study rooms available for use. Students working on projects, in groups, being tutored or just looking for a quit study space are welcome to use these rooms. Study rooms may be used as a walk in or can be reserved one day in advance and are free of charge. (A fee is charged for after hour use and reservations made more than one day in advance.) Both rooms have TV screen connections available for your use.

Upcoming programs at the Remington Library: Story Hour at 10:15am every Tuesday for preschoolers. Teen Read Week October 9-14 with a Teen Breakout Program on October 14 at 10am.

TCI Student CouncilMr. Sharp and Mrs. Taulman would like to congratulate the 2017-2018 Student Council members at Tri-County Intermediate. The year is sure to be full of leadership opportunities. There will be community service, school spirit, teacher appreciation, and fundraising. We can’t wait!

Third Grade:

Lizzie Schemerhorn

Luke Voors

Jacob Lockhart

Kinley Dahlenberg

Lyla Alberts

Gracie Scheitlin

Evelyn Gretencord

Fourth Grade:

Trey Foster

Nick Foster

Case Haulk

Ava Woods

Marek Taulman

Levi Schamback

Grace Tyler

5th Grade:

Olivia Ross

Clara Wamsley

Morgan Taulman

Lyzzy Bahler

Taylor Van Meter

Jonathan Pearson

Sara Zarse

6th Grade:

Marie Blume

Eric Zarse

Hayden Baer

Amalee Scheitlin

Ryleigh Metzinger

Braylon Gretencord

Koby Bahler

Lily Hagan

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Pesticide Application NoticePeriodically throughout the year, it may be necessary that pesticides be applied to external and internal areas of the school building and grounds. If you wish to be given notice of such pesticide applications, please notify the principal of the building. You will be given a form to fill out and will be notified of any pesticide application with at least a 48-hour notice. Pesticide applications will not be done when children, staff members or any other people are present in the area that is to be sprayed.

At no time may pesticides be applied by volunteers or unlicensed personnel.

After School ProgramThe Tri-County Intermediate School will have an after school daycare program. This program is a prepay program for any student in grades K-6. Students at Tri-County Primary will be bussed to the Intermediate School. Parents will need to pick up their child/children by 6:00 p.m.

A small snack will be served. Other planned activities will include some recreational free time, some study time, and some common group time.

Students may stay at the school for up to 3 hours a day. They can attend daily or once in awhile. The cost for this program is $6.00 daily. Weekly rates then would be $30.00. Fees must be paid by the Thursday prior to the week the child will be staying. The second child in the family will be charged $3.50 daily. Families with more than two students enrolled will be on a sliding scale for the other children.

You may enroll your child/children in the after school program during school registration on Monday, July 31st, and Tuesday, August 1st. If your child would only attend the after school program once in awhile they should be enrolled one school day prior to staying after school. Please get enrollment forms in either school office.

If you have questions about the program, please call the Tri-County Intermediate School at (219) 279-2138.

SCHOOL DELAYS, CLOSINGS and EARLY DISMISSAL(PLEASE KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE)

There are times when school must be delayed or closed due to inclement weather or other emergencies. When this becomes necessary, the Superintendent will make the decision as early as possible to allow parents to make alternative plans. Once the decision is made a School Messenger alert call will be sent out to all parents/stakeholders who have signed up for this service. You can do so by signing up during school registration. You may opt for a phone call, a text, email or any combination of the three. Delays and closings will also be reported through Facebook & Twitter and the following news media:

WLFI TV-18 In the case of an unexpected early dismissal, we are requesting that each family formulate a plan so the children will know what to do. Parents of elementary students are asked to send a note to your child’s teacher and bus driver, if he or she rides a bus, explaining your family’s plan. Parents of Junior/Senior High School students should discuss this plan with their child(ren).

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HOT LUNCH NEWS

A full nutrition analysis of the menus is available upon request. The menus are subject to change due to weather and/or product availability. The menus will be sent home monthly with the elementary students, and also on the website.

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Tri-County Jr. Sr. High School: 2017-2018 Dear Parents, Students and Community Members,

What an exciting time of the year! The beginning of another school year is certainly full of eager anticipation for the vast learning opportunities and experiences that lie ahead in order to prepare all of our students for college and career!

The Tri-County Schools are known in educational circles as pillars of excellence in providing a high quality to all students and nowhere is that more evidenced than at the junior high/high school level. We continue to embrace the Rigor, Relevance and Relationships model, supported by the International Center for Leadership in Education and continue to work to improve our school by continually seeking ways to help make students successful.

The Tri-County School Corporation has embarked on an aggressive and ambitious campaign to Reach Higher. What this means for students and staff at the Junior/Senior High School, is a commitment to never settle for less than the best; to strive for excellence; to exceed any expectations that others put upon us or that we put upon ourselves; to always reach for the unattainable but believe that it is attainable. This framework, from an outsider’s perspective at this point, is very tangible and real. In conversations with teachers and staff, their commitment is genuine and unwavering. Staff understand the important work that must be done to challenge and empower students toward excellence and this is evident in their actions as well.

As the Junior/Senior High School looks to continue on this path of mindfulness in embracing challenges, exceeding expectations and surpassing goals, we will also be continuing our journey toward Close Reading and Writing after a close reading and also infusing daily silent, sustained reading for all students. We know that to be proficient readers and writers, students need to read and write consistently. Tri-County Jr/Sr High School is also proud to have received a $15,000 Grace Pampel Reading grant. This grant has helped to provide professional development for teachers in the area of reading and writing and is helping us secure books for classroom libraries. Reading incentives have also been secured through this grant.

While it is our corporation goal to strive for excellence and reach higher in all we do, we cannot do the work alone. We ask you to help us in setting and holding to higher expectations for your student. Encourage your student to do more than what they think they can. Challenge them to give their personal best in all they do. Acknowledge them for their personal best and find ways to recognize them when they do stretch beyond their comfort zone. For in this moment of ‘stretch’ and growth, they will be internally reinforced and strengthened.

We hope you will make plans to join us on Monday, August 14th from 5:30pm-7:00pm for our Back to School Night with Family Picnic! This should be a nice evening to meet your child’s teachers and help your child get back into the swing of school again! We do appreciate what you do at home to reinforce and help your child to flourish at school—it continues to make a difference no matter what grade they are in, or how old they are. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us, for school and home are a true partnership!

Respectfully, Dr. Cathy Rowe

TRI-COUNTY PRIMARY, INTERMEDIATE & JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEXTBOOK RENTAL/FEE SCHEDULE 2017-18

Developmental Kindergarten - $76.00 Kindergarten - $108.00 1st Grade - $124.00

2nd Grade - $112.00 3rd Grade - $114.00 4th Grade - $115.00

5th Grade - $111.00 6th Grade - $98.00

Grades 7-12 will be based upon individual courses

Tri-County Primary School 2017-2018 Supply List

Please place your child’s name on each item, if possible. Developmental Kindergarten

1. Two 2-Pocket Folders (POCKETS AT THE BOTTOM) 2. A book bag- be sure it’s large enough to hold a folder 3. One large box of Kleenex 4. One large towel for rest time 5. 2- bags of cereal (for snacks) 6. One pair of HEAD PHONES (no earbuds, please)

Kindergarten 1. Four 3-Prong 2-Pocket Folders (POCKETS AT THE BOTTOM) 2. One Composition Book 3. A large box of tissues 4. A book bag – be sure it’s large enough to hold a folder. 5. One large towel for rest time. 6. One pair of HEAD PHONES (no earbuds, please)

Grade 1 1. Two 2-pocket folders 2. Two boxes of Crayola Crayons (24 colors) 3. Four small glue sticks for Art and classroom 4. Erasers (two large pink erasers) 5. Three wide ruled spiral notebooks 6. Pair of sharp scissors, no blunt ends 7. TwentyFour Yellow No. 2 pencils 8. Supply box with hinged lid 9. One large box of tissues 10. Two yellow highlighter 11. Ruler (centimeters & inches) solid color or wood ruler, not see through 12. Four dry erase markers (dark colors) 13. One family-size bag of Malt-O-Meal cereal for snack 14. One pair of HEAD PHONES (no earbuds, please) 15. One Composition notebook

Grade 2 1. One box of crayons (24 colors) 2. Two large glue sticks 3. Pair of sharp scissors 4. Twenty plain YELLOW No. 2 pencils with cap erasers 5. Two three prong plastic folders with pockets 6. Two large boxes of tissues 7. Two large pink eraser 8. School box 9. Ruler (centimeters & inches, solid wooden ruler, not foldable) 10. One box colored pencils (12 colors) 11. Eight dry erase markers (dark colors) 12. One wide rule spiral notebook 13. One composition notebook

TRI-COUNTYSCHOOLCORPORATION2017-2018CALENDAR Student

DaysTeacherDays

August 1 2 3 4 16 18 8TH Staff Orientation Day 7 SO TW 10 11 9th Teacher Work Day 14 15 16 17 18 10th First Student Day 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 September 1 20 20 4th Labor Day LD 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 October 2 3 4 5 6 20 20 12th End of First Quarter 9 10 11 12 13 20th and 23th Fall Vacation 16 17 18 19 FV FV 24 25 26 27 30 31 November 1 2 3 19 19 22nd, 23rd and 24th Thanksgiving Vacation 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 TV TV TV 27 28 29 30 December 1 15 15 21st End of First Semester 4 5 6 7 8 22nd, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, and 29th Christmas

Vacation 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 CV CV CV CV CV CV January 1 2 TW 4 5 20 20.5 3rd Teacher Work Day (1/2) 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 February 1 2 18 18 16th Snow Make-Up Day if needed 5 6 7 8 9 19th Great American’s Day 12 13 14 15 SD GA 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 March 1 2 17 17 9th End of Third Quarter 5 6 7 8 9 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th Spring Vacation 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 SV SV SV SV SV April 2 3 4 5 6 19 19 20th and 23rd Snow Make-Up Days if needed 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 SD SD 24 25 26 27 30 May 1 2 3 4 16 16.5 22nd Last Day of School 7 8 9 10 11 23rd Teacher Work Day (1/2 day) 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 TW 24 25 28 29 30 31

APPROVED11/14/16

SuperintendentDr. Kathy Goad

Tri-County School Corp.105 N 2nd Street

Wolcott, IN 47995219-279-2418

Elementary PrincipalsElaine Hall

Tri-County Primary School300 E. Michigan Street

Remington, Indiana 47977-0095219-261-2214Brian Hagan

Tri-County Intermediate School200 W. North Street

Wolcott, Indiana 47995-9573219-279-2138

Junior/Senior HighSchool PrincipalDr. Cathy Rowe


11298 W 100 SWolcott, Indiana 47995-9759

219-279-2105Assistant PrincipalShawn McCracken


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, Indiana 47995-9759

219-279-2105

Director of GuidanceJudith Kochert


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Director of AthleticsJeff LeBeau


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Director of TechnologyShannon Kelly


11298 W. 100 S.Wolcott, IN 47995-9573

219-279-2105

Tri-County School CorporationOffice of the SuperintendentWolcott, Indiana 47995

Any Tri-County School Organization wishing to make an announcement in the Newsletter, please have articles in the Superintendent’s Office by the fifteenth of the month. If you would like to receive the Tri-County Newsletter or know of someone who would like to receive the Newsletter, please contact the Superintendent’s Office at 219-279-2418

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FROM THE DESK OF MR. HAGANThank you to everyone in the Tri-County community for an outstanding six years working with the best parents, staff, and students anyone could hope for. We are planning a very exciting year with many new opportunities for students, teachers, and families to work together in setting the foundations for life-long love of learn-ing. All of our students REACH HIGHER by embracing challenges, surpassing goals, and reaching their highest level of personal educational achievement.

I am grateful for the opportunity to be the Principal at Tri-County Intermediate School for the 2017-18 school year. We look forward to engaging all students in collaborative classroom instruction and STEM activities, as well as adding a new robotics team. Welcome to two new members of our team; Natasha Demerly who will be teaching 5th grade, and Kasey Buschman who will be our special education resource teacher.

Every student, teacher and staff member of Tri-County live by our vision to REACH HIGHER, and over the years of establishing this vision, our parents and community have taken it on as well. It takes all of us working togeth-er to push our students and children to reach their highest level of personal educational achievement. I would like to continue building our relationships between school, parents, and community throughout the year as we all work together to provide our children the foundations of learning. I welcome you to be as active within the school as you can, and I look forward to another outstanding year at Tri-County!

Mark Your CalendarAugust 9 – Back To School Night at TCP and TCI – 4:00-7:00pm

Every Day Is What You Make It….Make It A Great Day!

Mr. Hagan

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