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• TIPPECANOE VALLEY SCHOOL CORP

  
  

• WARSAW COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

  
  

• WAWASEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP

  
  

  The Wawasee Community Schools are located in the northern part of Kosciusko County. The school district is comprised of the communities of Milford, North Webster, and Syracuse, Indiana. The citizenry live, work, and play around five large lakes; Dewart, Webster, Tippecanoe, Syracuse, and Wawasee. Three thousand five hundred students find their way to school each day by bus or private vehicle to take advantage of the many excellent educational programs offered by dedicated school personnel. Core subjects, Gifted/Talented, 海角视频 Study, Summer School, Vocational Placement, Special Needs Instruction, etc. meet the needs of all of the students in the corporation. Also, after school activities which include clubs, organizations, and athletics help keep students very busy and productive. Three elementary schools are located in Milford, North Webster and Syracuse and each provides a solid educational beginning for students. The middle schools, containing grades 6-8, continue student progress before the final four years at Wawasee High School. All three distinctly different levels of educational opportunities, elementary, middle school, and high school, provide each student a strong foundation for adulthood. We are proud of our school community and especially of our students and faculty who give their time and talents to make educational life in the Wawasee Community School Corporation an enjoyable experience.

• WHITKO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORP

  
  

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