2022 Best School Districts in Marshall County

Triton School Corporation

• School District
• BOURBON, IN
• Rating 4.33 out of 5  6 reviews

Senior: I believe that the Triton School Corporation is a great place for any parent to have their kid attend. I have attended Triton ever since kindergarten. I constantly feel safe and cared for. With small classes, the teachers are able to have more one on one time with you and help you out more. It is very obvious that the administration cares for everyone that attends school at Triton.
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• grade A minus

• 2 Total Schools
• 923 Students

Plymouth Community School Corporation

• School District
• PLYMOUTH, IN
• Rating 4.05 out of 5  20 reviews

Senior: The part of Plymouth School Corporation that I love the most is how strong the relationships you form are. Here, all of the students in all grade levels get along. Everyone is friends with everyone for the most part, so if you ever need anything, you somebody will always be there for you. Plymouth also has FANTASTIC teachers. Teachers here at Plymouth genuinely care about each and every students' well-being. They strive to make students work harder and become better individuals. One thing I would like to see change in Plymouth is more focus on girls sports. Most of the recognition goes to either Football or Boys Basketball. I want to see the school corporation treat girls' teams and all other sports teams the same way they do they boys sports. It is unfair to female athletes to receive less recognition when they are performing better in their area.
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• grade B+

• 7 Total Schools
• 3,489 Students

Bremen Public Schools

• School District
• BREMEN, IN
• Rating 4.5 out of 5  12 reviews

Senior: Bremen is a small, rural community. The school offers fewer choices than in a larger school district, such as only 1 foreign language, but the classes that are offered are well taught and I feel that I am well prepared for college. Many college credit courses are offered. I have earned enough college credits to enter college as "almost" a sophomore.

Being a smaller town encourages increased community involvement. Example: when our teams return victorious from sectionals, regionals,
semi-state and state championships, most of the towns people line the main street while police cars and firetrucks give a noisy escort into town. It's amazing! Parents and grandparents also show up in large numbers for academic events, musical performances and the school plays.
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• grade B+

• 2 Total Schools
• 1,462 Students

Argos Community Schools

• School District
• ARGOS, IN
• Rating 4.25 out of 5  8 reviews

Junior: Argos is a small, close-knit high school. A lot of the people there are related in some way or another. Everyone know everyone and for the most part they’re pretty close. One of the problems I would say, is they’re too close. I have a little bit of a problem letting new people in and making them feel welcome.
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• grade B+

• 2 Total Schools
• 606 Students

Culver Community Schools Corporation

• School District
• CULVER, IN
• Rating 3.5 out of 5  2 reviews

• grade C+

• 2 Total Schools
• 829 Students