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"Drive my kids here from Fort Wayne! Great school system!"
- Stephanie Zeisig Shady

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"WMS played a big role in my life."
- Congressman Jim Banks

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"Best school ever! Definitely the school my children will be going too!"
- Ronnie and Elizabeth Seward

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Whitko proudly serves families across two counties, Whitley and Kosciusko, whose citizens have embraced a long-standing tradition of working together as one. Located in Northeast Indiana, just outside of the town of Larwill, lies the central office for Whitko Community Schools.

Whitko is committed to excellence for all by providing A-rated educational programs, aligned curriculum, and an invested faculty who create the conditions necessary for all students to achieve success. At Whitko, being big enough to deliver and small enough to care, means students receive the opportunities often associated with a larger school system and benefit from relationships cultivated in a more intimate school setting.

If you'd like to learn more about Whitko Community Schools for your student, schedule a campus visit today!

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Wildcats Advance to Semi-State

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Whitko Claims First Championship

Whitko Baseball Sectional Victory

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Whitko Softball: Wildcats Reign for Sectional

The No. 10 Wildcats earn the fourth sectional title in program history and the first since winning a Class 3-A crown back in 2005.

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Whitko Schools Named Pierceton Business of the Month

“We believe what’s good for the community is good for the schools and visa-versa,” said Superintendent Steve Clason. “The relationships between the schools and their communities often pave the way for commerce in the local towns, and we’ve been fortunate to experience tremendous support from our local businesses in Pierceton, Larwill, South Whitley, and Sidney.”

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Functional Skills: Magical Meadows

Students from Whitko Community Schools visit The Magical Meadows as a part of the schools’ functional skills program. All four locations take students to ride horseback and the results are easily seen. Adams shared that he had witnessed first hand students with disabilities who had never walked, get off their horse and take right off walking.

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