Whitko Comm Schools

Two Counties, Four Schools, One Goal

Big Enough to Deliver, Small Enough to Care

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What People are Saying!

  • "This school and staff go above requirements in their positions to ensure students are receiving opportunities for learning in a supportive environment. They are a smaller school, but they use this to their advantage to provide tailored instruction and make parents/families welcome and appreciated. I have two children currently attending this high school, and I have been very pleased as an educator, educational psychologist, and mother with the staff and curriculum provided."
    - Misty Potts - 5 Star Rating on Facebook!
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  • "Drive my kids here from Fort Wayne! Great school system!"
    - Stephanie Zeisig Shady
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  • "Best school ever! Definitely the school my children will be going too!"
    - Ronnie and Elizabeth Seward
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The Whitko Experience

  • 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!

     

Bus Safety

Bus Safety is really important. And with back to school, its a good reminder for adults and new drivers to slow down when you're behind the wheel, and it's a good idea to remind your child about bus safety if they regularly ride the bus.


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