Saying the corporation needs to do a better job of celebrating achievements, Triton Superintendent Jeremy Riffle went on to point out to the Triton School Board some highlights already in the school year, including the iRead scores by the corporation's students with a 96 percent pass rate.
Riffle went on to say that Kindergarteners in the corporation are on target, with 99 percent hitting their benchmark numbers from a year ago.
The high school science department also got high marks, with the corporation's biology students getting the highest scores in the region.
In 2023, the corporation posted 100 percent graduation numbers and has continued to have a graduation rate of over 95 percent for the past four years.
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