Primary & Secondary Schools

Marshall County is committed to quality education for all students. Overall, Marshall County public schools have a teacher-student ratio of 1:14. In 2015 all public school corporations received an “A” or “B” rating from the Indiana Department of Education, which rates school performance by measuring academic growth and graduation rates, as well as college and career readiness.

Looking towards the future

Marshall County schools are training students in technological proficiency, with several corporations (Bremen, Plymouth, and Triton) providing K-12 one-to-one computers to students. Every Marshall County school has implemented Project Lead The Way (PLTW) into their curriculum. PLTW is the nation’s leading provider of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs, helping students develop the skills needed to succeed in the global economy.

Endless possibilities

Marshall County schools are home to:

• State and national award-winning speech and debate teams, music groups, and visual arts programs
• Multiple nationally ranked Business Professionals of America teams
• Girls’ and boys’ state basketball championship teams from Plymouth and Triton
• State championship in football from Plymouth
• Internationally recognized athletes such as Scott Skiles (former NBA player and head coach), Eric Stults (Atlanta Braves pitcher), and Morgan Uceny (2012 Olympic competitor)
• Unique extracurricular opportunities, such as Plymouth High School’s world competition qualifying robotics club, Culver Academy’s state championship lacrosse and national championship rowing teams, as well as it’s nationally recognized equestrian team

• JESSE is an Interlocal Cooperative comprised of 10 school corporations including Argos, Culver, John Glenn, Plymouth, Triton, and Union North United.