| School Name | Address | Phone | Grades | County | Type | District Name |
| Triton Central Middle School | 4740 W 600 N
Fairland, IN 46126 | (317) 835-3006 | 5-8 | Shelby | public | Northwestern Consolidated School District |
| Students Getting Free Lunch | Year |
| 35% | 2011 |
| Date | Who | Comments |
| 3/17/2008 | student | This is seriosly the best school ever. I love it. The teachers keep us working and if we need help, they offer us their services. The school well prepares you for life. They accept everyone and try to help troublemakers. |
| 8/18/2004 | parent | My husband and I are both graduates of Triton Central and both went through all 12 grades in this school district. (even though back then the Middle School was Fairland Junior High) :) We feel so blessed to be able to continue to live in this community and have our kids attend this school. The principal and the asst. Principal at this middle school are outstanding! They are people with Integrity who we have the utmost faith in. I have witnessed this principal on several occasions deal with many different issues and you can't ask for a better leader and role model for kids in this age group! |
| 5/13/2004 | parent | both of my children attend Triton, as did I. Sure, there going to be problems from time to time, but on the most part, I feel that most of the issues are resolved in a timely and professional manner. I feel that you get the best of both worlds here, the benefit of small town living, as well as still being close enough to a 'big city'. It's a close knit community, and the staff seems to genuinely care about the students. I couldn't think of any where else that I would rather have my children attend school. |
| 3/11/2004 | parent | My kids have gone to this school since they were in kindergarten. As you can tell by the demographics, it is your typical american school in the corn fields of indiana. People are ostercised there for dressing and thinking differently than the 'norm'. The bullies there are not handled, and my daughter was questioned there by the principal, and after questioning she was told that 'it was preferred not to discuss this with her parents'. What kind of principal does this? |
