Huntington County Schools Public

Wabash City Schools (WCS) is dedicated to providing a relevant and rigorous education that ensures each student is prepared for college and career success in a global community. With unmatched educational opportunities, the district emphasizes relationships and a variety of programs, including a dual language immersion program and an Early College High School. The district is committed to building a legacy of opportunity, offering resources that support student achievement, such as the ability for students to earn college credits while still in high school. WCS also celebrates student accomplishments, as demonstrated by over 90 students being published in the Young Writers Association's Fright Night contest, showcasing the school's focus on fostering creativity and concise storytelling. Generated from the website

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Eastbrook High School serves more than 550 students in grades nine through 12. The Student-teacher ratio of the school is 17-to-1. Its curriculum includes foreign languages, science, social studies, agriculture and math. It also offers classes in art, vocal music, computers and physical education. The school offers a variety of sports, such as football, cross-country, basketball, soccer, golf and volleyball. The school provides free lunch to more than 30 percentage of its students. The school is a part of the Eastbrook Community Schools and is located in Marion, Ind.