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The Troy 30-C learning community will achieve excellence and will conquer the challenges of the future. Provide safe and supportive learning spaces, opportunities, for continued development and growth for staff, engaging partnerships with the community, where students can develop the academic, social emotional, and physical skills necessary to be life-long learners and productive citizens.
News & Events
Latest News
Indigenous Peoples' Day
Monday, October 14
No School/District Closed
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Unity Day
We are inviting all of the Troy 30-C Community to wear Orange on October 16!
As a district-wide spirit day, we will send a visible message of building a commUNITY through kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to prevent bullying.
#UnityEveryDay
From September 15 to October 15, we join together to celebrate the vibrant cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. 🌎✨
At Troy 30-C we honor the diversity that enriches our schools and community. We invite all students, families, and staff to participate in special events, classroom activities, and learning opportunities throughout the month. Let’s embrace this chance to learn from one another and celebrate the beauty of our differences!
The Troy 30-C 2024-2027 Strategic Plan has been Board approved!
Review the entire plan and learn more about next steps by visiting the Strategic Plan Website
Upcoming Events
ELEMENTARY out at 11:50am
Departments
To learn about our departments, click the links below.
Curriculum & Assessment
Student Services
Technology
Human Resources
Finance
Operations
Troy Blue Testimonials
“Being troy means guiding our kids to be leaders of our future in a dedicated and positive way.”
~Michelle McCabe, 3rd Grade Teacher at Troy Shorewood Elementary School
“I can't tell you what a difference it's been working here. I've been in education for ten years and I have never been as happy as I am here!”
~Tara Neill, Math Specialist at William B. Orenic Intermediate School
“To be Troy is to be all in. Everything we do is for the students and we do our best day in and day out to demonstrate that. It's taking pride in our work and showing it through our actions.”
~Matthew Stortz, Assistant Principal at Troy Middle School