Tri-Creek School Corporation

10/30/2026

Ballot language can be complicated. Let’s break it down.

These graphics explain Question #3 on the November 3 ballot in plain language—from funding purposes to maximum limits.

Tri-Creek is committed to budgeting for actual needs and REDUCING the referendum rate each year if the district receives additional, unforeseen revenue. The proposed referendum rate for 2027 is budgeted to be 10.5 cents, as the district does not need the authorized 17.38 cents.

Learn more: https://www.tricreek.k12.in.us/about/financial-info

10/30/2026

Alumni Feature Friday- Timmy Hofmann, Class of 2021

Hard work, perseverance, and Red Devil pride!

After graduating from Lowell High School, Timmy gained experience in fabrication shops and earned certifications in MIG and stick welding. Even through the heartbreaking loss of his father, he continued working toward his goals.

Today, Timmy is an apprentice with Boilermakers Local 374, continuing to earn certifications and build his career. He credits the foundation he built at Lowell and looks forward to learning and growing.

We’re proud of you, Timmy, and look forward to seeing where your dedication takes you!

Once a Red Devil, always a Red Devil.

10/29/2026

Throwback Thursday: Then & Now!

From halftime performances to competitions and community celebrations, the Lowell High School Marching Red Devils have made music and memories for generations!

The uniforms, instruments, and performances may have changed over the years, but the dedication, teamwork, and Red Devil Pride remain timeless!

Do you recognize anyone in these photos?
Can you guess the year of our throwback?
What instrument did you play?

Tag your former bandmates, reconnect with old friends, and share your favorite band memories in the comments!

Once a Red Devil, always a Red Devil!

10/29/2026

Have questions about the 2026 Tri-Creek School Referendum?
We have two more opportunities for you to get answers, learn the facts, and share your thoughts before Election Day!

Coffee with the Superintendent
Friday, October 30, 9:30 a.m.
Old Dog Coffee House, Lowell

Join Superintendent Anderson for a casual conversation over coffee. Stop in, ask questions, and learn more about the referendum.

FINAL School Town Hall Meeting
Sunday, November 1, 2:00 p.m.
District Administration Office
2055 East Commercial Avenue, Lowell

This is our final town hall before Election Day! Whether you have specific questions or simply want to better understand what's on the ballot, we encourage you to attend.

Informed voters make informed decisions. We want every Tri-Creek resident to have the information they need before heading to the polls on November 3.

Your questions are welcome. Your voice matters.

10/28/2026

Staff Stories: Heroes in the Halls

For Holly Carter, Tri-Creek Schools has always been home! From attending Oak Hill, LMS, and LHS as a student to spending the past 30 years teaching at Three Creeks Elementary, Holly's journey has come full circle.

Inspired by the teachers who shaped her own life, Holly has dedicated her career to making a difference in the lives of more than 800 students, mentoring new teachers, and giving back to the community that helped raise her.

Her story is a reminder that the impact of great schools reaches far beyond the classroom and lasts for generations.

Thank you, Holly, for 30 years of dedication, inspiration, and Red Devil Pride!

10/27/2026

Please note that if you have previously voted at the Methodist Church in Lowell, your polling place has changed to the Cedar Creek Community Center at 151 N. Fremont Street. We hope to see you there on Election Day!

10/27/2026

Tri-Creek Stories: Support That Spans Generations

From her own years as a Tri-Creek student to her son’s first year at Three Creeks Elementary, Samantha Hammer has experienced the care and encouragement that help our students thrive.

Thank you, Samantha, for sharing your story—and to our dedicated staff for making school a place where students feel supported and ready to succeed!

Read Samantha’s full story here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18AjbtpFpD8mbPtzHmEvYwNliPOo4l9FV/view?usp=sharing

10/26/2026

REMINDER: NO SCHOOL
Monday, November 2, 2026- Parent/Teacher Conferences
- AND -
Tuesday, November 3, 2026- Election Day

10/26/2026

The below School Safety message was shared with all Tri-Creek families this morning:

At approximately 8:40 a.m. on Monday, October 26, 2026, a fifth-grade student reported to school administration hearsay of a potential bomb in the building. Upon receipt of the report, the intermediate and middle school campus was evacuated, and law enforcement was notified and brought to the scene. The investigation concluded that the initial report was substantially flawed in its validity and there was indeed no threat or bomb in the building. Students and staff were then notified to re-enter the building and resume the normal schedule.

This morning's situation is an indicator that Tri-Creek Schools takes all potential threats to the safety of our staff and students seriously. At the same time, students must be aware of the impact of their words regarding potential threats. It is important that students know that any comments made that jeopardize the safety of our schools will not be taken lightly.

Thank you to law enforcement officials for assisting with this morning’s situation. As always, if you See Something, Say Something.

10/26/2026

Track or Treat is THIS WEDNESDAY from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Enjoy a spooky evening of games, candy, and the haunted hallways! Park in the main lot and enter through the Athletics Entrance, or park in the south lot and enter through the Auditorium Entrance.

See you there, if you dare!

🎃 TRACK-OR-TREAT IS AROUND THE CORNER!

The Lowell High School Letterman's Club is proud to announce the return of a community favorite, with some exciting additions this year!

📅 Wednesday, October 28
⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM
📍 Lowell High School | Main Gym & Field House
🎟️ NEW THIS YEAR: FREE ADMISSION!

One of the best parts of Track-or-Treat is the opportunity to connect our youngest Red Devils with our high school student-athletes. We want our future Red Devils to get to know our teams, experience the different sports we offer, and see the opportunities waiting for them as they grow through Lowell Athletics.

We're bringing back games and activities! Our student-athletes will host activities throughout the Main Gym and Field House, giving our future Red Devils the chance to interact with our teams, explore different sports, and begin building their own connection to Lowell Athletics.

While admission is now completely FREE, donations are welcome and will support future L-Club community service initiatives benefiting Special Olympics and other meaningful community causes.

We look forward to continuing this special Lowell tradition with our community!