A key upcoming focus is the Indiana College Core, which will become increasingly important as diploma requirements shift. Haskins sees the College Core as a strategic next step that fits naturally alongside work-based learning expansion. CAPITAL INVESTMENT ALIGNED WITH CAREER READINESS AND EARLY LEARNING Tri-County is nearing completion of a major renovation cycle totaling approximately $20 million. A significant portion of this investment has been directed toward updating the junior-senior high school’s CTE areas—modernizing spaces, upgrading technology, and improving instructional environments to match the district’s workforce readiness goals. Investment has also been districtwide. The corporation’s early learning and primary building has undergone a full remodel, including expanded kindergarten classroom capacity and a refreshed learning environment that is bright, modern, and built for student engagement. The intermediate school has added a dedicated sixth-grade wing designed to support students through a critical developmental transition, giving sixth graders a more tailored space as they grow into middle-level learning expectations. 320 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 07, ISSUE 01
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