Fifteen rising senior Troy HS students participated in the Troy Chamber of Commerce’s Teen Leadership Troy Program.

Troy High School’s Academic Quiz Team won the Miami Valley League title and qualified for the state tournament for the second year in a row.

Dual Enrollment Credit through Indiana University and Edison State Community College is offered on the Troy High School campus. Students can earn college credit in: English, speech, biology, chemistry, physics, business, American history, U.S. government, psychology, precalculus, statistics and calculus.

Accelerated courses receiving weighted grades at Troy High School include: English, geometry, algebra II, calculus, statistics, chemistry, physics, physical science, biology, anatomy, physiology, Latin, Spanish, American Sign Language and Computer Science Principles. Band, orchestra, symphonic choir and acapella choir also can now be taken as honors courses.

Troy HS currently offers 18 different College Credit Plus courses, in partnership with Edison State Community College, Clark State Community College, and Indiana University, taught by 16 different CCP Certified teachers. The senior class of 2024 earned 1,755 CCP credits.

For several years, and again in the fall of 2023, Troy HS Team Math lead teachers present at OCTM (Ohio’s state math teacher’s conference), leading other districts through the importance and implementation of Desmos in the classroom as well as introducing the Math Support Course to other schools across the state. Implementing these two key structures into our math curriculum has propelled our district to be a top leader in the state for both Math Achievement and Growth scores.

At the high school level, we have a number of alternative education pathways for students: Troy Online Program for Success (TOPS) is a stay-in-school program. Our Career-Based Intervention (CBI) allows students to attend school, while also working during school hours. Our Credit Redemption Program (CRX) allows students who have failed a class to make up those credit hours. We also have a FLEX program, which allows students to take classes online and a 5th-Year Cohorts Program, which assists students who may need five years to graduate from high school.

At the high school level, we have a number of alternative education pathways for students: Troy Online Program for Success (TOPS) is a stay-in-school program. Our Career-Based Intervention (CBI) allows students to attend school, while also working during school hours. Our Credit Redemption Program (CRX) allows students who have failed a class to make up those credit hours. We also have a FLEX program, which allows students to take classes online and a 5th-Year Cohorts Program, which assists students who may need five years to graduate from high school.