Tri-Center High School
Tri-Center High School is a rural public high school near Neola, Iowa. It is part of the Tri-Center Community School District. The school was established in 1962. The mascot is the Trojan and the school colors are black and gold. General. Tri-Center is a member of the Western Iowa Conference in all of their sports. The high school and elementary campus is located on I-880; northeast of Council Bluffs, and west from Des Moines. There are over 100 staff members educating 800 students each school year in K through 12th grade from Neola , Minden, Persia, Beebeetown, and the surrounding areas. Tri-Center is a 7-A school. Technology. Tri-Center features a fully networked campus that is equipped with telecommunications, internet, projection systems, and satellite capabilities in each classroom. A fiber optics room for long-distance learning is also available, as well as three traditional 24-station computer labs. In addition to this, a 20-station terminal services lab has been established in the M.S./H.S. library/media center to enhance the reading and research process, and 12 wireless mobile PC laptops labs (each filled with laptops), have been incorporated in the elementary, middle , and high schools to assist with student learning, internet usage, and the implementation of the Accelerated Reader and Accelerated Math Programs. Sports. The Trojans compete in the Western Iowa Conference in the following sports: