Student Services
TSC Elston Administration Center
20 Elston Road
Lafayette, IN 47909
(765) 474-2481
Welcome to the Tippecanoe School Corporation Department of Student Services!
Our department partners closely with the Curriculum and Instruction team to support and manage a variety of student-focused programs, including Title I, Title II, Title III, Title IV, and High Ability initiatives. We also oversee state-mandated testing and collaborate on implementing the TSC Wellness Framework across all grade levels.
Key areas of responsibility include:
- Title I and Title III Grants
- McKinney-Vento services
- Corporation-wide testing coordination
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High Ability programming (Grades K–11)
The Summer 2026 high ability testing period will end on Thursday, July 23, not Thursday, July 30 as previously published. - IDEA programming (Grades K–1)
- TSC Wellness Frameworks (Grades K–12)
- Professional development and support for curriculum adoption
At the TSC Department of Student Services, we are committed to effective, responsible program management that prioritizes student achievement and well-being. We operate with integrity, grounded in best practices and a dedication to educational excellence.
TSC receives suicide prevention grant
Sue Scott
The TSC is one of 12 school districts in the region to be awarded the Preventing Youth Suicide Initiative Grant.
North Central Health Services awarded more than one million dollars in grants to local school corporations to support suicide prevention programs. The Preventing Youth Suicide Initiative grant will include training, planning, implementing and sustaining suicide prevention efforts for all students and will be developed over the next two years.
TSC’s Mental Health Liaison Megan Ulrich says the program will enhance the corporation’s existing framework to increase support and resources for families. “According to the National Institute of Mental Health, suicide is the second leading cause of death among individuals between the ages of 10 and 34,” says Ulrich. “Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the rate of need for mental health services has increased. This grant provides the TSC the opportunity to address this issue head on by integrating evidence-based training and program implementation for our most valuable stakeholders.”
The initiative will include awareness training on the specific signs of suicide, how to intervene, and/or programs that include peer engagement and help-seeking skills.
