Western School Corporation - Western High School

Western High School

  • Founded: 1949
  • Website: www.western.k12.in.us
  • Principal: Rick Davis
  • Assistant Principal: Lissa Stranahan
  • Athletics Director: Ryan Berryman
  • Enrollment (2008–09): 813
  • Colors: Black and White
  • Mascot: Panther
  • ISSMA State Champions:Class C-1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1990, 1991, 1996, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011; Class B-1988
  • ISSMA State Runner-Ups:Class C-2007
  • Bands of America Grand National Champions, Class A: 1984(5th overall), 1985(10th overall), 1988(12th overall), 1990(14th overall), 2012(31st overall)
  • IHSAA State Championships: 2- Girls' Golf Team (2001), Baseball Class 3A (2012)
  • IHSAA State Runner-Ups: 4
  • The High School competes in the Mid-Indiana Conference (MIC) for athletics.
  • School Newspaper: Western Union
  • School Yearbook: "Echo"
  • Robotics Team: Panthertech (292)- Newton Award Winner 1 (2003)

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