Churubusco High School

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Location
Churubusco High School
Churubusco, Indiana, USA
Information
Locale	Rural
Students	459
Type	Public high school
Grades	9-12
Motto	"Failure is and always has been an option"^{[citation needed]}
Mascot	Eagles
Snapshot

Churubusco High School in Churubusco, Indiana, USA, is a public high school of the Smith-Green Community Schools group.

The teacher to student ratio at CHS is 1:18, which is close to the state's public school average.

[edit] Sports

The football program is now in Division 1-A. The team used to be a sub-.500 team until as of late.^{[citation needed]} In 2005, the Eagles rebounded with a Sectional Runner-Up to Lewis Cass High School.^{[citation needed]} The 2005 team broke many records that year, almost redefining Churubusco Football.^{[citation needed]} In 2006, the team lost in the Sectional to Rochester, but had a record of over .500. The 2007 team posted a record of 11-3 making it all the way to semi-state and winning sectional and regional titles for the first time in over twenty years.^{[citation needed]} They finished up 3rd in conference. The football team is coached by Mr. Leeland Etzler, with assistants including Zach Dock, Nate Wright, Todd Lortie, and John Shmidt.^{[citation needed]}

The basketball remains 2-A.^{[citation needed]} The basketball team is coached by Jamie Perlich, assistants include: Coach Gudeman, Coach Herendeen, Coach Snyder, and Coach Hyndman.^{[citation needed]}

Baseball in the 2007 season, the Eagles became Indiana Baseball Regional Champions.^{[citation needed]} The team is coached by Mark Grove. Assistants being Austin Couch, Dave Maxton, Matt Turner, and Terry McManama.^{[citation needed]}