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Purdue university summer start program 

PPHS students who meet minimum requirements can earn Purdue college credits and experience life on campus FREE of charge. Students will take college courses with Purdue students and faculty. Enrollment for the program opens soon. Please email cbess@pphs.purdue.edu for more information or visit the Summer Start page to learn more! 

Discover stories about PPHS alums who are enrolled at Purdue University!

PPHS Closing the Achievement Gap

PPHS Closing the Achievement Gap

There are schools already doing this work and overperforming when it comes to the academic outcomes of Black students.

Schools like Purdue Polytechnic High School's Englewood campus, where more than 20% of Black students passed both the English and math portions of the 10th-grade ISTEP exam last year; higher than the average pass rate for Black students statewide on the exam last year which was 13.6%. Read more here. 

PPHS Celebrates Firsts. Image by Purdue University

Purdue Polytechnic to Celebrate Several Firsts

Purdue Marketing and Communications

Follow Asunami as he competes in the VEX World Championships in Dallas, TX.

Building Opportunities

Purdue Marketing and Communications

One year ago, Asumani Gregoire Kalupala used a computer for the very first time. In May, the freshman at Purdue Polytechnic High School at Schweitzer Center at Englewood will compete at the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas. More than 11,500 high school teams from 40 countries compete in matches throughout the school year, with 800 teams qualifying for the world event. Read more about Asunami's adventure here

PPHS Robotics in the News

Indiana Business Journal 

Students from Purdue Polytechnic High School North in Indianapolis have qualified to compete in the 2022 VEX World Championships in Dallas this spring, following a successful run at the state championship recently held in Indy. PPHS says it is quite the accomplishment considering the school’s robotics program is only three years old. Read the full story here!

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Purdue Polytechnic High School Teachers win Indianapolis Make48 Challenge

A team of Purdue Polytechnic High School educators joined forces to compete and win the Indianapolis Make48 Challenge which premiered on 2/10 at 7 pm EST and is now available on YouTube. The Make48 Challenge is a 48-hour competition where teams work together to create a working prototype, marketing plan and pitch their idea to a panel of judges. 

The winning team, named the Mallorys for the renovated PR Mallory building that serves as the school building for PPHS Schweitzer Center at Englewood, was comprised of…