Events

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!

Shatoya Ward

PPHS Principals on Full Steam Ahead

The founding principals of PPHS were interviewed on the Full Steam Ahead podcast this last week. Full Steam focuses on all things Purdue, including Purdue Polytechnic High School! 

Check it out here!

Principal Warren Recognized as Outstanding Educator in STEM

INDIANAPOLIS — Keeanna Warren, Purdue Polytechnic High School North principal, took home the Outstanding Educator in STEM award during the 2020 Women & Hi Tech Leading Light Awards and Scholarship Gala.

The Leading Light awards focused on Indiana women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) with a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. There were over 160 Leading Light nominees for 30 awards in different categories. Also nominated for Outstanding Educator in STEM were PPHS North teachers Liz Irk and Ronni Moore. 

screen shot of the PPHS Press Newspaper

September PPHS Press

Inside this issue...

  • Recap of the Boy's Soccer Tournament 
  • eLearning Tips & Tricks 
  • Debunked Flu Shot Myths 

 

Check out the PPHS Press Student Publication here! 

student studying at PPHS

Flagship Purdue Polytechnic High School center named to honor $4M gift from business leaders Ed and Beatriz Schweitzer

INDIANAPOLIS — Purdue University President Mitch Daniels announced on Friday (Oct. 2) that the university’s flagship Purdue Polytechnic High School will honor Purdue alumnus Edmund O. Schweitzer III and Beatriz Schweitzer for their $4 million commitment to programs and scholarships to support the educational and career success of underrepresented students.

Mallory Building

Purdue Polytechnic High School to Resume Classes

by Jordan Smith of the Purdue Exponent

 

Despite Thursday's decision from Indianapolis Public Schools to confine education to remote learning until at least October, Purdue Polytechnic High School's new and largest campus, five minutes east of downtown Indianapolis, will continue with plans to resume a blend of in-person and virtual learning in August.