At PPHS, we maximize student voice and choice to support academic and social success via projects, clubs, and activities

When the city is your actual classroom!

At PPHS, we don't learn science. We do science. Students learning about displacement today during chemistry.

We invite students to be involved and inspired in all aspects of their learning,!

🎉Meet Aubrey Jones, who found her true home at PPHS after transferring from a large township school! 🏫 She's aiming for a medical career, fueled by her love for calculus, e-sports, and a summer internship at IU Simon Cancer Center. PPHS has made all the difference! 🌟💉🎮 #STEM

Free dental appointments happening on September 17: schoolsmiles.com/student-signup/

🚀 Shoutout to Te'Von Alexander from PATH School! He's acing STEM at PPHS Englewood with Physics, Tech, & Comp Sci courses. With real-world experience from internships, HBCU tours, & dual credits, he's graduating HS with a year of college done! 💻🎮 #STEMChampion #PPHSEnglewood

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Tim the Techie and friends!

🎉 Meet **Tim The Techie**—PPHS Englewood’s new mascot and **STEM legend**! 🤖 With **1 million lines of code**, Tim boosts school spirit by **120%**, powers up pep rallies with **3000 volts of energy**, and solved a Rubik’s Cube in **0.001 seconds**! 🚀 #TimTheTechie #STEMHero

Kudos DeAnn Day, Donald Baker, LaTrice Crawford, Terrionna King, and Shatoya Ward who were honored last night as part of the InnoPower Conference with Black Excellence in Education Awards! Double kudos to Coaches Day and Crawford who won their respective categories!!!

Johan Diaz from PATH School is set to graduate from PPHS Englewood with a 3.7 GPA and tons of college credits! This future engineer is a first-gen college student and a star on the E-sports Team! Ready to change the game in STEM! 🌟 #PPHSEnglewood #STEM #FutureEngineer

Fall 2024 Game Jam! This "in-house field trip" gives them dedicated, extended time to push their creativity and build something awesome.

Coach Roberts challenged students to design a food web where one member of each trophic level needed to remain after "100 days." "I need to change my consumer because I have too many producers left," one student said.

Save the Date: Friday, September 27! A quick walking tour of the multitude of art activities happening on East 10th St, near the revitalizing Rivoli Theatre. Explore unique artwork at: 1000 Words Gallery (PPHS students); Guide and Anchor; Cathead Press; The Hub!

Students had had the best time being kids these two days, while also pushing themselves to complete challenges like climbing some gnarly dunes!

We invite students to be involved and inspired in all aspects of their learning. Hera a student is talking with a paleontologist why it's so difficult to build parks in tbe Jurassic Park video game!

New School Record: Toby at 17:45! Personal Records from: Eric, Jakob, Luci, and Alice! Way to go Techie Runners!

A look back at last week's learning: Indiana Dunes, paleontologist visit, E-Sports, and modeling and folding proteins! This is what a community looks like!