suPURDUEper Robotics, FIRST Robotics Competition Team 7457, made Indiana history by winning its third consecutive state championship in 2026. The team posted a 57–12 record, went undefeated at two district events, and earned multiple awards for innovation and autonomous performance. They will next represent Indiana at the FIRST Championship in Houston.

Purdue Polytechnic High School CEO Dr. Keeanna Warren has been named to the Indianapolis Business Journal’s 2026 “Forty Under 40” list, recognizing her leadership in expanding access to innovative, student-centered education.

A big win for the near eastside!

Indianapolis just added two new Pacers Bikeshare stations in the Englewood neighborhood, including one right at Purdue Polytechnic High School. Even better, these stations highlight how schools and community partners are coming together to make transportation more accessible, affordable, and sustainable for everyone.

PPHS is proud to announce its selection as one of 24 school systems participating in the Future of High School Network, a new national initiative led by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching designed to catalyze learning, knowledge, and impact to support a ‘new architecture’ for high school nationwide.
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Purdue Polytechnic High Schools have been awarded a $420,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to strengthen college and career readiness across all campuses. This investment will expand student support, enhance academics, and better prepare students for life after graduation.

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PPHS made a powerful statement at the 2025 Speddy Awards, taking home multiple honors, including student and staff recognitions, highlighting our commitment to educational excellence and innovation.

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PPHS Celebrates 2025 Teacher & Support Staff of the Year
Purdue Polytechnic High Schools proudly honors exceptional educators and team members who go above and beyond for students every day. From building inclusive classrooms to strengthening community connections, these awardees embody the mission of PPHS.

👉 Meet the honorees and read their inspiring stories. Learn more

Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood held its first annual Spring Festival, bringing together students, families, and community partners for a vibrant celebration and connection. The festival reflects PPHS’s ongoing mission to provide real-world experiences and build strong community partnerships that prepare students for future success.

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In a testament to their strong STEM program, Purdue Polytechnic High Schools Englewood's robotics team, suPURDUEper Robotics, has won the Indiana State Championship for the second straight year. This victory and achieving the highest score highlight the success of hands-on learning in Indianapolis.

Read more about Purdue Polytechnic High Schools’ Championship win

The McKinley Cheer Squad, led by sponsor Kaylen Rodgers, organized a school-wide hurricane relief drive to support individuals affected by storms in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. With the support of their school community, they collected over 300 essential items, showcasing the power of service and collaboration.

Purdue Polytechnic High Schools is proud to be the only network with two educators—Nicole Schadek and Gregg Nowling—selected for the 2024 Indiana Educator Fellowship for Creative Teachers.

We’re proud to celebrate Coach Chelsea Foster of PPHS, who was awarded a Teacher & Librarian Scholarship, recognizing her inspiring work supporting literacy and critical thinking.

PPHS South Bend (PPHS SB) launched an innovative educational learning experience called the “World Simulation,” engaging over 150 high school students in a week-long, hands-on learning experience.

Purdue Polytechnic High Schools (PPHS) is thrilled to announce that Nicole Schadek has advanced to the Top 10 for the 2025 Indiana Teacher of the Year Award.

Bank of America recently announced that Mariah Questelles, a junior at Purdue Polytechnic High School (PPHS), is one of four Indianapolis-area high school students chosen for the prestigious Student Leaders® program.

Neveah Durham, a junior at PPHS South Bend, joined WNDU 16 News Now to discuss her journey with Thee Outlet, a transformative program in South Bend focused on youth empowerment.