The Penn Girls Basketball Team defeated LaPorte, 59-34, to win the LaPorte Regional Championship on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020.

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The Penn Girls Basketball Team stunned Crown Point, 42-41, in Regional action at LaPorte High School on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020.

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As part of the Exceptional Education Academy’s Career Exploration class, Penn students and staff were able to buy homemade “Pup Purr Pet Treats.” The treats were on sale today, Valentine’s Day, for $3.00 a bag.

This year the Exceptional Ed Academy is also operating a Coffee Cart at Penn. Students and staff can order espresso and other gourmet coffee treats and students in the Life Skills Employability class will deliver it right to the classroom! 

The Ex Ed Academy offers a variety of career and life skills classes for students with disabilities. Underclassmen take the Life Skills Employability class and/or the Career Exploration class. Both classes offer in house activities and programs to teach students these skills in a school supportive environment. The intention is to help the students work towards the goal of being able to participate in an off-site work placement job at a community partner businesses. Both experiences will allow students to understand production, pricing and sales. 

The programs were able to offer the Coffee Cart and the “Pup Purr Pet Treats” this year thanks to a $1,000 P-H-M Education Foundation grant awarded in the fall.

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The Penn Boys Basketball Team defeated Bremen, 59-40, on Tuesday, Feb. 11.

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Saturday, May 16

8:30 a.m. – Noon

Penn High School

Register online today! Early Bird Registration is available until Sunday, May 3 ($20 for adults, $10 for students)!

Do you like bubbles? Well, if you do, you’ll enjoy the Silver Mile Bubble Bash!  

Highlighted changes for this year’s event:

• Early start time, 8:30 a.m.
• 1.5 mile and 5K route options
• Lower early bird prices: $20 for adults, $10 for students
• Family Pricing: $60 for four or more (at same address)

Missed out on all the bubbly fun last year? Don't let it happen two years in a row! Watch the video and see how much fun you and your whole family will have …

The Silver Mile Run is the largest fundraiser for the P-H-M Education Foundation and all the proceeds go towards providing innovative P-H-M teaching grants, scholarships to students, staff development, and other corporation-wide initiatives.

Presenting sponsor Saint Joseph Health System will offer free health screenings including body mass index and blood sugar! Other area businesses will also be on hand to showcase health and fitness related activities, resources and services. 

After a fun day, leave with great bargains purchased at the Silent Auction. The P-H-M student talent showcase is always a crowd pleaser. Last year, the student groups included Horizon Show Choir, Bittersweet Cardio Drummers, Elm Road Jumping Eagles, Meadow's Edge Dancers, and Penn High School Dancers.

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Choose to walk or run the 5K or take a shorter loop. This exciting untimed race welcomes runners of all experience levels while blasting through foam bogs and fun spirit stations along the course.

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The Silver Mile Bubble Bash is a chance for P-H-M families and local community members to get together and show their support for excellence in education in all P-H-M schools.  Proceeds are returned to P-H-M schools by awarding innovative teacher grants, scholarships to students, staff development and other corporation-wide initiatives.

Click here to take advantage of early bird registration and for more information on the Bubble Bash.

The Penn Girls Basketball Team defeated Warsaw, 45-44, on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020, to capture the Sectional Championship.

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The Penn Girls Swim/Dive Team upset South Bend St. Joseph for the Sectional Championship.

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The Penn High School Girls Basketball Team opened the 2019-2020 State Tournament with a 65-42 victory against Northridge on Wednesday, Feb. 5.

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All Five of Penn’s ninth and 10th-grade Robotics teams competed in the FTC Northern League Championship this weekend (Feb. 1 and Feb. 2, 2020) at the South Bend Success Academy.

In a field of 22 teams, three of Penn’s Robotics teams were in the final match.

Penn teams Bravo Bots and Beta Bots earned League Championships, while another Penn team of all rookies was runner-up. This Qualifies the teams for semi-state action on Sunday, Feb. 29, in Lafayette.

On top of that, Penn’s Binary Bots Team won the esteemed “Think Award”, recognizing the team for its excellent documentation of the engineering design process. This also grants the Binary Bots Team a semi-state bid.

This was the strongest showing of Penn FTC teams since the inception of the ninth and tenth-grade teams. Penn’s teams are coached by Evan White.

Trinity Clinton became the fifth Penn Girls Basketball Player to reach the coveted 1,000-point mark, and the first Junior to reach 1,000 points for the Kingsmen, in Penn’s 54-41 victory against South Bend St. Joseph on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2020.

Clinton entered the game at St. Joseph with 999 career points. She score the milestone basket on a drive to the hoop.

Penn’s victory against St. Joseph clinched a share of the Northern Indiana Conference Championship for the Kingsmen, and extended their NIC winning streak to 36 games.

The victory was also the 250^th in Coach Kristi Ulrich’s career.

A Photo Gallery is posted below.