Sponsor: Melanie Isenbarger

Penn High School Architecture Club aims to not only bring together a family-like community that shares a common interest in the architectural fields, but also exposes students to the future of architecture and shape members into community leaders!

The purpose of this club is to give anyone the opportunity to make a positive impact on the community through group-based activities that revolve around the teachings of architecture and to expose students to different career pathways in the professional world. Whether you are interested in architecture or not, we want to inspire you to pursue your passions, embrace curiosity, and foster a love for knowledge and learning!

Meetings are held once a month in Room 140.

Sponsor: Cassandra McNamara

The purpose of the Korean Club is to share and celebrate Korean cultures and trends.

The Penn High School Korean Club is open to all students.

There will be club dues of $5 for the school year.

Meetings are the last Wednesday of every month in Room 168.

Penn held class meetings to welcome students to a new year of learning.

A Photo Gallery of the Class of 2025 meeting is posted below.

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Sponsor: Cassie McNamara

The aim of the Penn High School Intramural Spikeball Co-ed Club is to build a community of Spikeball enthusiasts. The purpose of the Club is to have fun, build good sportsmanship, and healthy competition through Spikeball.

There will be club dues of $5 for the 2024-2025 school year.

Regularly scheduled meetings will be held every Friday school is in session through October-November in the Lifetime Fitness Center.

Aerospace and Rocketry Club

Sponsor: Austin Conner

Sponsor: Brian May

The purpose of the Club: to improve the quality of K-12 science education, increase opportunity and diversity in science, create a technologically-literate workforce and provide recognition for outstanding achievement by both students and teachers.

There will be club does of $15.

The aim of Science Olympiad is to foster the love of science and increase engagement among STEM-inclined students looking to pursue career opportunities in a specific field through hands-on participation with self and teams at local competitions.

Sponsor: Jessica Marsh

The purpose of the National Art Honor Society is to bring scholarship and community service together in a format that ties to Fine Arts.

The aim of the Penn High School National Art Honor Society Club is to give students a space to volunteer in art-centric ways that benefit the school community and the greater area around us. This can include, but are not limited to: murals, beautification of spaces, art activities for kids, workshops, fundraisers, and ways to provide art in an accessible format. 

Membership:

• Section A – All members must currently be enrolled at Penn High School.
• Section B – The Penn High School  National Art Honor Society is open to all students who have taken a semester of art and a higher than 3.00 cumulative GPA
• Section C – Membership is open to all without regard to race, religion, gender, or national origin.
• Section D – Membership shall be granted to students who have met the requirements in Article III Section A and have filled out an application which shall be available at the orientation meeting.

There will be club dues of $25 for the 2024-2025 school year.

Regularly scheduled meetings will be held once a month with frequent art-making opportunities and community outreach available throughout the year on dates as provided.

Sponsored by Ariel Cornelissen – acornelissen@phm.k12.in.us

The purpose of ACC is to expand the knowledge of Asian culture (including, but not limited to South, East, and Southeast Asia) in an enjoyable, yet educational manner. 

Regularly scheduled meetings will be held every third Wednesday (unless scheduled otherwise) from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Contact club sponsor for meeting information.

Sponsor: Pending

Penn High School’s Samantha Buckwheat earned a 2024 National Gold Key Award in the Scholastic Art and Writing contest.

Buckwheat, Class of 2024, will have her photography artwork, “Brothers”, on display in New York City.

Buckwheat’s Photograpy instructor is Betsy Dunham.