Every year we provide a list of scholarships from local, regional, state and national organizations available to students. 

These scholarships will be also be advertised in the weekly “Guidance Update” newsletter and/or in the weekly school announcements.

Reviewing the entire list early on will make students aware of the available scholarships and help them identify the ones the for which they will qualify and would like to apply.

Click here for the Scholarship Timeline for the 2018-2019 school year.

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Through the use of technology and professional community connections the Management and Business Academy will prepare students for college or a career in business.

Why Management and Business Academy?

Students participating in the Management and Business Academy  will develop a better understanding of the business world. Students have the opportunity to take classes for college credit or to work with a local company as a professional intern. 

Within the Management and Business Academy, students will be able to take classes toward a Core 40, Academic Honors or Technical Honors diploma. Teachers will prepare students with a variety of skills, such as teamwork, personal financial skills, and problem solving needed for life beyond high school. 

Every company regardless of industry needs business professionals to function, giving students with a business or business-related degree broad career options. Approximately 547,000 new businesses get started each month. In Indiana, 97 percent of all employers are small businesses and women and minority businesses have increased by over 50 percent.  

Learn more about the opportunities available to students through Penn High School’s Management and Business Academy:

• Careers
• Internships
• Faculty

Penn head coach Cory Yeoman enters his 14^th season as the Kingsmen head football coach with a record of 142-29 has a 145-29 record.

Yeoman has guided Penn to semistate titles in 2015, 2011 and 2003. The Kingsmen have won seven regional crowns under Yeoman’s guidance, eight sectional titles and 11 Northern Indiana Conference championships.

Coach Yeoman played at Penn High School, earning all-state honors at defensive tackle. In 1979, coach Yeoman led a Kingsmen defense that only allowed 33 yards rushing a game. He graduated from Penn in 1980. Coach Yeoman is in the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, the first Penn player nominated for the Hall.

After his playing career at Penn, coach Yeoman played for Miami (Ohio) University.

Coach Yeoman has served as an assistant or head coach with Penn football for 34 seasons.

Description: The aim of Penn’s Creative Writing Society Club is to allow students to express themselves freely through creative writing, to get those who are interested in writing but don’t know where to start a space where they can receive tips and help, to learn and write about the different perspectives and categories, and to most importantly, enjoy and treasure the art form and celebrate and acknowledge our peers work.

The purpose of the Club is to allow the creative minds amongst the Penn population to express themselves, learn and master the different forms of writing, have conversations about the various aspects of the club, and to receive feedback on their work.

Sponsor name: Carrie Morton.

Dues: $5 a year

Meets when: Every two weeks on Friday in Room 237.

Procedure to join: All are invited to join at any time during the school year. Consistent attendance is considered for leadership positions. Come with an open mind and a desire to write.

When a two-hour delay is announced, both bus transportation and school start times will be affected. Buses will follow the same routes, but will make all scheduled stops to pick up riders two hours later than normal. 

• Click here for Penn’s Two-Hour Delay Schedule
• Click here for a description of P-H-M’s closing & delay procedures

Please also keep in mind the following:

• Students dropped off too early cannot be supervised and may not be safe. We allow for a 15-minute drop off period ahead of the opening bell.  
• Breakfast is served on two-hour delay days.
• Lunch is served on these days, but the times will be altered, so please refer to the above block schedule. 
• Medication will be given at the usual prescribed times unless a written note is sent in by the parent indicating a change.
• Dismissal takes place at the normal hour. The school day is not extended. 
• The District’s Educational Services Center (ESC) opens/operates normally, without a 2-hour delay. Patrons who need help may call the district’s switchboard operator at (574) 259-7941 for assistance.  

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Students need to have a plan for getting to and from school each day, safely and on time. Fortunately there are options and students are not limited to choosing only one! 

• Bus Service 
• Student Parking
• Parent Pickup & Drop-off 

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Penn High School is located at 56100 Bittersweet Road, Mishawaka, Indiana. The main office phone number is (574) 258-9500 and the main office fax number is (574) 258-9543.

Visitors arriving by car should enter at the Bittersweet Road / Filmore Street traffic signal on the west side of the school, then follow signs to designated parking areas near the main entrance, Door A. You will be admitted at Door A, greeted and provided a Guest ID badge, then assisted in reaching the appropriate office or area.  

We are happy to conduct tours whenever staff is available to do so. Calling ahead will ensure that we are prepared to serve you!

Click the links below to get more details on our facilities

• Building Map
• Athletic Facilities –  get more information about the athletic facilities on campus. 

Penn High School is dedicated to fostering excellence in student achievement. Ensuring student safety and well-being remains a top priority as we create a positive learning environment aligned with our mission to promote rigor, relevance, and relationships within the Academies at Penn High School.

Key areas of focus include:
– Academics
– Student Services
– Food and Nutrition
– Healthcare Services
– Media Center