Penn High School’s 1-to-1 Chromebook Program
Every Penn High School student receives a school-issued Chromebook at the beginning of their freshman year and uses the same device throughout all four years of high school.
As one of the first high schools in Indiana to implement a 1-to-1 student technology program, Penn has a longstanding commitment to integrating technology into teaching and learning.
Chromebooks provide students with access to digital textbooks, classroom assignments, educational applications, and collaborative learning opportunities. By combining technology with traditional classroom instruction, Penn teachers create engaging, personalized learning experiences while helping students develop essential digital skills.
Chromebook Policies & Online Safety
P-H-M is committed to providing students with a safe and responsible digital learning environment.
The district uses internet filtering, online safety safeguards, and classroom monitoring tools to help protect students while using school-issued Chromebooks. Parents also have access to resources to help monitor their student’s online activity at home.
Visit the district’s Parents’ Guide to Technology for information about:
- Acceptable Use Policy: Guidelines for responsible use of school-issued technology.
- Online Safety at School: Internet filtering, digital safeguards, and classroom monitoring.
- Online Safety at Home: Securly parental monitoring tools and resources for families.
Chromebook Repairs & Technical Support
Penn High School students who need Chromebook repairs or technical assistance can visit the CSI Office, located in the Instructional Media Center (IMC).
Students and families can learn more about Chromebook insurance coverage, repair costs, and technical assistance on Penn’s dedicated repair webpage.