Powered by Purdue University, Purdue Polytechnic High School (PPHS) was created to offer new pathways to Purdue, specifically for K-12 Hoosier students who are underserved by traditional high schools and underrepresented in higher education.
See how PPHS helps students prepare for their next chapter by fostering lifelong learning and immersing students and their families in an innovative, hands-on learning community.
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After years of changing schools, Alyssa Rodriguez craved stability. When Purdue opened a high school, it was the perfect fit.
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Because of the small classes and connection with coaches, PPHS had an immediate appeal for Sanai Johnson.
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Looking back at who he was his freshman year of high school, Medger Hansboro can barely believe his own transformation.
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Jay Williams started dreaming about attending Purdue University after seeing a commercial for the engineering program at 8 years old.
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In Vic Lechtenberg’s view, leading Purdue’s outreach efforts was his way of repaying the land-grant system that benefited his family.
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Soneya Tamang’s experiences and education have led to passions for student organizations and mission trips.
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What does it take to become a strong leader? Colten Lewis has learned it all begins with community.
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Richard Benberry is the new principal for PPHS North, located at the former Broad Ripple High School building.
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A passion for STEM and robotics sparked at Purdue Polytechnic High School led Keenan McKibben to Purdue University.
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Lacey Beatty wanted to be a sign language interpreter. Now as Purdue Polytechnic High Schools’ Director of Leadership Development & Support, she continues to advocate for the students and coaches she serves.
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When Jacob Pactor is chatting with Purdue Polytechnic High School students, he talks about the best grade he ever earned.