Daily Announcements at Penn High School.
The Penn Boys’ Wrestling Season is coming up!
The first official practice of the season is on Monday, November 2nd after school. If you would like some extra practice, high school nights are from 4:00-5:30 pm at the “wrestling dojo” …
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The Penn Boys’ Swimming Season is starting up. The first practice is Monday, November 9th at the Penn High School swimming pool.
The pool lockers are located next to the arena gym. If you are interested in joining the team, …
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Your last chance to see the Penn Marching Kingsmen perform in their 2020 season is approaching. On Friday, October 9th, the marching band will take to the field one final time this year for Penn’s home football game against New …
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This Sunday, October 11th, the LGBTQ+ community and their allies will celebrate National Coming Out Day. It is an awareness day dedicated to showing support and unity for those who have — and have yet to — announce that they …
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It is with a heavy heart that we bring you the news of this year’s powderpuff game & practices being cancelled. Powderpuff is a time for girls of every background to come together and play flag football.
The game was …
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Students can now buy Chromebook insurance. It costs $25, and payments are due by Friday, September 18th. It is optional to buy. Students can purchase insurance after this time, but your Chromebook must be inspected before you are allowed to …
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While we can’t yet go back to school, you still need your textbooks. There will be a textbook pickup for students who may need textbooks or still have yet to return ones from last year.
Freshman should have already gone …
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On Thursday, Penn-Harris Madison School Corporation Superintendent, Dr. Jerry Thacker announced that he would make a recommendation to the PHM Board of Trustees on Monday, August 3rd. According to a letter from Dr. Thacker, his recommendation came as a response …
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A little history lesson: Did you know that today is National Maritime Day? It might seem strange to celebrate something so oddly specific, but, according to Holiday Insights, the U.S. always had plenty of mariners to …
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As the 2019-2020 school year comes to a close, students complete their e-learning while thinking about the summer nights ahead. But in this pandemic, where can anyone go? Every year, people from all over the state look forward to their …
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