Washington High School Earns National Recognition
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- Awards
- College & Career Readiness
Tori Peterson
Project Lead the Way is the cornerstone for Washington High School's College & Career Academy. Classes that are grounded in real-world problem solving provide the opportunity for students to engage, collaborate, and communicate with an authentic audience.
As the smallest school in Indiana, and one of the smallest in the nation, to offer multiple years of all three Project Lead The Way disciplines, Washington High School was selected to receive nationwide recognition as a "Small School - Large Impact" Profile school.
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022, Dr. Vince Bertram, PLTW President and CEO, presented this honor to students, staff, and members of the community. Attendees had the opportunity to tour our PLTW classrooms where students displayed some the exciting projects they have participated in such as robotics, a collaboration project with NSWC Crane, and the Christmas Light Show.
A message from Indiana State Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner to Washington HS staff and students.