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2009 Porter County Academic Super Bowl –
March 4, 2009
Eight Porter Co. Schools compete in Math, Science, Fine Arts, Social Studies, English and Interdisciplinary.

Chesterton - Fine Arts Winner
Portage - Social Studies Winner
Wheeler - Math Winner
Valparaiso - Science Winner
Portage - English Winner
Chesterton - Interdisciplinary Winner
Chesterton - Overall Winner

Front Row (l to r): Tyler Fabbri, Nathan Brock, Dustin Ritchea
2nd Row (l to r): Emily Pavlovic, Megan Adamscewski, Kira Geairn, Adam Potrzebowski, Ankur Chawla, Jessica Edwards, Clarissa Frederick, Hayley Trezzo, English Coach Sandra Keammerer
3rd Row (l to r): Social Studies Coach Anna Zervos, CHS Academic Competition Coordinator Dave Keammerer, Siva Muthusamy, Ryan Gorman, Luke Morgan, Science Coach Dale Hewitt, D. J. Gallagher, Chelsea Coons, Fine Arts Coach Elaine Shumway, Mathematics Coach Eileen Haggerty. Missing from picture, Aris Ringas.

 

Chamber After Hours Event – June 19, 2008
Our Chamber After Hours was a huge success as many community members came out to help us celebrate the donation of our Graduate and Undergraduate Buildings.  We again thank Harley & Jan Snyder and Jim & Bev Hutton for PNC's largest gift ever!

From left to right: Bev Hutton, Jim Hutton, Bill Back-Vice Chancellor of Administration, Dr. James Dworkin-Chancellor, Harley Snyder, Jan Snyder

 

PNC FLOAT WINS GRAND PRIZE IN VALPARAISO POPCORN PARADE
TWO YEARS IN A ROW! 

2007 Popcorn Festival Theme: Popcorn Celebrates the Arts
This float shows that PNC celebrates the arts EVERYDAY. Our Odyssey Sculpture Series showcases many sculptures amidst its beautifully landscaped grounds. Our float is modeled after one of our most famous sculptures – THE RUNNING ARCH by John Adduci.

2008 Popcorn Festival Theme: Popcorn and Memories
This float, entitled Orville's Attic of Memories takes you back in time and keeps Purdue's most famous graduate, Orville Redenbacher, top and center while he is surrounded by memories from Purdue and past festivals.