School and Institution Halls of Fame

THE SCHOOL TEST · TO NOVEMBER 2026

No school on this ground keeps a hall of fame in any record reached — and the district's actual honor economy, which is a naming-rights campaign, is printed in its place so the negative is not mistaken for an oversight: No Penn High School or Penn-Harris-Madison athletics hall of fame exists in the district's own record as searched — no hall page, class list or induction announcement stands in PHM's releases, the district's site, or the school press reached. St. Pius X School (opened 2008), Discovery Middle School and Granger Christian (closed 2026) likewise show no hall in any record reached; a school founded in 2008 and a school closed in 2026 are, at this strength, too young and too gone for the question to run deeper from open sources. What PHM demonstrably does instead is sell and bestow names, and the campaign is documented whole in the district's own releases: the Chris Geesman Kingsmen Athletic Center ($25,000, December 2021), Al Rhodes Kingsmen Court ($10,000, approved October 9, 2023), and Greg Dikos Field ($10,000, approved July 22, 2024) — the district's three winningest coaches honored on buildings and surfaces, not in a hall. The settler for any contrary claim is named for the record: the PHM athletics office and the schools' own files, where a hall, if one were ever founded, would have to live.

Sources:

1. Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation releases, read November 2026 — the Chris Geesman Kingsmen Athletic Center dedication (December 2021); the Al Rhodes Kingsmen Court approval (October 9, 2023); the Greg Dikos Field approval (July 22, 2024); no hall of fame in the district's record as searched.
2. The schools' own pages and the PHM Education Foundation's record, read November 2026 — naming-rights campaign as the district's honors mechanism; no St. Pius X, Discovery or Granger Christian hall in any record reached.