Attica Consolidated School Corporation

Congratulations to Isabel Aldridge, Attica High School’s Student of the Week!
Nominated by Mrs. Vredenburgh, Isabel was recognized for her kindness, strong work ethic, and positive attitude. Isabel is a wonderful example of the character and dedication we value at Attica High School, and we are proud to celebrate her!

Wednesday evening, Mr. Campbell’s Dual Credit U.S. History students enjoyed a screening of the award-winning film Lincoln in our theater-style auditorium, bringing their study of Stephen Oates’ acclaimed biography With Malice Toward None to life. Students will now compare the film with their reading, exploring historical accuracy, the political struggles surrounding the 13th Amendment, and how lessons from history continue to shape our government today!

Students in Mrs. Galloway’s English class are putting their communication skills into practice through a hands-on lesson focused on written correspondence. From properly addressing envelopes to preparing letters for mailing, students are developing practical life skills that promote independence, attention to detail, and confidence in everyday communication.

Our Attica High School students enjoyed their annual visit to the Fountain County Courthouse, where they witnessed criminal court proceedings firsthand and gained valuable insight into our local justice system! A special thank-you to Judge Stephanie Campbell, Fountain County Prosecutor and AHS graduate Dan Askren, and their staffs for providing this outstanding learning opportunity for our Red Ramblers!

Congratulations to our Lady Ramblers on their 30–18 season-opening victory over Crawfordsville! The girls played with courage, determination, and outstanding teamwork from start to finish. Great start to the season!

Today, we are proud of our Attica High School students who exercised their right to vote and made their voices heard in our local community! Participating in our democracy is an important part of being an engaged American citizen, and it's exciting to see our young Red Ramblers taking that responsibility seriously. A special thank-you to Mr. Campbell for taking our students to the Attica voting site and helping them experience firsthand the importance of civic participation and having a voice in our country's future!

Our Attica High School Spell Bowl Team earned an impressive 2nd-place finish in the Class A Division at this evening's competition held at McCutcheon High School! We are incredibly proud of our Red Ramblers for their hard work, preparation, and outstanding performance! Way to represent Attica!

🎃📚 Our 4th and 5th graders brought their favorite book characters to life with creative character pumpkins! They did an amazing job! 🎨🧡

Upperclassmen in Mrs. Santon's Art class are leaving their creative mark on Attica High School, one ceiling tile at a time! Each uniquely designed tile reflects a little piece of their personality, creativity, and journey as a Red Rambler. We love seeing our students express themselves while creating lasting memories and leaving behind something special for future generations of Ramblers to enjoy!

🌟 November JR-SR High Staff Spotlight! 🌟

We are excited to recognize Mrs. Lisa Davis, Junior High Math Teacher, as our November Staff Spotlight! Mrs. Davis brings a passion for teaching and a genuine commitment to building meaningful relationships with students, believing that when relationships come first, learning follows. Thank you, Mrs. Davis, for the positive impact you make on our Red Ramblers and for being such a valued member of our school family!

☀️ Brought to you by the Attica Sunshine Committee!

🎃👻 Another Halloween recap from AES! 4th grade celebrated fall with a snack mix bar, Charlie Brown, escape room, minute to win it games, costumes, and tossing cheese balls at Mr. Hall. Hope all the kiddos have a great Halloween and remember to share their candy!

👻🎃 A little recap of the Halloween fun at AES! Our 2nd graders had a spook-tacular time at their Boo Crew Bash with fun stations, yummy snacks, and lots of smiles! 🧡🖤

🍄🎮 It's-a SUPER Halloween at AES! ⭐👑 The Mushroom Kingdom has officially taken over AES! Our staff powered up, collected some stars, and brought a little Mario magic to the school hallways!

Happy Halloween from the Attica JR-SR High School staff!

🏀🎉 SAVE THE DATE, ATTICA! 🎉🏀

The HARLEM WIZARDS are coming back to town!

📅 Friday, December 11, 2026

Last year was a HUGE success, and we’re ready for another night of basketball, laughs, amazing tricks, and fun for the whole family!

🎥 Get a sneak peek of the fun:
https://vimeo.com/1051299752?share=copy

Mark your calendars and help us make this another unforgettable night for our school and community!

🎟️ Game time, ticket information, and more details coming soon!

#HarlemWizards #AtticaRamblers #SaveTheDate

At this week's School Board meeting, we were proud to recognize AJ Mitchell, Colbie Hockenberry, and Jimmie Purcell for the growth they've demonstrated in citizenship over the past year! Their journeys reflect the importance of perseverance, personal growth, and the positive changes that come from continued effort. At Attica, we believe it's important to celebrate not just where students are today, but how far they've come along the way!

Our 8th Grade and High School Choir students proudly represented Attica at the 66th Annual Wabash River Conference Choral Fest earlier this month! They joined students from six other schools for a day of music and collaboration, culminating in a wonderful evening concert. A special thank you to Dr. David McNeil, a collegiate choir director from Colorado, for sharing his expertise with our students both during the festival and at their morning rehearsal!

Mrs. Santon's Drawing students have been turning candy images into colorful, realistic works of art using the grid drawing technique! Through careful observation, attention to detail, and colored-pencil shading, students are bringing their creations to life. What a great display of patience, creativity, and artistic talent from our Red Ramblers!

🌟 Celebrating Respect! 🌟 Congratulations to our 4th and 5th grade students who were recognized at October’s School Board meeting as Students of the Month for demonstrating RESPECT! 🏆 These students lead by example by showing kindness, treating others with respect, and making positive choices each day. We are so proud of you for being wonderful role models and representing AES so well! ❤️👏

Congratulations to future Rambler varsity runner Lucy Hiller on an impressive 8th-place finish in her age group at Purdue’s annual 5K run! What a great accomplishment and an exciting sign of things to come for Attica Cross Country. Keep up the great work, Lucy!