Attica Consolidated School Corporation

RED RIBBON WEEK

Today's WIN time- clubs. We have board games, chess, writing, coloring, Lego and book club options for students!

Today, our 8th graders had the opportunity to explore all of the Wabash River Career and Technical Education courses offered at Fountain Central, Covington, and Seeger. In addition to this experience, they are currently taking introductory courses in Health Science, Business, Advanced Manufacturing, and Public Safety.

Each year, we continue to expand opportunities like these to help guide students through high school and beyond, encouraging them to explore a wide range of postsecondary pathways and career options.

Precision Machining with Mr. Evans cutting aluminum on the CNC machine.

Tuesday, November 11th

Attica, Seeger and Fountain, Central students represented the DECA chapters at the invitational held at Indiana State University on Wednesday.

The students participated in several breakout sessions while on campus. The sessions included leadership, professionalism, role plays and taking a marketing test.

Attending the invitational today helps prepare the students for the upcoming district competition that will be held in December also on Indiana State University's campus. Students will choose from various categories of business to apply their skills and knowledge from the classroom into the competition.

The students receiving recognition today are as follows:

Annika (Best Casual Dressed-Seeger), Adam ( Best Casual Dressed and SCOB-Scott College of Business medal-Attica), Ethan (Leadership & Professionalism medals-Attica), Kalina (Highest Test Score- Fountain Central) & Adalyn (Highest Test Score-Seeger).

DECA sponsor/Business Instructor: Mrs. Current

🚨ATTENTION PARENTS🚨 PTO's Breakfast Duo - Monday, Oct 27th

Family Night Volleyball League returns soon! Fill out this form and return it to Brian Duncan in order to register your team. No joke -- these spots always go fast, so don't wait too long!

Today marked the final day of our varsity cross country season at sectional. It’s been a pleasure coaching this group and we will certainly miss our seniors, Maddox Rice and Abe Remaklus. As coaches we are already making plans for next year-it’s just a blink away!

On target! And then some! Recent Attica alum Hannah Lacy (Class of 2025) scored a major victory as part of the first place team at the USA Archery Collegiate 3D Nationals in Foley, Alabama, shooting as a freshman member of the archery team from the University of Rio Grande (Ohio). Way to go, Hannah!

https://www.newsbug.info/south_lake_county_sun/news/attica-alumnus-hannah-lacy-wins-archery-nationals-at-rio-grande/article_3fe0f9c2-fe27-4f1f-859b-3ca156135f02.html

Huge shoutout to all of the Grandparents, VIPs, Volunteers, Law Enforcement Officers, and the Attica PTO who helped make our 2025 Grandparents/VIP Day a tremendous success! Your time, support, and enthusiasm made the day extra special for our students and staff. Attica Elementary truly has the best community around! #RamblingWithPurpose #AtticaProud

Join us for the fall play!

The Introduction to Business 8th grade class recently created frappe coffee drinks for students at the high school and staff.

The students learned how to use the appropriate ingredients in the drinks, advertise the coffees and complete orders.

The CTE Business, Entrepreneurship and Marketing classes, along with the Principles of Business class created headstones from businesses that are no longer in existence. Some of these businesses came back from the dead under new ownership, but others just stayed gone. The brick-and-mortar stores are no more.

The students researched businesses that were gone and found out the reasons why. Some were due to bankruptcy, unable to manage the business and other various reasons.

The CTE Business, Entrepreneurship & Marketing class have been learning about food trucks and the community. The students participated in a gallery walk to research more material needed about designing food trucks and what goes into that process.

The class had guest speakers from Gordo's Food Truck and explained how they got started along with the details driving the market for food trucks as a business.

Pictured are students from Fountain Central, Seeger and Attica with the owner, associate and Mrs. Current (instructor).

Thank you to Mrs. Hedgecock's class for helping with recycling!

Thank you to Attica County Market for donating ice cream sandwiches for honor roll students!

First quarter honor roll

Our 4th graders had an amazing day at Conner Prairie! Students loved riding high in the sky on the helium balloon, exploring the corn maze, playing at the treehouse, and stepping back in time through history. Mrs. Rosswurm and Mrs. Stafford enjoyed watching students learn outside the classroom—and appreciated the surprisingly quiet bus ride! A big thank-you to all the chaperones who joined us and helped make the day a success!