This week’s FFA elementary craft brought creativity, agriculture, and plenty of smiles together in one fun activity. We love seeing our younger students connect with FFA and experience hands-on learning in such an engaging way!
In Mrs. Mattern’s Work-Based Learning class, students recently took time to reflect on the chapter of life that is closing and the new one about to begin. Today’s culminating activity—flying paper airplanes—served as a powerful symbol of launching into a future that is both exciting and full of possibility. ⚫🔴
Mr. Latoz's 8th grade Public Safety class has been diving into the science of fingerprints and learning how to lift latent prints like real investigators. Today, students put their skills to the test by dusting and lifting fingerprints from lightbulbs—hands-on learning at its best!
The Attica School Board recognized our wrestling program Monday night for an outstanding season. Aubrey Bartkowiak earned a State Championship, and Hayden Snowden, Gunner Payne, and Anthony Askren qualified for Semi-State, while Coach Barnett and Coach Bellomo’s leadership continues to drive the program’s success. We are proud of Attica Wrestling’s season-long excellence and excited for what lies ahead.
Attica Ag teacher and FFA advisor Margo Galloway and her officers were recognized at this week’s school board meeting for the hard work and dedication they have poured into building and strengthening our FFA program. Their leadership, commitment, and passion continue to make a lasting impact on our students and our school community.
As we celebrate FFA Week, we are proud of the growth, opportunities, and traditions this program brings to Attica, and we look forward to even more success ahead.
As we celebrate FFA Week, we are proud of the growth, opportunities, and traditions this program brings to Attica, and we look forward to even more success ahead.
Our community is proud of our boys swim team at the Crawfordsville Sectional Finals! Aaron Saunders earned 2nd and 4th in the 100 backstroke and 200 freestyle — setting new PRs and school records in both events, while Roman Mitchell battled to 13th in the 100 backstroke and 15th in the freestyle. Their hard work, heart, and pride represent the very best of who we are, in and out of the pool.
We ❤️ Our Seniors. (2 of 2)
We ❤️ Our Seniors. (1 of 2)
So proud of our student section tonight- out to support our boys and our seniors. Let's Go!!!
Today we held the first session of our Attica Leadership Training, and it was an exciting step forward for our school. Participating individuals represent many segments of our school and community — different grade levels, interests, activities, backgrounds, and perspectives. This training is designed to help students grow as positive influences and strong representatives of our school, while learning how to serve others and strengthen our culture.
Congratulations to Gwen Duncan, Nora Smalley, and Keleigh Moore who will proudly represent Attica tomorrow at the ISSMA Solo and Ensemble Competition hosted at Perry Meridian High School.
They earned this honor by receiving Gold ratings at the district level in Group I — music of the highest degree of difficulty. We are proud of their dedication, preparation, and school spirit as they carry the Attica name onto the state stage. Go Red Ramblers!
They earned this honor by receiving Gold ratings at the district level in Group I — music of the highest degree of difficulty. We are proud of their dedication, preparation, and school spirit as they carry the Attica name onto the state stage. Go Red Ramblers!
Small Engines has been a huge hit in Mrs. Galloway’s Ag Power class! Students are currently dismantling a Briggs & Stratton engine and will soon put their skills to the test by reassembling it. We love seeing hands-on learning that builds real-world skills and keeps our students engaged and problem-solving every day.
Congratulations to Attica swimmer George Harrison for breaking the junior high records in both the 100 backstroke and 50 fly! He’s now less than four seconds away from challenging the high school records — an incredible achievement and a testament to his hard work and dedication in the pool.
Congratulations to Keleigh Moore and Rebecca Anderson for their outstanding performance at the IMEA Area 3 Circle the State With Song Festival in Crawfordsville. They represented Attica with pride, talent, and professionalism — we are incredibly proud of the way they continue to showcase the excellence of our music program!
The Attica JH Swim & Dive team had a strong showing last night, finishing 2nd in their Co-Ed meet against Fountain Central and North Vermillion. Our student-athletes continue to demonstrate great effort, teamwork, and growth as the season progresses. We are proud of the way they represent Attica both in and out of the pool!
A big thank you to Missy Vandewater, our cheerleaders, and our Spirit Lifters for the energy and dedication they bring to making our school events special. Their hard work behind the scenes and on the sidelines plays a huge role in building school pride and creating a positive atmosphere for our students and community. We wish them the very best as they prepare for the Cheer Showcase at Seeger next Wednesday, 2/25/26.
Students in Ms. Phillippo’s class put their communication skills to the test with a fun and challenging activity focused on clear directions and careful listening. Without being able to say what the picture was or show the image, one student had to guide another step-by-step through drawing it. The lesson encouraged students to adjust their approach, think creatively, and strengthen how they communicate with one another.
This STEAM Saturday, students used math and engineering to build 3-d puzzle pieces. With a bit of trial and error, they used their pieces to create a heart for Valentine’s Day. Working collaboratively, students rotated, flipped, and reconfigured their creations, applying problem-solving strategies and persistence to turn structured forms into creativity!
4th grade field trip to the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra’s “Symphony On the Go”. They got to hear Stravinsky’s “Firebird” in addition to part of his
“Pulcinella” and “Tarantella”. The orchestra also treated them to a live performance of John Williams’ “Jurassic Park”. Some of the students even had their story illustrations displayed on the screen during the concert!
Attica boys basketball takes down South Vermillion 43–28! Proud of the Ramblers’ defensive effort and team play in a strong conference win — great job, boys!
