More Petting Zoo fun!










Students were able to visit FFAs annual Petting Zoo










This week, Warren County Chief Deputy Greg Grimmett taught the North Criminal Justice class defensive/physical tactics. A few of the tactics taught were handcuffing and take-downs. Students used kick pads, handcuffs and a padded “Redman” suit.




Sixth grade science students learning about the importance of aerodynamics and the engineering design process in a paper airplane lab.




Seventh grade science students exploring how reflexes in the body work.

Thank you to the Devon for hosting our students who met their reading goals 3 out of the 4 nine weeks. We appreciate their hospitality every year. 📚❤️ 🎥

Students in Mrs. Current's Business CTE class took a brief field trip to Veedersburg. They learned about what it takes to open and operate a family business. The students got to see first hand the deliveries being made from distributors to the business while at the Mustang Corral. They also were able to see the inside of Suzie Q's Ice cream and were informed on how that operation works.
Students were from Attica, Covington, & Seeger Schools.


The students in Mrs. Current's Principles of Business class had a guest speaker on Insurance. Mr. Weise gave examples of differences of simple and compounding interest and information on types of insurance that the teenage students would need to know about.


FFA Petting Zoo- elementary visitors










5th grade visit to AHS- tours, pizza, locker practice and more!










Thank you Hersheys for letting us come for our 4th nine weeks reading incentive trip! The kids loved the sweet treat! 🍦📚 ❤️










Do you recognize any of these items? Lost and found at AHS.


AHS Incentive Celebration

Dear Attica Elementary Families, We are excited to celebrate the achievements of our students during our K–5 Awards Day on Thursday, May 22nd! The ceremony will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Attica Jr./Sr. High School Auditorium. Parents and guardians are welcome to attend. Student drop-off will remain, as usual, at the normal Attica Elementary entrance. After dropping off your child, you may proceed to the auditorium parking lot and enter through Door 32 to attend the ceremony. Once the awards ceremony concludes (around 10:00–10:30 a.m.), parents/guardians may sign their child out for the day, if they choose. Staff members will be stationed in the auditorium lobby to assist with the sign-out process. We look forward to celebrating a great year with you and recognizing our students for all their hard work! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the school. Sincerely, Mr. Andrew Hall Dean of Students Attica Elementary School
DONUTS WITH THE DEAN -the April students of the month were able to enjoy donuts with Mr. Hall


4th graders enjoyed the day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Grand Prix Time Trials today. They had beautiful weather and lots of sunshine.










On Wednesday, Attica Police Chief Garret Miller brought his K9 partner to school for a demonstration. The demonstration included narcotics detection, apprehension and tracking. A big thanks to Chief Miller, Attica PD Assistant Chief/SRO Kyle Askren and Indiana State Police Trooper David Millburg for coming on and sharing their experience and expertise.





Spring 2025 Final Exam Schedule

Join us Monday, May 12th, at 6:30pm for a special meeting of the Attica school board, as we review appraisal results for the old elementary school and receive proposals for the site's future use. Come learn about potential plans for this property, an important part of The Place to Be. This meeting will be held in the Flex Room, near the athletic doors of the high school.

Thank you to Officer Kyle Askren for grilling lunch for staff on this gorgeous day!





