
The Finals Bell Schedule for Thursday, May 22rd - The last day of the 23-24 School Year!


Students may be signed out by a parent at any time today. Students may also be give permssion for students to walk home by calling the AES office.
Dismissal will be at 2:40pm from the Elementary School today for AHS students.
Student drivers are not able to get their vehicle at this time.

Before the senior breakfast this morning, the class of 2024, school board members, and administration surprised "Big Tom" with a special presentation.
The new lane behind the school will be named "Big Tom Boulevard".



Thanks to the Attica Free Methodist for supplying breakfast for our seniors this morning.




Mr. Jensen woke up to find the class of 2024 camping on his front yard this morning. #SeniorPrank2024


The Attica Consolidated School Corporation is seeking a Junior-Senior High School Principal. For more information on this and other openings for the 2024-25 school year check out the AHS website :
https://www.attica.k12.in.us/page/employment

Mrs. DeAnda's 7th grade BSD class presented their Dream Vacation projects today. They researched the location’s history and created a budget for themselves and the guests they would take with them.








Exciting News for Our Basketball Program! 🏀🎉
We are thrilled to announce that Pat Skaggs is returning to Attica to take the helm as our new Boys Varsity Basketball Coach. Coach Skaggs brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success in Indiana High School Basketball.
Throughout his coaching career, Coach Skaggs has made a significant impact on every program he has led. One notable highlight was his tenure at Attica High School back in the mid-late 1990s, when he guided the team to impressive achievements on the court.
Please join us in welcoming Coach Pat Skaggs back to Attica! Go Ramblers!


📣 Attica Schools Welcomes New Superintendent, Matthew Williams! 🎉
We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Matthew Williams as the new superintendent of Attica Consolidated School Corporation. With an impressive background in education and leadership, Dr. Williams brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to student success.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Matthew Williams to the Rambler Family! We look forward to his leadership and the positive impact he will make on our students and community. 🙌💪 #AtticaIsThePlaceToBe


During tonight's ACSC School Board meeting the jr high academic team and coaches were recognized and received their certificates for successful completion of their season. (Not pictured: Zoe Phillippo)


Congratulations to Gunner Payne for qualifying and competing at the 2024 Middle School Track State Finals at Indiana State University today!
He was joined by teammates and coaches who made the trip to cheer him on. Way to represent for Rambler Nation!









Congratulations to this week's positive office referral recipient, Neveah Niece. Mrs. Santon shared, " Neveah is full of creative ideas and a positive contributor to the art room environment!"


Congratulations to this week's PRIDE ticket drawing winners!


Today the North WRCTE Criminal Justice went to the Attica Police Department to use the “Shoot/No Shoot” Simulator. The simulator has thousands of combinations of scenarios to work with. Student got an idea of how police officers make split decisions based on what is happening in each scenario. Big Thanks to APD Assistant Chief and SRO Kyle Askren for hosting us.






The junior high and elementary student council members joined together to clean Ravine Park this afternoon. Thanks for your hard work.





The freshmen in Mrs. Mattern's Preparing for College and Careers class are completing their formal interviews with community members, Cindy Mason, Adam Tyler, and Jerry Mattern. Twenty seven students finished their required individual interviews this week.






The 6th grade SEL class created mental health awareness chalk drawings for the AHS entrance today.








Check out these events hosted at Purdue this Summer-
These events will be of particular interest to female, middle school students with a STEM interest, but please note that all students in middle school are welcome.
The Women in Engineering Program at Purdue University is offering two, free Saturday events this summer. Both events are for middle school, 7th, 8th and future 9th grade students with an engineering interest.
On Saturday, June 1st, we will virtually offer CEO: Connecting Engineers Online! This online event is from 9:30 – 11:00 a.m., EST., and will be led in 3 different languages.
On Saturday, July 13th, the Women in Engineering Program will host an all-day event on the Purdue University, West Lafayette campus. Participants of Engineering FYI: For Your Imagination, will work alongside Women in Engineering student mentors and take part in hands-on engineering activities.
Anyone interested may also visit www.purdue.edu/wiep and look for further information and registration under the Events tab.



Mark Your Calendars:
2023-24 Middle School Awards Ceremony
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2024
2pm - 3pm
Roy Jones Auditorium
Please enter through the athletic/auditorium entrance (door 25). Doors will unlock at 1:45pm. There will be an area sectioned off for guests to sit.

Mrs. Beck's animal science class has started dissecting rabbits!

