EVENT UPDATED: Basketball (Boys JV/V) Attica Junior-Senior High School vs Frontier at Attica Junior-Senior High School (H) will now be played on Monday, 2/19/2024 (was 2/16/2024) Location: Attica Junior-Senior High School Homecoming activities and dance will be on Friday, 2/23/24
Congratulations to this week's Jr High PRIDE ticket drawing winners!
Attica CS will be dismissing at 12:45pm due to the poor road conditions. NO evening activities tonight. Homecoming festivities will be rescheduled for next Friday. Please be safe.
Great job by our boy's swim team this evening at sectional prelims.
Aaron Saunders continues to improve on personal best times, swimming a 1:05.95 in 100 Backstroke. He placed second in his heat and ended up in the top 8 to advance to Saturday's sectional finals.
Freshmen Aaron Saunders starts off Sectional Prelims with a Personal Best time of 2:20 in the 200 Yard IM and wins his heat
Yesterday,
Target Time classes started the rock-paper-scissors tournament. Those winners played their grade level peers at lunch today and we now have our bracket set for the pep session tomorrow. Congrats to Officer Askren for winning the staff competition.
Tonight's 6th grade girls basketball game vs Covington has been rescheduled for Monday, February 26th.
These 6th graders have been working at Target Time to finish their homecoming board. Each class is making a board and they will be on display this Friday for the homecoming game.
We are officially 120 days smarter in first grade!
Mr. Evans has his precision machine students hard at work.
Educations professions Senior, Ms. Maggie Branstetter, helping her 4th graders learn about animal structures and adaptations by dissecting a squid.
It's Wacky Wednesday for homecoming dress up day!
These seniors are working at Target Time to finish their amazing senior homecoming board. Each class is making a board and they will be on display this Friday for the homecoming game.
It's Valentine's Day, so why not decorate the cafeteria for a candle-lit lunch and play some love songs! Oh, and everyone student also got a box of chocolates!
Our AHS culinary students made 4 dozen valentine sugar cookies for the Autumn Trace residents. These three students were awarded samples for taste testing.
Mrs. Beck's ALS Animal Science class had a guest speaker today to demonstrate how to draw blood from a fish. The class was also able to examine the fish cells under the microscope and compare them to human cells. Thank you Mr. Newman for visiting us today.
Aubree Jones and Dallas Bartlett show off their A+ muffins that the culinary students baked for the AHS and AES staff for tomorrow. These cranberry, walnut, orange zest muffins promise to be a winner! Thanks for the efforts of all the culinary students in providing a deliciously healthy snack to staff!
The Western Indiana Community Foundation is embarking on an exciting initiative to understand and address the needs of our residents, and we need your valuable input!
We've created a brief Community Needs Survey to gather insights and perspectives from individuals like you in Fountain County. Your responses will play a crucial role in shaping future initiatives and making our community an even better place to live. Specifically, creating a better quality of life for our communities through parks and recreation.
Would you be willing to take a few minutes to complete the survey and share it with your friends, family, and neighbors? Your collective input will help us prioritize projects and allocate resources where they are needed most.
Thank you for being an essential part of our community. Your voice matters, and together, we can build a stronger, more vibrant future.
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Mrs. Santons high school students are working on printmaking collages
