Attica softball picked up a big win this week as they continue to improve with each game. We’re proud of their hard work, determination, and the progress they’re making as a team!
Attica High School golf had a great week competing at Harrison Hills, showing steady improvement and strong teamwork throughout the event. We’re proud of the effort and sportsmanship our players displayed as they continue to grow each time they take the course.
Attica High School Work Based Learning students participated in the “Hire Me” event at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds today, where they demonstrated outstanding professionalism and interviewing skills. Each student completed at least five interviews and connected with business leaders to explore real-world career opportunities.
A big shout out to the Attica Junior High Student Council and Work Based Learning class for creating 90 May Day baskets for residents at Autumn Trace and Williamsport Rehab Center. We are proud of our students for spreading kindness and making a positive impact in our community!
Attica Chemistry students put their learning into action by making ice cream during a lab focused on thermal energy transfer. This hands-on experience helped students better understand scientific concepts while having a little fun along the way!
The Attica CTE Business class recently made a final visit to a local organization before the end of the school year to observe daily operations and learn directly from those who help run it. This experience provided valuable insight into the role of community partnerships, volunteerism, and real-world workplace practices in supporting others.
Happy Principal’s Day to the one and only Mr. Hall! Your leadership, dedication, and constant support make a difference every single day. Thank you for everything you do to inspire and guide your students, staff and community — we’re lucky to have you!
Students from the Attica High School Band, Choir, and Theater recently traveled to Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre in Indianapolis, where they enjoyed a great lunch and an outstanding performance of Singin’ in the Rain. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to experience live theater and spend time together celebrating the arts!
Congratulations to our Attica Junior High boys on their 1st place finish at the Bi-County meet, and to our girls team for a strong 4th place finish—great work by all! Thank you to all of our volunteers for your time and support in making this event a success.
Last night, our senior National Honor Society members recognized the teacher or coach who has made the greatest impact on their journey. The Attica NHS also extends its appreciation to all educators who make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
At last night’s Attica School Board meeting, we recognized several outstanding achievements. Mr. Mark Mattern earned WRCTE approval for Attica’s Physical Therapy Program to become a shared program in 2026–2027, Steven Arizmendi was honored for excellence in the program, and choir students Gwen Duncan and Nora Smalley earned gold ratings at State, with Gwen receiving a Gold with Distinction. In athletics, senior swimmer Aaron Saunders was recognized for his sectional performance and as a conference champion.
We’re proud to recognize our students for their outstanding effort and performance at ISSMA- your hard work and dedication truly paid off! We are grateful for the commitment of these students and directors, and we celebrate their accomplishments alongside all of our fine arts programs.
Thank you to everyone who came out to support Attica National Honor Society at our annual Pizza Hut Tip Night—your generosity helped us raise over $1,100! We are especially grateful to Pizza Hut for hosting us and matching tips up to $500, helping support our students with items like patches, stoles, and state membership.
Congratulations to our High School Fine Arts Academic Super Bowl team on earning 3rd place in their division this past week! Their hard work studying art and music from the American Revolution paid off as they competed strongly in a challenging field. We are proud of their dedication and outstanding effort!
Attica was proud to welcome Police Chief Garrett Miller, Officer Alex Swisher, and K9 Niko to our North Criminal Justice class today! Students learned about K9 tracking, apprehension, and drug detection, while also getting to see Niko’s friendly side as he enjoyed some well-earned attention. Thank you to the Attica Police Department for providing this engaging, hands-on learning experience!
Last night’s Ramblers PTO Family Bingo Night was a fantastic success, filled with fun, laughter, and great community spirit! We are incredibly grateful to our PTO and all the volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to make the evening so special for our families. Thank you for all you do to support Attica Schools—we truly appreciate you!
Attica Girls’ Tennis celebrated Senior Night honoring Lilly Sichts, Molly Peterson, and Aubree Jones for their dedication and commitment to the program. We thank these seniors for their leadership and contributions both on and off the court, and wish them the best in their future endeavors! 🎾
Attica proudly hosted one of the IASP Area Academic Super Bowl competitions this year, welcoming 13 schools across all four enrollment classifications. Competing in Class 4, Attica earned 2nd place in Math and Social Studies, 3rd in Science and Fine Arts, and 4th in English. We’re proud of our students and grateful to the IASP, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Sarah Mattern, and Mr. Duncan for helping make the event a success!
🎉 BINGO BINGO BINGO!!! 🎉
Don’t forget — tonight is Family Bingo Night!
Bring everyone along, join the fun, and get ready to win some awesome prizes!
See you there! 🏆
Congratulations to Attica High School senior Lillian Irwin on being selected as a Networks Scholar at Indiana State University’s Scott College of Business for Fall 2026! This highly competitive program recognizes top students for their academic achievement and leadership, while providing valuable financial support, professional development, and industry connections. Lillian plans to major in Marketing and Sales—well done!
