Great job to Mr. Dean and Mr. Mattern for leading an engaging 7th grade PE pickleball lesson that was thoughtfully scaffolded to build students’ understanding of rules and techniques. The lesson culminated in match play, where students stayed actively engaged and showed great sportsmanship by positively supporting one another!
A big thank you to Sterling Church and River City Church for providing lunch for our staff during Teacher Appreciation Week—we truly appreciate your generosity and support! Our Rambler PTO also did an incredible job making the week special. Today, they provided students with “Gratefulness Keychains” to deliver to teachers who have made a meaningful impact in their lives.
📚✨ Family Literacy Night is TONIGHT! ✨📚
Join us at AES from 5:00–6:00 PM for an evening of:
🎲 Games
📖 Fun literacy activities
🍧 Popsicles
Bring the whole family and join the fun!
A huge thank you to Cindy Mason and Attica Main Street for their generosity in providing gift cards for our teachers—we truly appreciate your continued support of our staff! It’s always fun to celebrate our teachers throughout the day, and these thoughtful surprises make a meaningful impact.
A big thank you to the American Legion for providing a wonderful lunch for our staff—we truly appreciate your generosity and support! We are also grateful to the Rambler PTO for organizing everything and treating our team to refreshing lemon shake-ups that made the day extra special.
Bravo! Our Fine Arts Spring program last night was a tremendous success. From the outstanding visual art displays to the impressive pieces by our Attica Jr.-Sr. High bands and choirs, it was a wonderful celebration of our students’ talent and hard work.
A big thank you to Cindy Mason and Attica Main Street for hosting our staff at Budreau’s in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week. We are grateful for your continued support and for making our staff feel so valued by the Attica community!
A big thank you to Taylor Van Cleave and the Western Indiana Community Foundation for supporting our classrooms and investing in our students and teachers. We are also proud of Serenity Pattengale and Camden Folkart for nominating Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Crane, who will each receive $250 from the WICF to enhance their classrooms!
Mrs. Mattern’s PCC Business class hosted a business breakfast this morning, where students discussed career paths they have researched. It was great to see our students building confidence and real-world communication skills for their future!
We’re putting the finishing touches on our senior tiles—congratulations to the Attica Class of 2026! 🎓 We are proud of all you’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make beyond AHS.
Join us for our Senior Scholarship Awards Night as we celebrate the Class of 2026 and their outstanding achievements. The event will take place on May 22 at 6 PM in the Roy M. Jones Auditorium—we look forward to recognizing our seniors and their bright futures!
TAT A TEACHER FUNDRAISER = ABSOLUTE CHAOS (the FUN kind) 🤩🔥
We seriously don’t know who had more fun—the kids or the staff… but WOW did everyone show UP!! 🙌
And MR. HALL?!?! The kids came for him and he ended up with a jaw-dropping 115 TATTOOS 😱💥
LEGEND STATUS!!!
Best. Day. Ever. 🎉🎉
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!
