Attica Consolidated School Corporation

HOCO 2025 Today is wear your class colors and anything but a backpack day. We have a lot of participation and creativity!

Dear Students, Families, and Community Members,
Homecoming 2025 is in full swing!

This week’s spirit days are off to a great start. On Monday, students hopped out of bed and came to school in their pajamas. Today, we saw plenty of team pride for Jersey Day. Tomorrow is Class Color Day and Anything but a Backpack. Thursday is Hot versus Cold- dress for summer in shorts and a t-shirt or bundle up with hats and gloves. Friday is Gold Out/Glow Out- wear gold or neon.

Tomorrow evening (Wednesday) at 6:00 pm at Lewis Bruce Stadium, you will find our students in grades 9-12 playing some powderpuff football. The girls will be suited up and in action, while the boys will be coaching. Here is the schedule of the games:

Game 1: Freshman girls vs. Sophomore girls

Game 2: Junior girls vs. Senior girls

Game 3: Winners of Game 1 and Game 2 face off

Final Match: Game 3 winner vs. the Staff Team

Friday evening, the Homecoming events continue with a parade beginning at 5:00 pm. The cheerleaders, band, decorated trucks and floats, our homecoming court, and the football team will head down Perry Street, turn up on Washington Street (by the public library), and return to the high school on Brady Street.

After the parade, the Attica Boosters Club will be tailgating by the baseball field, serving walking tacos. Come join in for some great food and fellowship prior to the game.

At 7:00 pm, the Red Ramblers will be taking on the North Vermillion Falcons. During halftime, a king and queen will be crowned.

We would love to see the stands filled with our community supporting the Red Ramblers. Let’s make Homecoming 2025 a memorable one!

Mrs. Crane and a few representatives from the AHS student media class were recognized at tonight's board meeting for all of their projects and activities!

Homecoming Tailgate!

The varsity cross country team competed at one of the nation’s best courses on Saturday morning at New Prairie. There was fun to be had after the meet at the Monon Whistle Stop!

CPR awards for cross country this week- co grata to Evelyn Mattern and Kalen Cole!

🚨HOMECOMING TAILGATE🚨 Where: Friday, September 26, 2025 Where: Baseball Parking Lot

We kicked off this year’s STEAM Saturday, where students explored the world of apples through hands-on science activities. They learned about the lifecycle of an apple, from seed to fruit, and conducted experiments to investigate the density of apples, and whether they would sink or float. They then created their own boats from an apple, and tested their ability to float. We had apple smiles for a snack, and then concluded with a fun and creative twist as students made their own apple-scented slime, combining science with sensory play!

It's homecoming week! Today is pajama day!

The students in Mrs. Current's Introduction to Business class got to apply their skills to paycheck scavenger hunt. The students had to locate where net pay and gross pay were located on a paycheck. They were able to tell if a person was paid weekly, or bi-weekly. The students also had to figure the amount of deductions that were taken out of that paycheck.

Saturday morning, the Attica DECA Chapter participated in the Heritage Days at the riverfront. The students served coffee, hot chocolate and cookies to the patrons that attended the festival. This was the organization's first community event. The students represented Attica, Seeger and Fountain Central schools with advisor Mrs. Current, Business Instructor. Students: Ethan, Adam, Sam, Mason, Adalyn, Annika, Morgyn and Mrs Current

Living History Days were presented to local 4th graders by Illiana Antique Power Association. Students visited stations to learn about history through sight, touch, smell, and taste. The staff interacted with our students to pass on stories and teach the trades of our past.

🌟 AES Student Council in Action 🌟 Six of our AES Student Council members were invited to take part in the Attica 200 Bicentennial celebrations! From grinding flour and making bricks, to boring logs and navigating a replica canal lock, our students had the chance to step back in time and experience the roots of our hometown, Attica. What an incredible opportunity for them to connect with history while celebrating our community’s 200 years!

The AHS and AES staff enjoyed a cookout today. Thank you to Officer Kyle Askren for grilling and Sarah Mattern and students for the sides and desserts!

Biology students conducting self-designed experiments on habitat selection in mealworms.

Congrat to our 1st place runner, Carter Ashley in his tremendous run this evening against a talented field at the Central Catholic Invitational!!!!

Junior high band and choir students had a blast visiting Harmony Theater in Hillsboro for a production of “Gilligan’s Island” and a Q&A with the cast and director.

AHS Homecoming Week - September 22-26th