Attica Consolidated School Corporation

At tonight's board meeting the drama department was recognized. This month, the Attica Jr/Sr High School Drama Department delivered an outstanding production of The Murder Mystery at the Murder Mystery by Brian Taylor, showcasing the talent, discipline, and creativity of our students. Over 19 students participated both onstage and behind the scenes, contributing to acting, set design, costumes, lighting, sound, and stage management. Our tech crew was led by Mrs Cait Krueger Conway. Feedback from families, staff, and community members highlighted the creativity and problem solving skills of the cast and crew. A few of our members even went way outside of their comfort zones to present an excellent performance. In addition to the extra curricular hours that the cast and crew put in each day, we have a Theatre Production class whose students work daily on set construction, costume and prop design, sound, lights, marketing, and organization. All of the students gain experience in collaboration, time management, problem-solving, and communication skills. We are so proud of all of these students for their hard work and dedication. Thank you to the school board, administration, families, and community partners for their continued support that helps make this program possible. Sincerest Thanks, Mrs. Jill DeAnda

Breaking News: Your teachers found their old basketball pictures and decided they’re ready for one more big game. So naturally… they’re challenging the Harlem Wizards. 🤯 What could possibly go wrong?! Join us tomorrow night to cheer them on and watch history (and maybe a pulled muscle or two) in the making! 🏀😂

Breaking News: Your teachers found their old basketball pictures and decided they’re ready for one more big game. So naturally… they’re challenging the Harlem Wizards. 🤯 What could possibly go wrong?! Join us tomorrow night to cheer them on and watch history (and maybe a pulled muscle or two) in the making! 🏀😂

The Attica DECA chapter has set a goal of $75 for the MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association) Organization from December 1-12. The pinups are $1 and can be purchased through any active member of DECA.

What's Next: transforming uncertainty into action. Helping people live stronger. Investing in what’s possible—and making it a reality.

During this holiday season, why not support MDA/DECA.
The link to the website is below:

https://mda.donordrive.com/team/26902

This will take the donor directly to the Attica High School (MDA) site to donate directly, if they choose.

The Principles of Business classes designed turkeys to reflect "Name the Brand without Naming the Brand" for the holidays. These are on display outside of the Business Room.

At this time of year, many people reach out and ask, “What are the needs in our community?” or “How can I help?” Your willingness to support others truly reflects the spirit of this season. The Attica Community Foundation has created several funds designed to directly assist our students, teachers, and families. See the attached letter for more information about some of the ways you can make a meaningful impact in our community this season.

🎩 THE HARLEM WIZARDS ARE COMING TO ATTICA! 🎉
Tuesday, November 25 @ 7:00 PM – AHS Main Gym

Get ready for an AMAZING night of tricks, laughs, and high-energy basketball! Bring your family, friends, neighbors—BRING EVERYONE! This is a show you won’t want to miss!

🎟 Tickets:
https://api.harlemwizardsinabox.com/game/event/atticain11-25-25-07-00pm/

✨ PTO - WIZARD TATTOOS!
Monday & Tuesday morning, the PTO will be selling Harlem Wizard temporary tattoos for $1.
Each $1 = one entry to win a FREE ticket to Tuesday night’s game!

Let’s pack the gym and show the Wizards how Attica shows up! 🏀💥

During this week's STEAM Saturday, we explored the fascinating engineering behind the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons. Students learned how these giant inflatables are designed, from structural planning and material selection to the physics that keep them afloat. After discovering the science and creativity involved, participants applied what they learned by designing and constructing their own parade-style balloons. The session blended engineering principles with hands-on creativity!

The AHS principles of culinary classes prepared and enjoyed a full Thanksgiving lunch today. Congrats to all these students on their tremendous efforts. Mrs. Mattern would like to thank Mrs Truelove, Mr. Robertson, and Dallas Bartlett for the extra help they lent to the occasion.

Parents: Check out our Lost & Found and see if anything is from your house!!

Seven students from the high school choir attended IMEA All-Region Choir yesterday at the University of Indianapolis. They sang in a 186-person choir directed by Dr. Andrew Crow, the Director of Choral Activities at Ball State University. Mason Dixon, Gwen Duncan, Janie Hemp, Brayden Kirby, Nora Smalley, Morgyn Wood, and Chloe Wu represented Attica well!

Does anything look familiar? This is the lost and found in the high school cafeteria. Please claim any missing items asap!

A big shout out to these students who went above and beyond to help other students in need. We appreciate their incredible acts and making sure everyone is safe and sound! Rambler Pride.

Exciting news to share!

ICP students doing a circle review of the Periodic Table.

Officer Hill recognized Dalton today for voluntarily cleaning up trash in front of the school. Thank you, Dalton!

Reminder- Join us tonight @ 7 pm and tomorrow afternoon @ 3 pm for The Murder Mystery...

The Attica DECA chapter has been busy planning dress up days for this week to recognize the month of November as DECA month. Additionally, the students are selling DECA squares as a fundraiser. The high school class who purchases the most DECA squares during this week, will receive a donut party for their class the following week. As of this morning, Thursday, the sophomore class is in the lead. That could soon change!!!