Attica Consolidated School Corporation

Today, we would like to send a huge THANK YOU to Officer Hill in honor of National School Resource Officer Day (Sunday, February 15). Officer Hill has been a tremendous asset to our school corporation and an even greater presence for our students. His commitment, care, and dedication to keeping our schools safe does not go unnoticed, and we truly hope to continue seeing him around our schools. We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to SRO Officer Askren, who has served as our school’s SRO for quite some time. His consistency, professionalism, and dedication to our students and staff have made a lasting impact on our school community. Thank you both for all you do to support, protect, and care for our children each and every day. We are incredibly grateful! 💙👮‍♂️

Welcome to the 2026 AES Winter Olympics! ❄️🏅 Our 5th graders competed in six exciting winter sports and absolutely crushed it! 🥌 Curling 🎿 Ski Jumping ⛸️💨 Speed Skating 🛷 Bobsled 🏒 Ice Hockey ⛸️✨ Figure Skating Fun was had, teamwork was strong, and these athletes did an amazing job! 🏆

3rd grade was so hoppy to meet a new friend for Valentine’s Day!

What an awesome Walk of Champions today at Attica as we sent our wrestlers off to Semi-State! We wish our Rambler wrestlers Haydon Snowden, Gunner Payne, and Anthony Askren all the best this weekend — your hard work, grit, and dedication make our entire community proud.

Today we say thank you to Officer Calvin Hill on his last day at Attica. He has helped keep our students and staff safe while building positive relationships and showing genuine care for our school community. He will truly be missed, and we wish him the very best in his next chapter!

It’s been a great week of Attica basketball, and we wrap it up tonight at South Vermillion! JV tips off at 6:00 PM with varsity to follow at 7:30 — come out and support our Ramblers!

Learning in motion! Students in Ms. Vredenburgh’s class are reviewing for their upcoming equation quiz by getting up, collaborating, and working problems around the room — a great example of active engagement and focused preparation.

What a great week for Attica music at ISSMA in West Lafayette!

Zaidrick Mullins performed a Group III violin solo in his first ISSMA appearance and earned a gold rating, while Joe Shoaf took on one of the most challenging trumpet solos on the Group I list and brought home a bronze. Both students put in countless hours of practice, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work, courage, and growth they showed on stage!

We are so excited to announce: The Attica Community Foundation has awarded a $7,500 grant to Attica Elementary School to support the installation of a Book Vending Machine for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The machine will be stocked with new, age-appropriate books and will allow students to earn tokens through reading goals and positive behaviors, which they can redeem to select a book to take home and keep. We are proud to support this creative initiative and help encourage reading while increasing students’ access to books! 📚❤️

There will be no school at Attica on Monday, February 9. The day is on the calendar as a scheduled makeup day and because we have been able to conserve our days, we have no days to makeup. It is not an e-learning day. There will be no instruction.

Attica is proud to celebrate Gabe Dreher as he signs with Manchester University to continue his academic and football career. Surrounded by family, friends, and teammates, Gabe represents the dedication, character, and hard work that make our school and community proud.

Last night, Attica Basketball teamed up with Park Heritage to raise awareness and support for Riley Hospital—what an incredible show of unity for a great cause. We’re so proud of our student-athletes for representing our school with heart, leadership, and true community spirit both on and off the court!

It was an honor to welcome back Roy Jones, Attica’s longtime principal who dedicated 30 years to serving in that role—preceding 10 years as an Industrial Arts teacher right here at AHS. Mr. Jones visited Vince Evans’ Precision Machinery class today and toured the school; it’s always special to have a true Attica legend back on campus.

We are incredibly proud of our choir students who represented our school at the ISSMA District Vocal Solo/Ensemble Contest in Lafayette today. Bringing home six gold medals and two silver medals is a true reflection of their talent, preparation, and hard work. Congratulations to Gwen Duncan, Nora Smalley, and Keleigh Moore for advancing to State in February, and to all who sang and made our school and community proud.

BRAVO! 🎨 More ceiling tiles added by our amazing student artists in Ms. Santon’s class. Creativity, pride, and great vibes continue to fill the room—love seeing our students leave their mark in such a positive way.

Ms. Newman’s ICP students were busy investigating mechanical waves through hands-on exploration and problem-solving. Their focus, curiosity, and strong work ethic were on full display as they tested ideas and learned from each other. Great example of students engaging deeply in science through exploration and effort.

AHS Chemistry students were hard at work in the lab practicing calculations using the “mole” through hands-on activities. Proud of their effort, focus, and problem-solving as they apply learning in real time!

The Attica Junior High Student Council enjoyed their winter party with activities, snacks, and time for their business meeting. We are proud of these students for stepping up to support the Riley fundraiser alongside the AES Student Council this Thursday at the varsity basketball game. Their willingness to serve and give back is a great example of leadership and compassion in action.