Students in Earth-Space Science presenting their findings on various minerals.
Friendly reminder for McDonald's athletic fundraiser tomorrow. Order with the app all day long and the athletic department gets 10% back
Come and watch the final home football game at the old Lewis Bruce Field this Friday, October 4. It is also homecoming. The game starts at 7:00PM.
Any former Attica High School varsity football player or cheerleader can sign in at the gate with your name and year of graduation and get into the game free. Former football players and cheerleaders will be recognized throughout the game.
We will open our brand new Lewis Bruce Field on October 18 when we host South Vermillion. It will also be senior night.
It's pink out for breast cancer - AHS Homecoming dress up 2024
5th grade has been learning volume by filling cylinders and packing prisms with shapes and cubes.
This week Mrs. Vs class learned all about apples! They made the apple life cycle, apple crafts, ate apple flavored foods and finished the week with a pj day!
McDonald's Night Fundraiser
Just a reminder for the athletic fundraiser with McDonald's next week!!
Remember we only get 10% if you order with the APP.
The third grade went on a field trip to the Indianapolis Zoo. A lot of fun was had and the dolphin show was fin-tastic!
Attica Elementary's High Ability Students took a trip to Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.
Attica's High Ability Students took a trip to Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.
Thank you to Melissa Gill, Wabash Valley Education Center, for coming to Attica to work with teachers on small grouping and differentiation!
The rain was not about to stop these player from enjoying their first practice on the all new turf field!
STEAM Saturday has begun!
We explored the world of renewable energy and created our own wind-powered disks.
Attica 4th graders want to thank Illiana Antique Power Association for hosting Living History Days in Rainsville. Students enjoyed the afternoon grinding corn, using the hammer to ring the bell, sewing quilt pieces, pressing apples, making butter, tasting cornbread, and learning about Indiana history.
Congratulations to Aubree Jones. She qualified for golf regional today. She will play next Saturday at Battleground Country Club. Good luck Aubree!!!
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
Advanced Biology students conducting self-designed experiments.
Sixth grade Science students working on the class bellringer (reading different measuring instruments).
Mrs. Current's Principles of Management class learned the difference between units being produced and the assembly line process.
The students watched "How it was Made" video on the ice cream process. Each student was in charge of the unit being produced (completing the whole process themselves) within a timed 5 minute period to see how many total sandwiches they could make on their own.
The sandwiches were then assembled by specialization and timed for 5 minutes as well. The students found that the sandwiches on the assembly line went much faster than the units being produced. There were also quality control managers that watched every step of the process and jumped in to assist if a bottleneck occurred during the assembly.
Of course, the students had ice cream sandwiches as treats.
Happy International Talk Like a Pirate Day from First Grade!
