The Adams Central Community School Board invites your input as part of the superintendent search process. The Board has engaged the University Search Team — a group of professors from Ball State, Indiana State, Indiana, and Purdue Universities — to assist in this effort. The team is gathering community feedback on the district’s strengths, challenges, and priorities to help inform the Board’s selection of the next superintendent. All responses will be collected and analyzed by the search team. Individual responses will remain confidential; only summarized results will be shared with the Board. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Alice Johnson, Purdue University Clinical Associate Professor, at alicejohnson@purdue.edu.
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Congratulations to Mr. Dines and The Hemoglobin Homies: Molly Hurst, Ethan Crockett, Logan Heiman, and Jackson Rieth. In February, they competed in a regional anatomage tournament at the University of Saint Francis, where they finished 7th. Their score placed them in the top 64 teams across the nation, which qualified them for the national tournament. Good luck to The Hemoglobin Homies as they are headed to the University of Nevada in Las Vegas to compete today and Saturday.
Grace Burgin, Nathan Amstutz, and Lindsey Gilbert will be traveling to Europe this summer with the Indiana Ambassadors of Music to perform in some of the world's most beautiful and historic venues. They were nominated and selected from an elite group of students to represent our community as they travel to England, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. Congratulations!
Senior Spotlight: Kylee Frock
Senior Spotlight: Salera Ahern
Our seniors took one last walk through the halls of Adams Central. https://youtube.com/shorts/1piX-nT9s4k?feature=share
Senior Spotlight: Isaac Faurote
Join us in celebrating our 2025 graduates on Sunday, June 1, at 2:00 pm in The Hangar. Doors open at 1:00 pm.
Senior Spotlight: Dakotta Suman
Congratulations to our 4th grade spelling bee winner, Raegan Mihm, and runner-up, Trey Lengerich.
The Business Pathway students took a field trip to PFW to visit the Doermer School of business and learn more about their offerings.
Reminder: Parents of current 4th grade students: Come learn about our 5th grade Adams Central band program during an informational meeting on Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m. Email Mrs. Rife at rifea@accs.k12.in.us if you have any questions.
Adams Central will run a heart-safe drill on Monday, May 19. The EMS and fire first responders will be on the scene for the drill. This is not a real emergency.
Good morning and happy Friday! Please take a moment to review the Elementary Jetliner! https://secure.smore.com/n/0pfyw
Students in Mr. Gerber's Physics class participated in Cedar Point's STEM days. Students applied physics concepts to hands-on activities and problem-solving while visiting the park.
Please join our swing choir for their final performance on Friday, May 16 at 7:30pm in the Adams Central Cafetorium.
Only 9 days left of school! Here are a few end-of-year notes.
Numerous conversations have occurred throughout Adams County about the re-emergence of Measles and its potential effect on the community. For those who are unvaccinated, the required quarantine period for exposure to this virus is 21 days. The district is currently examining the potential impact on classrooms. Please take a moment to visit https://www.accs.k12.in.us/page/meases for educational information compiled by Adams Health regarding the potential spread of measles.
Students in the Class of 2025 earned over $1,300,000 from local scholarships, the Adams Central Scholarship Foundation, the Adams County Community Foundation, university and college scholarships, and other scholarships. Congratulations!
Thank you to our many parents, staff, volunteers, and community partners for supporting
the Promenade and After Prom. These events would not be possible without their support.
