• The photos to the right are plaques next to the main entrance commemorating the current building.

First called Dania-Liberia School, because it served both communities, it was later re-named Attucks in honor of Crispus Attucks, the first Black to shed blood in the Revolutionary War. Additional buildings were added at the site in 1955-56 to house music, physical education, home economics, industrial arts and agriculture programs. More additions were constructed in 1960 including a gymnasium, cafetorium and library. Attucks became a middle school in 1968.
Attucks Middle has always been a leader in student achievement.
Currently, Attucks is leading the Broward County School System by assigning a laptop to every student. The goal is to provide every student the ability to reach into history and to lead into the future.