A big Hohou to Mr. Monroe for coming over to ACHS and running our Hand Game tournament! Congratulations to the Rabbit Guessers who came out on top!
Julianna Monroe is the Arapaho Charter High School Student of the week! She was nominated by staff members Darci Holbert and Nicole Biltoft. Julie, as she is known at ACHS and beyond, is a 12th grade student and an absolute rockstar in and out of the classroom. “Julie is a constant student leader at ACHS. She is very diligent in her studies and is a joy to have in class. She is always willing to help out and lend a hand whatever the task,” writes Darci Holbert. Nicole Biltoft writes “Julie is an excellent student. She is on the 4.0 honor roll first semester! She is quiet but kind to everyone. She is responsible and can be counted on to do her part in a fundraiser. Julie is always willing to help out and participate in spirit days! Julie is an great role model and a staple at ACHS.” She made the leap from 10th grade to 12th grade this year and will be graduating in May.
At ACHS Julie is a fixture on the Honor Roll, a starter on the school’s first-ever volleyball team, and is looking forward to managing for the boys basketball team starting next week. She is active with Food Distribution and Bring Change to Mind as well. She has received numerous academic awards over her high school career, and was a prior winner of this honor. Outside of school Julie likes to play volleyball in the park, help around the house, and hang out with family. After graduating she plans to attend the University of Wyoming and study Management. Well-deserved, Julie!
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Arapahoe schools' Thanksgiving lunch is underway! Thank you to all of the families who came to join us, and an extra special Hohou to the District kitchen staff for preparing the wonderful meal!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Thursday- Yeinnonooke'- "Four Mornings"
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
For Arapaho Flag Colors Day, ACHS staff and students played Honookee Wo3onohoe Kou'xunoo (Rock Paper Scissors) for Red and Black Beads! Congratulations to our winners!
Thanksgiving lunch
Eighth grade bingo!
Tomorrow!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Nessnonooke’ “Three Mornings”- Wednesday
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
The winner of the Turkey Basket is Ashly Piper.
The winner of the Ham Basket is Drisella Durgin.
The winner of the pie basket is Alice Thomas.
Thanks to everyone who purchased tickets to support our Junior Prom!!!
Arapahoe students are showing off their pride during Heritage Week! Tomorrow, let’s keep the spirit alive by wearing our best in Arapaho's flag colors. Let’s fill the halls with creativity and school pride! 🖤💛
🦃🍂 Arapahoe School Thanksgiving Lunch & Reading with Your Student 🍂🦃
We’re excited to invite you to a day of gratitude and connection at Arapahoe School!
Join us for a heartwarming day to celebrate Thanksgiving with your child. Enjoy reading together and sharing a delicious meal with our school community!
🤼♂️ Falcon Wrestling Update! 🤼♂️
📢 There will be no wrestling on Friday at Shoshoni.
✅ Wrestling will take place Saturday in Lander!
Thank you for your understanding.
Wohei Heeyeino', Sooxee!!!!!
Let’s go, Falcons! 💪🦅
🏀 Game Day Update! 🏀
The Youth Girls Basketball Team has an added game today at 3:30 PM against Wyoming Indian! 🏀✨
Come out and show your support as our girls!
📍 Location: Arapahoe School-New Gym
⏰ Time: 3:30 PM
Go Falcons! 🖤💛
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Tuesday, Hii3eti' nohkuseic, " Two Mornings"
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
Happy Native American Heritage Week! 🌟 Today, our students Rocked Their Mocs to honor and celebrate Native culture and traditions.
Tomorrow, we’re excited to Bling Out Beadwork! Don’t forget to wear your best beaded accessories and showcase the beauty!
Food description today!
Amaya LoneBear was nominated as the Arapaho Charter High School student of the week by Azalea Hanway.
Amaya is an 11th grader, and the daughter of Brittany Spoonhunter. Her diligence and dedication to her studies is second to none, and she sports an average classroom percentage of 94.7% across her schedule for the semester so far. What’s more, she is a positive and encouraging classmate to her peers, and always has a ready smile for everyone. “Amaya shows so much dedication to all aspects of our school. Being able to watch her come out of her shell more this year has been inspiring! She’s one of our quiet leaders; she leads with her drive to be successful in all her classes and to show kindness to everyone. Her work ethic is very admirable and shows in everything she’s involved in,” says her nominating staff member. Her work ethic and positive attitude are an uplifting part of our school, and she always has a kind word for those around her.
Amaya is active in ACHS projects, including prom fundraising, Food Distribution, and occasional bake sales. She is a regular fixture on the ACHS Honor Rolls, and has previously been recognized as our Student of the Week. Outside of school Amaya loves to hangout with her family and recently has become and avid reader of fantasy fiction. She has also taken up beading and plans to sell her beadwork once she generates some of her own creations. After high school Amaya plans to attend college to become an Ultrasound Technician. Congratulations, Amaya!
🌟 Honoring Native American Heritage Week 🌟
This week, we celebrate the rich traditions and histories of Native American communities, including the Arapaho Nation.
🏴 The Arapaho Flag
"Created in 1936, this flag stands as a powerful tribute to Arapaho War Veterans, honoring their bravery and sacrifice. Each of its three colors carries deep symbolism, reflecting the values and cultural heritage of the Arapaho people."
Join us in recognizing and celebrating the strength, resilience, and contributions of Native American cultures this week and always!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Is Monday, "Coo'wo' “ It Has Passed”
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
