Congratulations to Larissa and Hope on their graduation and achievement in earning their Early Childhood degrees! 🎓👏 It's a significant accomplishment that reflects their dedication and hard work. 🎉🌟
Our next Senior Spotlight is Byrdie Spoonhunter!
Byrdie had enough credits to graduate after the first semester and will be walking with her class for Graduation on May 18th! Byrdies favorite past time is to spend time with her friends. Her favorite movie is "The Hate You Give". The three things she is most grateful are her son, being able to graduate this year, and her family. Her favorite subject in school is English. Her plans after graduation is to finish her CNA license that she is currently working on. Congratulations Byrdie, we are proud of you!
🌟✨ Celebrating Native American Heritage Week Spirit Week! 🌟✨
From May 13th to May 17th, join us as we celebrate Native American Heritage Week with a special Spirit Week! 🎉 Let's honor and embrace the vibrant cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American peoples while having some fun.
Let's come together to learn, celebrate, and uplift Native American voices and cultures during this special week! 🌟 #NativeAmericanHeritageWeek #SpiritWeek #CelebrateCulture
Today was dress like a senior day, for Senior Send Off Spirit Week!
🎨📚✂️ Exciting Day in Mrs. Brown's Kindergarten Class! 🎉🖌️📝
Today, our little artists and wordsmiths had a blast creating with shaving cream! 🧼✨ We explored spelling and creativity by making words and pictures in shaving cream. It was a hands-on and messy (in the best way!) way to learn and have fun together. 😄🎨📚 Check out some of the amazing creations from our talented kindergarteners!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Today is Tuesday, Niisnonooke', "Two Mornings".
May-Hii3eti' nohkuseic words/phrases
Produce Shipment:
Strawberries available for pick, for the community.
@Garage behind the Old Gym.
"🦷 Ms. Robinson's Second Grade class had a session on oral hygiene today with Nurse Michelle! From brushing techniques to the importance of flossing, our young learners soaked up valuable tips for maintaining healthy smiles. Thank you, Nurse Michelle, for your visit!
Our next senior is Benny Gardner.
Ben's plan after he graduates it to go to College. In the evenings he likes to listen to music and play warzone. If he could be any animal he would choose a Silver Back Gorilla. The celebrity he would choose to bring to school with him would be Ice Spice. When Ben was asked if he was a night owl or early bird, he said that he is definitely and Early Bird. Congratulations Ben, good luck on your next steps in life!
ACHS Rock, Paper, Scissors Hawiian Necklace winner is Walter, with 14 necklaces! Tomorrow is Dress like your favorite Senior Day! And be on the look out rubber duckies!
ACHS 2024 Prom Royalty
Queen Librada Moreno
King Jai'ron Rhodes
Princess Kenya Rhodes
Prince Nyjah Behan
This week at ACHS we are celebrating Senior Send Off Spirit Week! We thought it would be a great week to start recognizing our Seniors! They were given a paper with silly random questions and asked to pick 5...Here is our first Senior.
Our First Senior is Ayden Spoonhunter.
When Ayden was young he wanted to be a firefighter when he grew up. If he could travel back in time he would choose the 1700s, he would like to see what it was like to live back then. If he had a super power he would like Fly so he could see the world from a different point of view. If Ayden could fly anywhere in the world it would be to DUBAI! And when asked if he is a night owl or early bird, Ayden said he is definitly a NIGHT OWL! Congratulations Ayden on your next Adventure!!!
Arapaho Elementary Students return to your classroom teacher
Arapaho Middle School/Arapaho Charter High School return to Ms. Goggles
Hohou!
Arapaho Charter High School would like to thank Lander Valley High School for allowing us to recognize our senior track student duing their Senior Recognition Ceremony at the Shane Brock Invitational. Since we don't have a track, yet, they welcomed us and graciously recognized our Senior Trackster for all of his accoplishments.
Hohou', and Congratulation Jai'ron Rhodes!
🍎✏️ Let's celebrate our incredible teachers! 📚🎉
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to all the dedicated educators out there who work tirelessly to shape the minds of our future leaders.
To all the teachers who inspire, motivate, and empower students every day, thank you! Your passion and commitment make a difference in the lives of so many.
Tag a teacher who has made a positive impact on you or your child, and let them know how much they are appreciated. 💙 #TeacherAppreciationWeek #ThankATeacher
A.E.S. Newsletter
A.M.S. Magazine
Jai’ron Rhodes is making history! He will be ACHS’s first Varsity Athlete to compete at State! He prequalified in the shot put today with a throw of 41’7 inches! Way to go Jai’ron!
The Special Olympics is an incredible organization promoting inclusion and empowerment through sports. Shout out to all the amazing athletes, volunteers, and supporters! 🌟
The Arapaho Charter High School Student of the Week is Devin Wallowingbull!
Devin is a 9th grade student at ACHS, and the son of Clayton Wallowingbull, Sr., and Ashley Norse. In his first year of high school he has been on the 3.5 Honor Roll each quarter so far. He is a conscientious student and has near-perfect attendance as well. One nominating teacher states "Devin consistently impresses with his dedication to basketball and the perfecting of his 3-point shot. Moreover, his excellent attendance record, attentiveness to directions, and respectful interactions with both staff and peers further exemplify his positive attitude and readiness to succeed. Keep up the fantastic work, Devin!"
Devin was a member of the Arapaho Warrior basketball team this winter, and made positive contributions through his practice ethic and consistent presence. He also serves hi community as a part of the district's Food Distribution program. Away from school he enjoys playing basketball and listening to the music of Lil Durk and King Von. He plans to attend Wind River Job Corps after he graduates from high school, and is not yet sure which programs of study he'll pursue. Congratulations, Devin!
