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Today, Mrs. Corcorran’s class shared a fun storytime with Mrs. Brown’s class! The students re-told The Three Billy Goats Gruff, bringing the classic tale to life with their voices and expressions. It was a wonderful way to practice storytelling skills and build connections between classes. Great job, readers! 👏🐐📖
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Today is Friday- Neh'eheiniisi' '-“Slaughtering Day"
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Thursday- Yeinnonooke'- "Four Mornings"
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Nessnonooke’ “Three Mornings”- Wednesday
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
Veterans Day Breakfast & Assembly
Date: Monday, November 11
Breakfast: 8:00-9:30AM AM - RM 137
Assembly: 10:00 AM in the school gym
Arapahoe School is honored to invite all veterans and community members to join us in celebrating and showing gratitude for our veterans. Breakfast will be served at 8:00-9:30AM followed by an assembly at 10:00 AM in the gym. We look forward to gathering together to honor those who have served our country.
HoHou to all veterans for your service and sacrifice! ❤️💙
Mental Health Minute - November
JOM Parent Flyer
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Tuesday, Hii3eti' nohkuseic, " Two Mornings"
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During Homcoming week, ACHS students Raised a little less than 200$ in 50/50 raffle sales to make comfort bags for Children and Adults who may find themselves in need. Students stuffed the bags on Friday and made deliveries today. Thank you to all those who bought a ticket to help our students give back to their community!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Is Monday, "Coo'wo' “ It Has Passed”
November Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
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The Arapaho Charter High School student of the week is Nathaniel Antelope. Nathaniel was nominated by Lorraine Goggles.
The Arapaho Charter High School Student of the Week is Nathaniel Antelope!
Nathaniel is a 9th grade student at ACHS, and the son of Linda Headley and Jerry Antelope. He is recognized as a conscientious student who is always polite and respectful to peers and teachers alike. “I’m nominating Nathaniel because of his work ethic. He does all of his work when asked and shows dedication to learning Hinono’eitiit. He is also very helpful to his classmates and helps them stay on track. He is respectful to everyone he meets” writes his nominating teacher. His dedication to his studies is evidenced by his 1st quarter presence on the ACHS Honor Roll, and past recognition as Student of the Month by the School Board.
At Arapaho Charter, Nathaniel is active with football, basketball, and the district’s Food Distribution program. He has a positive influence on the culture and climate at school, and is always willing to help out when asked. Outside of school he enjoys playing basketball with friends, lifting weights, and hanging out with his friends and/or his family. After graduating from high school, Nathaniel hopes to play college basketball somewhere while studying for his future. Congratulations, Nathaniel!
👻 A Little Late, but "Hoonobee' Bii'beetiisi'", from Arapahoe School! 🎃
We may be a day behind, but we couldn’t miss out on wishing everyone a Happy Halloween! 🎉 We hope it was filled with lots of treats and a little bit of spooky fun! Now we’re ready to jump into November, welcoming a new month full of learning and growth. 🍂📚
Here’s to an exciting November ahead, Arapahoe family!
High School Art students went on a field trip to Jackson this week to view LandSignals Public Art and "Elemental Landscapes: A Celebration of Indigenous Art." They participated in workshops with three contemporary Native Artists - Ben Pease, Marlena Myles, and Nani Chacon. The artists came from different parts of the country to share their knowledge and were commissioned to create public artworks in the Greater Yellowstone area. Thank you to Jackson Hole Public Art and Lynette St. Clair for inviting our ACHS Art class to participate in this amazing opportunity!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Friday- Neh'eheiniisi' '-“Slaughtering Day"
Seniicenkoo' (means: "leaves falling heavily")
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