🐻🔥 Smokey the Bear Visited Arapahoe School Today! 🔥🐻
We had a BEAR-y exciting day at Arapahoe School as Smokey the Bear stopped by to talk to our students about fire safety! 🚒🌲 Smokey shared some important tips on how we can all help prevent wildfires and stay safe.
Our students learned: ✅ How to safely put out campfires ✅ The importance of never playing with matches or lighters ✅ How to be responsible and protect our beautiful forests
A big thank you to Smokey for teaching us how Only YOU Can Prevent Wildfires!
Tomorrow is PICTURE DAY for FCSD#38 students & staff!
Families who wish to have pictures taken, please call Lehman Studio for appointment, 307-856-3941.
Boo'eiseinoo Volleyball
It's Game Day! ACHS has an away game at Worland.
You can stream our game on NFHS, please search Worland High School. We will be under the Freshmen Girls Volleyball match. Our match up will be at 4:30 PM. Below is the link:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/worland-high-school-worland-wy/game050758079
Hohou!
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Tuesday, Hii3eti' nohkuseic, " Two Mornings"
October Hinono'eitiit Words/Phrase Of The Week:
Picture day, TOMORROW!
8th Grade Fundraiser
Hii3eti' nohkuseic, Good Morning
Today is Is Monday, "Coo'wo' "
Indigenous Peoples' Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors the history, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples, particularly Native American communities in the United States. It is observed on the second Monday of October, the same day as the federal holiday Columbus Day, but serves as an alternative celebration to focus on the experiences and legacy of Indigenous peoples, rather than Christopher Columbus and colonization.
The day aims to acknowledge the resilience, rich traditions, and historical significance of Indigenous nations, as well as their ongoing contributions to modern society. It also raises awareness about the struggles Indigenous peoples have faced, including the impacts of colonization, cultural erasure, and historical injustices.
Many cities, states, and communities across the U.S. have adopted Indigenous Peoples' Day in place of or alongside Columbus Day to promote understanding and respect for Indigenous cultures and histories.
🎉 Grandma Lucy Day Celebration 🎉
On Monday, October 14th, we will be honoring Grandma Lucy with a special celebration that includes Gourd Dancing and family-requested social dancing!
If you would like to participate, please bring your regalia. If you have a shawl or sash, we encourage you to bring those as well and join us in the dance.
We are excited to unveil the beautiful mural of Grandma Lucy, which was created by our students with the guidance of Adrienne Vetter. A big thank you to her for her amazing work!
📅 Monday, October 14th—Save the date and get ready for a day of celebration and community! 1:30PM-3:00PM
If you have any questions, please reach out to us. We look forward to celebrating with you!
AES Newsletter
📸 School Picture Day is Coming! 📸
Mark your calendars! 🗓️ Wednesday, October 16th is School Picture Day at Arapahoe Schools. Make sure your student comes ready to smile!
📅 Date: Monday, October 16th
⏰ Time: 8:30AM-12:00Pm
Elementary Gym
These pictures will be used for the yearbook, so it’s important not to miss out!
Get ready to shine!
AMS Magazine
ACHS Homecoming Royalty- King Averille Rhodes, Queen Heaven-Leigh Johnson, and Attendants Nyjah Behan and Julianna Monroe! Congratulations!
Kenya Rhodes was nominated as the Arapaho Charter High School student of the week by Nicole Biltoft.
Kenya Rhodes is the Arapaho Charter High School Student of the Week!
Kenya is a senior at ACHS, and the daughter of Matt Rhodes and Andrea Blackburn. She has been nothing short of outstanding in all aspects of student life, and a leader in multiple ways throughout her time here. “Kenya is a force to be reckoned with. She is a great athlete, outstanding student, gets involved in cultural celebrations, and is the Student Body President for the ACHS Warrior Council” says Nicole Biltoft. “She is kind to her classmates, makes sure everyone is included, and helps out wherever she can. She is a great role model for others and a great asset to ACHS.” All with straight-As to boot!
At ACHS Kenya is a leader on the school’s first-ever volleyball team, an accomplished basketball player, and was our first track and field state qualifier ever last spring. She’s looking forward to continuing that success this year. She is a part of the ACHS Bring Change to Mind club, participates in Upward Bound, and mentors younger students. She is eager and willing to step in and help whenever needed.
Outside of school Kenya enjoys making new friends, spending time with family, and beading. She sells her beadwork as an entrepreneurial venture as well. After she graduates in May she is planning either to attend Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, or to join the Marine Corps. ACHS is very proud of this young lady and the amazing all-around student she is. Keep it up, Ke
Congrats to the Arapahoe Youth girls for placing second in their tournament! We are proud of you all. Great job, Falcons! #FalconPride #GoFalcons
ACHS Bulletin
🎉 Grandma Lucy Day Celebration 🎉
On Monday, October 14th, we will be honoring Grandma Lucy with a special celebration that includes Gourd Dancing and family-requested social dancing!
If you would like to participate, please bring your regalia. If you have a shawl or sash, we encourage you to bring those as well and join us in the dance.
We are excited to unveil the beautiful mural of Grandma Lucy, which was created by our students with the guidance of Adrienne Vetter. A big thank you to her for her amazing work!
📅 Monday, October 14th—Save the date and get ready for a day of celebration and community! 1:30PM-3:00PM
If you have any questions, please reach out to us. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Yesterday, the Falcon XC Team competed in our WRCAA Conference Meet. These young athletes have worked hard all year battling the smoky conditions, heat, long runs, and other elements. The pure grit and determination paid off throughout the season and Conference was no different.
Youth Boys have the Conference Championship as well as the overall champion, Santiago Acebo. Boys placed 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 8th place and all had PR's. Youth girls placed second with a 4th, 6th, and 11th place finish, all with PR's again. Our Jr. High team didn't have enough runners to score as a team but came home with 3 medals out of 4 runners! It was a great season with awesome runners and support from parents, teachers, and the community! We are all so proud of all the Falcon runners! Nii'iton Heeyei Ceeciiskoohuutooni'
📢 Mark Your Calendars! 📢
🗓 Parent-Teacher Conferences are happening at Arapahoe Schools on October 23 & 24 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
This is the perfect chance to check in on your child's progress, meet their teachers, and discuss any questions or concerns you may have. Together, we can ensure the best path forward for our students! 💬📚
We look forward to seeing you there!
🎃 Pumpkin Patch Fun! 🎃
Our kindergarteners had a blast yesterday at the pumpkin patch! 🌻 From picking out their very own pumpkins to exploring the fall festivities, it was a day full of laughter, learning, and seasonal fun. 🍂✨
A big thank you to all the parents, teachers, and volunteers who helped make this day so special.🌟
Youth Volleyball Home tomorrow.... A&B
