ACHS spent the day remembering those affected by Indian Boarding Schools. Every single Indigineous American has either been a Survivor, a Survivor's Child, a Survivor's grandchild or all three. EVERY SINGLE ONE...The students wore tee shirts, made art projects, and participated in the weekly Friday School Celebration where they remembered the survivors and celebrated that they are still here, taking pride in their culture and growing in strength together. The students even set a Friday Attendance Record today! Go WARRIORS!!!
Falcon Home Meet!
Good afternoon Parents and Guardians. Due to an incident that occurred this afternoon between the stoplight and the bridge heading into Riverton by Gas Hills Road (no students or staff were involved) all transportation into Riverton will be delayed due to backed up traffic. We will safely transport your student home in a timely matter. Thank you for your understanding. -Superintendent Mayer
Football Playoffs
The Falcons have ended their regular season with a 4-1 record, and will play in the WRCAA conference championship against the WIMS Chiefs on Tuesday next week at Wyoming Indian. Kickoff is scheduled for 5:00pm
If you see a Falcon footballer today, be sure to tell him "great job!" Go Falcons!
Wohei' Heeyeinno' Nii'itoonoonee (Okay, you did great Falcons!!)
Hohou' Kokoh' oowoohuu3eihiiho' (Thank you Coaches)
It's a great time to be a Falcon!
Orange Shirt Day exists, and September 30, is the annual date of the event, signifies the time of year when Indigenous children were historically taken from their homes to residential schools.
We encourage all Indigenous People to wear orange to honor the thousands of Survivors of residential schools.
Wear your orange shirts tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 29!
Another win for our football team! Go Falcons!!!
ACHS Student of the Week is Laylo Rodriguez! Laylo is the son of Joanne Jenkins, and is a senior ranked first in his class. He is a member of the National Honor Society and has been on the highest honor roll throughout his high school career. In addition to his stellar work in the classroom – in both high school and college courses – he maintains a job outside of school. He is a Track and Cross Country runner as well, and enjoys running in his spare time – when he can find some. Teachers describe Laylo as dedicated, committed, respectful, helpful and diligent in class. He is a positive role model for his peers, and embraces his education with eagerness, enthusiasm, and a strong work ethic. After high school Laylo plans to attend college or trade school to further his education.
Cheer on our Falcon football team today!
Good luck!
There is still time to get your tickets. The pot is up to $525 for the winner! The Drawing will be held Monday October 2nd! Get your ticket while you stil can!!!
National Day of Remembrance for those still affected by Indian Boarding Schools is September 30th. We will be wearing Orange Shirts on Friday the 29th for Solidarity and Remembrance.
Join us for our Family Culture Night!!
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AES Newsletter
AMS Magazine
Our JOM committee presented their award to the school board members.
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Please congratulate our 5th grader Steven Duran, for September Student of the Month! NII'ITOON!
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Falcon Youth Football in action on Friday at the WRCAA Jamboree. We are learning, growing, and improving!
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Second grade is incorporating Hinono’eitiit into their morning routine.
ACHS Bulletin
Stop by the school parking lot to receive a food box.
