AMS Magazine
Arapaho Charter High School is proud to name Ryan Oldman as Student of the Week!
Ryan, the daughter of Arapaho James Oldman and Dionne Addison, is a 9th grade student at ACHS and a very active member of the student body. She has completed her first semester solidly on the 3.5 Honor Roll, and is considered a model student by all her teachers. "Ryan consistently shows dedication to her grades and sports. She is respectful in class, and shows motivation to do better," writes one such teacher. Across her academic career she has been recognized for outstanding attendance and classroom achievement.
Ryan contributes to the atmosphere at ACHS in many positive ways. As an athlete she competes in Track, Cross Country, and Golf, and is currently a member of the Lady Warrior basketball team - the first team ACHS has fielded in many years. She is also active in Student Council as a class representative and a member of Bring Change to Mind. When not in school or competing athletically, Ryan enjoy hanging out with her sister and her mother, riding horses, and taking pride in her appearance. After graduating high school she plans to attend trade school to become an automobile mechanic. Congratulations, Ryan - keep up the great work!
ACHS Bulletin
Here is an updated Schedule of our ACHS Warrior And Lady Warrior Games, with a Senior night Added!!!
Tomorrow
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a Special Board Meeting by the
Board of Trustees of Fremont County School District No. 38, State of Wyoming,
will be held Wednesday, January 17, 2024
at 7:00 p.m.
The Meeting will be held at Svilar’s Restaurant in Hudson, WY
Agenda Items:
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of Agenda
4. Executive Session
5. Personnel
6. Adjournment
BY ORDER OF:
Patrick Moss
Board Chairman
Fremont County School District No. 38
Arapahoe, Wyoming
School will run ON TIME tomorrow 1/17/24!
Make sure your students are dressed appropriately with a coat, hat, gloves, etc.
Thank you!
Catch our ACHS Boo'eiseino/Boo'eihiho @ home tomorrow! 1/17.
Girls play @ 4.
Boys @ 5:30
2-Hour Late Start on Tuesday, January 16th!!!
Attention all Arapahoe Schools Stakeholders. We will have a 2-Hour Late start again tomorrow Tuesday, January 16th. All buses will be running a 2-Hour Late start. Please add 2 hours to your normal morning pickup time.
All after school activities will be canceled for today, Monday, January 15th.
ACHS Warriors Basketball Game for today, Monday, January 15th at 5pm is STILL scheduled to play at Arapahoe Elementary Gymnasium.
All Basketball Games are still scheduled for Tuesday, January 16th!!!
After school tutoring & soar will be canceled.
Jan. 15 & 16.
AMS Magazine
AES Newsletter
The Arapaho Charter High School Student of the Week to kick of 2024 is Shayda BigLeggins!
Shayda is a 10th grade student at AHCS, and the daughter of Donovon BigLeggins and Kacey Armijo. “Shayda comes to school with a positive attitude and ready to work. She volunteers and steps up when needed, She actively participates in class discussions, school activities, and is always willing to help out others. She is a great friend and a joy to have at ACHS” writes a nominating teacher. She is widely recognized as an excellent student, and has received multiple academic award across her educational career.
ACHS Bulletin
Our very own SuperHero! Congratulations Mrs. Beers for completing the SuperHero Phone Call Challenge!!!!
Expressing our deep appreciation for all that Wayne C'Hair did for our district and community.
Woh’uu’ei: Magpie-Wayne C’Hair: Fluent Arapaho Elder, Vietnam Veteran, Oral Storyteller and Arapaho Language Instructor
Rosary: January 14th @ 7pm
Great Plains Hall
Wake: 62 C’Hair Lane, Arapahoe WY
Family Home
Funeral: January 15th, 2024 @ 10am
Great Plains Hall
Woh’uu’ei has seen 78 winters. He was born in a time when our People lived quiet, humble lives. Those days were peaceful. He grew up in a time when there was no electricity, no cars, no radios, no televisions. Everyone got along well and families were well intact. He sees himself with one foot in the past. Today, he tries to hang on to that way of life.
He attended St. Stephens Mission throughout his early years. He was drafted into the Army in 1966. In 1967 he was sent to Vietnam for one year. He received honorable discharge in 1968.
Woh’uu’ei is a lifelong teacher. In 1970, he began teaching Arapaho language at St. Stephens Indian School. Him and Pius Moss were the first Arapaho language teachers. At that time, the elders back then saw that there was a decline in the language and so they hired Arapaho language teachers to protect our Way of Life, because our Way of Life is through our language.
He taught at St. Stephens for two years, then he taught Arapaho language at Jefferson Elementary in Riverton, from 1972-1974. From 1974-1976, he taught Arapaho for two years at the first Alternative school in Riverton. That school is not there anymore. He then went back to St. Stephens Indian School and taught Arapaho language to the high school students for 22 years, from 1976-1998. He also taught K-8 students at Fremont County School District #38- Arapahoe School for two years from 1998-2000. He also provided adult Arapaho language classes at that time.
In 2002, he began teaching college coursework at Central Wyoming College. He developed his own system of teaching. He developed the “White Star System,” where he uses symbols to teach students how to develop their own sentences.
He taught at the University of Wyoming from 2004-2018. His students recognized him as Professor C’Hair. He taught in the UW Linguistics Department and helped many students understand the linguistics aspect of Arapaho language. His teaching methodologies have proven effective and he has produced many beginning conversational speakers throughout his teaching career.
He is currently the Director of the Arapaho Language Immersion Preschool in Arapahoe. He offers free classes for adults once/week on Tuesdays from 2-4pm. He continues to assist local schools when called upon, where he shares traditional Arapaho stories, protocol, and life ways of the Arapaho People. He resides in Arapahoe and has two children, six grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. He has dedicated his life to the Arapaho People, so our sacred language will survive.
Written by Theresa HisChase
Our Warriors played a tough match against the Natrona Mustangs, but fell short of two.
Although they gave the home crowd something to cheer about!
Today's scheduled JOM meeting has been canceled.
Wishing our ACHS Warriors Good Luck on their first home game today! Game Time: Girls @ 5:00 Boys follow @ 6:30
Arapaho Elementary Gym
Tuesday!!!
