
You are invited to the annual FCSD#6 Consolidated Grant Meeting, set for Wednesday, May 29 at 4 p.m. in the. Wind River Elementary Library, 233 N. Cherry St. in Pavillion. The purpose of the meeting is to coordinate goals, objectives, and activities for each of the Federal Grant programs in the district.


Best of luck to our HS athletes who are competing at State Track in Casper this weekend! We would like to recognize the following for qualifying:
Tucker Hardcastle: 1600 Sprint Medley
Ky Jones: Shot, Discus
Isaac Gardner: 1600 Sprint Medley, Shot
Kolbie Devries: 400, Triple Jump, 400m Relay
Cooper Frederick: 110 Hurdles, Long Jump, 400m Relay
Chris Burk: 400m Relay
Ben Snyder: 400m Relay
Logan Gardner: 800, 1600, Long Jump, 1600 Sprint Medley
Isaiah Remacle: 1600 Sprint Medley
Jeffery Strock: 3200, 300 Hurdles
Cody Harris: 400m Relay
Kalen Pogue: 110 Hurdles
Mato Amos: High Jump
Julien Tatro: Shot Put
Cora Remacle: 100, 200, 400, Triple Jump
Olivia Remacle: 1600, 3200
Lily Miller: High Jump, Long Jump
Maggie Jensen: Shot Put
Natalie Walker: 800, 300 Hurdles, Triple Jump
Emery Nicholas: 100, 100 Hurdles, 300 Hurdles
Emma Miller: 100 Hurdles, High Jump
Allison Tidzump: Discus, Shot Put
This is the largest group of qualifying track athletes Wind River has had in a long time. Congratulations to all, and good luck!


Congratulations to Cora Remacle for her nomination as Wind River High School's Student of the Year! Cora received a $500 scholarship through County 10, and was recognized at their End of the Year Banquet. Amazing job Cora!


Congratulations to Seniors Cora Remacle, Maggie Jensen, Chris Burk, and Isaac Gardner for being awarded the High Plains Power Scholarship!
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This is a fun opportunity for Tribal Youth ages 9-12.

Families of tribally enrolled students,
Please join us for the last JOM meeting of the year on Thursday, May 23 at 6:00 PM in the MS/HS Student Center. Bring a dish to share! We will plan the end of year BBQ.


In celebration of Native American Day, Stormy Friday from the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative came to Wind River Elementary and shared the many ways the buffalo were used to sustain indigenous American people. From providing the basics of food, clothing, and shelter to providing tools, decorations, soap, and toys, the buffalo were essential to the survival and lifestyle of the Native Americans who lived on the plains. Thank you for spending the day with us Stormy!











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Youth Volley Camp is scheduled Monday & Tuesday, June 3 - 4 from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
in the Wind River Elementary Gym. The Wind River High School Volleyball team invites all girls from Kindergarten to 7th grade to join them in learning about the game they love to play! All players will learn volleyball fundamentals.
Cost per camper is just $25 and includes two days of camp and volleyball swag.
To pay registration fee visit: https://fremont6wy.infinitecampus.org/campus/store/windriver
*This registration form must also be completed prior to attendance at camp https://forms.gle/ZwRU1r89rcD8LUpP8


We appreciate the hard work and dedication of our teachers and staff every day, but we love to celebrate them during Teacher Appreciation Week. This week staff were presented with gift bags that included an engraved tumbler, candy and a Wind River Cougars Car Sticker. Just a small token of our appreciation for all they do, all year long.
We would like to also thank Mr. Crowson and his third period students, Brayden Tatro, Blake Snyder, Jacob Hardcastle, Tucker Hardcastle and Isaac Gardner for engraving the tumblers for staff appreciation. You did a great job!!!



High Plains Power hosted their annual Art Contest this spring. Checks to Wind River winners were presented May 6 as follows:
Emma Miller: 1st Place - $200
Tyanne Cooper: 1st Place - $200(not pictured)
Rickele Kompkoff: 2nd Place - $100
Kylee Miller: 2nd Place - $100

Wind River students and staff remembered Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons by wearing red on Thursday, May 2nd.











Wind River Elementary third, fourth, and fifth graders celebrated their hard work on state WY-Topp testing with a prize drawing! Congratulations prize winners!




Remember to wear red tomorrow in support of MMIPs.


Some of our Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to attend the Union Trade Day hosted by Wind River TERO. Students learned how to do some pipefitting, making their own bottle openers. They used a simulator to learn how to operate heavy equipment used in building roads. Some even had the chance to drive a mini excavator. The students learned that Wyoming has several all expenses paid training programs in a variety of high paying trade careers. Training programs represented included boilermakers, electricians, sheet metal workers, pipefitters, plumbers, and operating engineers.









Students and staff members are invited to wear red on Thursday, May 2nd in honor of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons.


Parents/guardians of tribally enrolled students and descendants,
On Tuesday, April 30th at 6 PM in the High School Student Center, there will be an Indian Parent Committee Meeting for approval of the Title VI grant. Tribal leaders, teachers, high school students, and families are all invited to attend. A JOM meeting will follow to plan end of year activities.


Wind River High School is looking for your feedback! If you are a graduate of Wind River please take two minutes and fill out the survey contained in the following link. If you know a Wind River graduate please share the link with them. Thank you for your help and feedback!
https://forms.gle/fC4JTEsEgpPcXgp87


Alan Sinner Photography will be taking pictures at Prom! Below is his price sheet. See you there!
