It's game day! Regional Volleyball at Riverton High School at 1:00 and 1st round football playoff game at our home field at 5:00. We will be cooking hamburgers and hotdogs. There will be coffee and hot chocolate, dress warm and come support our Cougars! Don't forget, both regional volleyball and football are WHSAA post season events so there is an admission. $5 for adults, $3 for students!
The Wind River MSHS book fair is under way! Don't forget to come and shop October 23rd-27th in person, or online at https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/windrivermiddleschool1
All sales help us buy new books for our MSHS library. We have reached $500 of our $1100 goal to keep our book fair for next year. Thank you for your support!
FCSD6 would like your input regarding the calendars for the 24-25 and 25-26 school years. Please follow the link below to review the sample calendars. After review, rate the calendars and provide any comments you may have.
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Round 1 Football Playoff Games will be held at Wind River High School Friday at 5pm against Lusk. Just a reminder, WHSAA playoff games charge admission fees- $5 for adult, $3 for student, and children 5yrs and younger are free. We will also be cooking burgers and hotdogs! Burger/hotdog with chips and drink for $7. Go Cougars!!
Volleyball Highlight! The team successfully sold enough "Volley for a Cure" shirts to send $278 to Tough Enough to Help Fremont County. Thank you to everyone who supported our service project and our efforts to give back to our community. We appreciate all you do to support our programs.
The Lady Cougars play their first Regional game at 1:00 p.m. at Riverton High School! We hope to see you there. Go Cougars!
The Wind River Cougar football team will play their first game of the state championships this week. They will face off against Niobrara County at 5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 27 in Pavillion. Come out and show your support. Good luck Cougars! The game will be broadcast on the NFHS network as well.
High School Volleyball Regionals will take place Friday, October 27th at Riverton High School. Wind River will be playing at 1pm. Good Luck Lady Cougars!
State Cross Country took place last Saturday in Cheyenne. We would like to congratulate Faye Hellyer for placing 16th overall for girls and Logan Gardner for placing 12th overall for boys. Great job to all the runners. Go Cougars!
The Wind River Wrestling Apparel store is open now through Oct. 30 at https://www.rudis.com/collections/wind-river-wrestling-team-store.
Discounted items are available on site. All items are individually shipped to the shipping address provided in the order.
* Items purchased will ship 5-7 weeks after the store closes.
Wind River Schools will celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a weeklong celebration Nov. 13-16. The district's Johnson O'Malley/Indian Education Committee
invites dancers to an assembly to showcase the different styles of Native American Dance Nov. 15 from 2- 3:15 p.m. Lunch will be provided to dancers prior to the assembly.
To help staff prepare for the event and lunch, dancers are asked to click on the following link to register: https://forms.gle/JoaiWZiH2EdvHhxW7
To help celebrate Native American Heritage Month, dress up week themes for students and staff have been scheduled Nov. 13-16:
• Monday - Rock your Mocs
• Tuesday - Native Bling
• Wednesday - Wear Red for MMIP
•Thursday - Ribbon Skirts & Shirts
Volleyball Highlight on our Seniors! To know these athletes is to know wonderful human beings. They are supportive of each other and their team. What the coaches love most about these seniors is that even though their season is coming to an end, they take pride in knowing that they have helped build the future of volleyball at Wind River. Join us for our last home game of the season. Seniors will be recognized in between the JV1 game and Varsity game. It is also Pink Night, so dress up in your best pink. We will have our shirts available for purchase. Proceeds will be donated to the Tough Enough to Help fund for Fremont County. Game times are at 4/5/6 p.m. Go Cougars!
Congratulations to our Middle School Volleyball players for placing 2nd at Conference! All Conference Selection was also awarded to Hadlee Robison and Cashlynn Cooper. Way to go!
The October edition of the Cougar News is now available here: https://www.fremont6.org/page/cougar-news
The Wind River Elementary School Online Book Fair is now live at https://sparkbookfairs.com/organization/WRES-tuaUpHgEK6x6
Studies show that students in schools with good libraries get better grades, and score higher on standardized test scores than students in schools without libraries.
So, click on the link to purchase books for up to 90% off list price and help support our Wind River Elementary student's success.
The WRHS Volleyball Team is ready to make your "Volley for a Cure" shirts! As their service project for the season, they are selling these shirts for $20. Proceeds will go to the Tough Enough to Help fund for Fremont County. We can have them ready for pink night/senior night on Friday, October 20th. Email Coach Remacle for your order at sarahremacle@fre6.k12.wy.us
All shirts are unisex with sizes available in S, M, L, XL and 2XL. Thank you for supporting the volleyball team's service project!
The Five Rivers Cross Country Regionals meet will be held today, Friday October 13th at Wyoming Indian. Girls will run at 12:00pm and Boys will run at 12:35pm. Good luck Cougars!
Volleyball Highlights for the week! Maggie Jensen had a phenomenal game this past weekend, passing up and diving for multiple balls that kept the Varsity climbing out of a deficit in set 2 and 3 of their last match. Along with Maggie, Karina Frederick and Natalie Walker capitalized on Maggie's defense and served the team to victory - Karina with 8 serves in a row, and Natalie with 10 serves in a row. Congratulations to both Varsity and JV1 on their wins. Catch the Lady Cougars in action again on Thursday, October 12 in Shoshoni at 5:00 p.m./6:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 14 in Greybull with game times at 12:00/1:00/2:00 p.m. Let's go, Cougars!
Wind River Schools celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day on October 9th! Maleigha's family brought their drum group and sang for the kindergarten classes. Maleigha brought her jingle dress and mocassins to share also. Lorraine's father, Wade LeBeau, came to share some Shoshone traditions with the first grade classes. Mrs. Rider and Mrs. Gardner read stories written by indigenous authors with students during library and social studies classes. Miss Walker had her high school students research indigenous people and present their history and culture to her classes. We are grateful to all who shared with us!
Multicultural Club and WRLA students worked together to make a float for the Homecoming Parade. The theme was "Out of this World!"
Volleyball Highlight of the Week: Players, managers, and coaches ran in the inaugural Homecoming Community Fun Run! They completed and competed in a 1.75 mile course. The goal is to challenge ourselves to finish what we start, to encourage each other when it gets tough, and to be proud of doing something out of our comfort zone. And look...they're all smiling at the finish line. Congratulations, Lady Cougars! The Homecoming volleyball game is Saturday at 11:00a/12:00p/1:00p. The theme is "Black Out the Gym." They will also have their fundraiser of yummy baked food items. Thanks for supporting our athletic programs! Photo credit to Airy Olson!
