
Wind River Middle School Awards Ceremony is scheduled for 1:30 p.m., June 6 in the MS/HS Commons.


Reminder: The annual Consolidated Grant Meeting for Wind River Schools is tonight from 4-5 p.m. in the Wind River Elementary Library. Parents are encouraged to attend.


It's Graduation Day! 4:00 in the High School gym. You can watch the live stream on the schools facebook page. Congratulations class of 2023!


Multicultural Club students had a fun night out at Ichiban Hibachi Steakhouse!











Wind River High School Volleyball Team held a youth camp for 4th - 7th graders this week. These campers are the ones who will be playing for the youth and middle school teams next year. Head Coach Sarah Remacle talked to the girls about the importance of two factors that she is looking for when they get to high school: Be Coachable and Don't Cut Corners - off or on the court. The campers worked with the high school players and upcoming 9th graders on fundamental skills and working together as a team and then ended the camp with lots of scrimmaging. One of the high school players stated, "I can't believe how much the girls have improved in three days!" Thank you for letting us work with your kids and share our love of volleyball with them. Go Cougars!










Seniors played a prank on staff as they prepare to say goodbye.






As the school year ends, we are finishing up with the last of the skulls for this school year at Bugs N Bones. We have left tons of messages for people to pick up their skulls, so it will most likely be done, but call and double check before you come!
If you have decided that you no longer want your skull, we would love to have it donated to the art department for next year's art symposium.
Thanks for your support.





Parents and Guardians of Native American Students:
Please join us for our last Johnson O'Malley/Indian Education Committee Meeting of the school year on Thursday, May 25, 2023. Enjoy a potluck dinner and catch up on what is happening!


Students from Wind River Schools attended the STEM Conference at the CWC College in Riverton this week. Many of the students tried out the Fatal Vision Goggles at the Fremont County Sheriff's Office booth. Maelyn Spoonhunter attended a workshop on Solving Crimes where she learned about fingerprinting and Crime Scene Laboratory work. Even Mr. Harms gave the Fatal Vision Goggles a try.








Wow! Martina Large was selected as County 10 Student of the Year for all of Fremont County! We are proud of you!
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0JwbcS3xDfwV2erZDXey2dHNgEePrzxEk7SiraHJUZBrcfK7CW3kgjFpHqnUdrTXsl&id=181614121925756&mibextid=ncKXMA




29 of our high school students had the opportunity to attend the annual Central Wyoming College Math Competition last week. This was the first time Wind River has attended in a few years, and overall, students had a fun, new experience. There was a 9th and 10th grade team, and an 11th and 12th grade team. Some top 10 placings included Tucker Jensen, Calder Johnson, Cora Remacle, Jaycee Herbert, KC Gibson, and Hunter Walker.



Girls in 4th - 7th grades who plan to play youth and middle school volleyball next year are invited to Volleyball Camp May 22 - 24. Camp will be from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. in the Elementary Gym
Registration link: https://forms.gle/bcfyPWVdH7Dtizyu6
Payment link: https://fremont6wy.infinitecampus.org/campus/store/windriver
For further questions, please email sarahremacle@fre6.k12.wy.us or ngriebel@fre6.k12.wy.us


The annual consolidated Grant Meeting for Wind River Schools has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 30 from 4-5 p.m.


CONGRATULATIONS to Martina Large, Wind River Student of the Year!
https://county10.com/student-of-the-year-nominees-announced/?fbclid=IwAR3wcZ8sBAQOMTPQEx2SqLGzeg-RojYhYakq-bNqrMdNdaQAVsipV2zA0_Y

Jaycee Herbert was selected as one of 3 recipients of the Fremont County Commissioners Scholarship! Way to go Jaycee!
https://county10.com/bids-change-order-and-more-came-before-the-commissioners-on-may-9/

Congratulations to Hunter Walker for winning the High Plains Power Scholarship!


Students learning to make fry bread as part of Native American Day.






Making beaded key chains.






Do some artwork.





Little Brave Singers came at the end of the day as students' participated in social dancing with Kalen SunRhodes as MC.



