Programs

All-Day Kindergarten

We offer a full-day kindergarten program to give young learners a strong foundation.

What Will Your Child Learn?

By the end of the year, your child will be able to:

• Recognize, name, and write all 26 letters of the alphabet.
• Read about 30 sight words.
• Understand letter sounds.
• Begin writing short words and sentences.
• Count and recognize numbers.
• Identify shapes and sort objects by size, color, and shape.

How Can You Help at Home?

You can support your child’s learning by:

• Creating a writing box with crayons, pencils, and paper.
• Counting toys or books together at bedtime.
• Playing “draw a shape” games.
• Sorting buttons or snacks by size or color.

Kindergarten Registration

Children must be 5 years old by September 1 to enroll. 

Visit our Enroll Overview page for details.

Arapaho Language, Culture, and Arts

We take pride in our Native identity and integrate it as a core part of our school experience. Cultural learning isn’t a special event; it’s a daily part of student life.

Living Our Heritage

• Students recite the Pledge of Allegiance in the Arapaho language each morning.
• Campus art and architecture celebrate Native imagery.
• Video lessons teach traditional language and customs.

Learn With Us

Explore our video lessons on the Arapaho language and culture:

• Video 1: Introduction to the Arapaho Language Part 1
• Video 2: Introduction to the Arapaho Language Part 2
• Video 3: Language for Tableware
• All Culture Video Lessons (Learn more about identity and tradition)

Music (Grades K–5)

Music helps students grow in all areas, including academic, emotional, and social. Our K–5 music program supports brain development and helps students express themselves creatively.

Students explore rhythm, melody, instruments, and group performance in fun and engaging ways.

Sports

Athletic programs support physical health, leadership, and teamwork. Sports are available starting in middle school and continue through high school.

See our Athletics page for more information.

High School Academic Programs

Our high school curriculum prepares students for life after graduation— whether they plan to attend college, start a career, or learn a trade.

What We Offer

• Language arts, math, science, and history
• Art, music, woodworking, and physical education
• Arapaho language and cultural studies
• Career exploration and life skills

Cultural Curriculum

We strengthen students’ cultural identity through programs that:

• Offer classes in Arapaho language, crafts, and traditions.
• Invite community members to share their knowledge.
• Host sweat lodges and service-learning opportunities.
• Use strategies that support diverse learning styles.

Family Involvement

We believe in working together with families. When parents and guardians are involved, students do better in school. We welcome your support, feedback, and presence at school events.

Learn more about how we involve families on our Family Involvement page.

Student Behavior and Incentives

We use clear expectations and positive reinforcement to help students make good choices. We strive to create a safe, respectful, and encouraging learning environment for all.

Visit our Student Services page to learn more.