Another extraordinary Culinary Class by Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Terry.
Today, Wapiti Students learn how to make KUNG PAO CHICKEN and cereal crisps for dessert. It was of course enjoyed for lunch, as usual.
Take a peek at their creations!
Today, Wapiti Students learn how to make KUNG PAO CHICKEN and cereal crisps for dessert. It was of course enjoyed for lunch, as usual.
Take a peek at their creations!








We are beyond grateful to share that we have officially closed out our American Heart Association AHA fundraising campaign! we raised 93% of our goal.
Thank you to everyone who participated.
Thank you to everyone who participated.

Wapiti School kids were out door-to-door downtown spreading the word and sharing excitement for our BIG annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser - It's' just around the corner on April 17th. We hope to see our amazing community come out, support, have fun and meet our ROYAL students.
Thank you Mrs. Siebert for sharing the pictures.
Mark your calendar! Please review these important notes about kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year."
Kids Heart Challenge is about to begin! Thank you Wapiti families for helping students learn healthy habits.
More information will be shared shortly!
More information will be shared shortly!

Ms. Ellie took Wapiti students to discover Ireland through the magic of books; they stamped their Wapiti passports and also sampled the Iconic " Irish soda bread".
Mrs. Croy class, successfully and precisely have created their very own rainbow at their St. Patrick's Day measurement lab.
Mrs. Croy class, successfully and precisely have created their very own rainbow at their St. Patrick's Day measurement lab.





And Wapiti students continue exploring and admiring local history.
Mrs. Croy Class, 3rd and 4th graders are learning about how Buffalo Bill helped shape our community and our economy. After researching, students selected one artifact to focus on and then wrote and 10 word sentence that concisely conveyed its importance.
Mrs. Croy Class, 3rd and 4th graders are learning about how Buffalo Bill helped shape our community and our economy. After researching, students selected one artifact to focus on and then wrote and 10 word sentence that concisely conveyed its importance.










How Amazing is this?
Ms. S. class is exploring local restaurants and businesses to identify potential jobs and hands-on opportunities in the culinary field in our local community. We have been able to explore this with research on our community and wonderful culinary classes with Mrs. Clarkson.
Take a look of the students building and writing about their own business dream.
Ms. S. class is exploring local restaurants and businesses to identify potential jobs and hands-on opportunities in the culinary field in our local community. We have been able to explore this with research on our community and wonderful culinary classes with Mrs. Clarkson.
Take a look of the students building and writing about their own business dream.







Recess in a rural school hits different. Snow blowing, wind howling, cheeks freezing - but the laughs are loud and the playground is still full.





"Fresh Air, fresh turns, and great memories". Our Red Lodge ski field trip was a huge success!. Thank you to all the parents and stuff members that made it possible!




Thank you to our amazing Wapiti community members: Mrs. Clarkson & Mrs. Sauve for sharing your time and passion through this wonderful culinary class.
Students learned how to make pizza from scratch and then enjoy it it for lunch!
Students learned how to make pizza from scratch and then enjoy it it for lunch!










Big thanks to Mr. Ron Blanchard (Wolf and wildlife expert). Thank you for guiding us on our snowshoeing adventure. Students learn how to haul, call, and truly listen for wolves. Every step came with a lesson: Reading tracks, understanding behavior, and respecting the balance between humans and wildlife.
Incredibly grateful to live where we live, for the opportunity to witness, understand, and respect these ecosystems.
Incredibly grateful to live where we live, for the opportunity to witness, understand, and respect these ecosystems.








Valentine's Day at Wapiti school was filled with creativity, joy, and togetherness. Our Students beautifully expressed love and friendship through handmade Valentine boxes, treats and sweet smiles. The day reminded us about building kindness, and happy memories that last a lifetime.







Amelia showed Kindness and Helpfulness by helping another classmate during art. Keep it up Amelia!

Jace won a gold medal by showing RESPECT to his classmates and teacher. He patiently waited until the teacher was done talking before sharpening his pencil. Keep it up Jace!

What we learned in Art with Mrs. Dimler.

Harper was our first winner of a gold medal for the Kindness Olympics. She showed GRIT during the 100 dominoes challenge! She didn't give up!

Valentine's Day Celebration

There is no school Jan. 19th and 20th.
Braille night!

