Art is alive at our school! We love art :)
Our Wapiti students explored sculpture by transforming 2D aluminum foil into amazing 3D forms through shaping, folding, and assembly while exploring how light creates cast shadows.
Please take a look of our master pieces..
Our Wapiti students explored sculpture by transforming 2D aluminum foil into amazing 3D forms through shaping, folding, and assembly while exploring how light creates cast shadows.
Please take a look of our master pieces..
Ms. S class had fun and delicious week learning all about apples! Students explored the apple tree life cycle, pollination, and the important role bees play in helping apples grow.
They used 3D-printed apples to learn about the different parts of an apple and tasted several varieties, comparing their colors, textures, smells, and flavors.
To wrap up the week, we worked together to make homemade applesauce and enjoyed tasting our creation!
They used 3D-printed apples to learn about the different parts of an apple and tasted several varieties, comparing their colors, textures, smells, and flavors.
To wrap up the week, we worked together to make homemade applesauce and enjoyed tasting our creation!
Our students brought school spirit to life, celebrating the Cody High School Parade through carnival fun, beachside festivities, and welcoming tourists!
Don't miss the actual one today in Cody at 2:30. GO BRONCS!
Don't miss the actual one today in Cody at 2:30. GO BRONCS!
We announced to students today that we are adopting a cow! To tie a real life connection to our students we made butter in the classroom. We are looking forward to getting video updates about our cow and more agricultural learning.
Coming from a small rural school, we are especially grateful to everyone who made it possible to welcome Mac Barnett, and award-winning children's author, to our community.
What an incredible opportunity to inspire our students and remind them that big dreams can grow from small places, and creativity and imagination can take them anywhere.
What an incredible opportunity to inspire our students and remind them that big dreams can grow from small places, and creativity and imagination can take them anywhere.
Yesterday, we celebrated "International Dot Day" by putting our creativity to the test with a super fun tower-building challenge!
Our little engineers dreamed big, built tall, and discovered just how far one little dot of inspiration can take us!
Our little engineers dreamed big, built tall, and discovered just how far one little dot of inspiration can take us!
Wild & Fun Zoo MT field trip!
Wapiti & Valley students were able to spot their favorite animals at ZooMT. and enjoy a guided tour with a waterfowl garden expert. They learned about the Native American Garden, collected seeds, and even sampled jelly made from the garden's own harvest!
Wapiti & Valley students were able to spot their favorite animals at ZooMT. and enjoy a guided tour with a waterfowl garden expert. They learned about the Native American Garden, collected seeds, and even sampled jelly made from the garden's own harvest!
Get ready, it's almost Homecoming week!
Join the fun September 21st-25th by showing off your school spirit during our dress-up days! Check out the schedule, plan your outfits, and get ready to show your school pride!
Join the fun September 21st-25th by showing off your school spirit during our dress-up days! Check out the schedule, plan your outfits, and get ready to show your school pride!
We will never forget.
A special thank you to the Wapiti Fire Department for helping make our 9/11 Remembrance Walk so meaningful. Our students climbed 110 flights of stairs and honored those who lost their lives, firefighters, police officers, first responders, and all those helping on September 11, 2001.
Students even had the chance to carry firefighter equipment, giving them a small glimpse of the strength and courage shown that day.
Thank you for helping our students remember, honor and appreciate the heroes.
A special thank you to the Wapiti Fire Department for helping make our 9/11 Remembrance Walk so meaningful. Our students climbed 110 flights of stairs and honored those who lost their lives, firefighters, police officers, first responders, and all those helping on September 11, 2001.
Students even had the chance to carry firefighter equipment, giving them a small glimpse of the strength and courage shown that day.
Thank you for helping our students remember, honor and appreciate the heroes.
WOW -THANK YOU! A huge shoutout to our amazing Wapiti School staff, students, and community for supporting our Labor Day Lemonade & cookie Stand!
Thanks to your generosity, all the money raised will go right back to our students for FUN activities and special memories!
Always grateful for this incredible community!
Thanks to your generosity, all the money raised will go right back to our students for FUN activities and special memories!
Always grateful for this incredible community!
Happy National Chicken Day!
Our students worked hard creating their own chicken masterpieces and learning the legend of Chicken Boy, LA's unofficial mascot!
Art. History. Chickens. What more could you want? :)
Happy International Bow Day!
We may keep it simple at our little rural school, but on Bow Day, we sure make up for it with some pretty handmade ones!
We may keep it simple at our little rural school, but on Bow Day, we sure make up for it with some pretty handmade ones!
September Newsletter & Annual Lemonade Stand Invitation.
First day of school memories! We had such a great start and are so excited to jump into our first full week! Here's to new wild adventures, lots of learning, growth, and a E P I C school year ahead!
We're so excited for the first day of school tomorrow! Please join us in welcoming Mr. Horrocks, our new Electives Teacher at Wapiti and Valley Schools! Students and families please Get ready because it's going to be an EPIC year!
Back-to-School Open House!
Happy Summer, Wapiti School Families!
Here are a few highlights from our final days of school!
We went from celebrating staff recognition (a big hooray for Ms. Ellie!) to an exciting scavenger hunt, and we wrapped up the school year with a sweet surprise -- Mrs. Clarkson treated everyone to freshly made cotton candy!
The scavenger hunt organized by Ms. Ellie was an absolute blast, students showed incredible grit, worked as a team, and thought outside the box to solve some tricky puzzles that led to the grand finale: A fantastic water balloon fight!.
Wishing everyone a fun, safe, and adventure filled summer .
Here are a few highlights from our final days of school!
We went from celebrating staff recognition (a big hooray for Ms. Ellie!) to an exciting scavenger hunt, and we wrapped up the school year with a sweet surprise -- Mrs. Clarkson treated everyone to freshly made cotton candy!
The scavenger hunt organized by Ms. Ellie was an absolute blast, students showed incredible grit, worked as a team, and thought outside the box to solve some tricky puzzles that led to the grand finale: A fantastic water balloon fight!.
Wishing everyone a fun, safe, and adventure filled summer .
One more GREAT field trip yesterday! We went to the Park County Library to kick off the Summer Reading Program, Big thank to Mrs. Holly Baker for her always welcoming and enthusiastic adventure.
We also visited the BBCW Museum to be the very first group of students to experience the "Artful Movement" project in collaboration with the National Museum of Asian Art, developed to create calm through guided movement and mindfulness. The object chosen as the focus was a horse mask that is close to 200 y.o. WOW!, Students embodied a horse getting dressed in regalia and walking in a horse parade at a pow-wow. Thank you to Mrs. Ruby Gray for providing such a special activity.
Wapiti loves our community and all the learning centers we have access to!
We also visited the BBCW Museum to be the very first group of students to experience the "Artful Movement" project in collaboration with the National Museum of Asian Art, developed to create calm through guided movement and mindfulness. The object chosen as the focus was a horse mask that is close to 200 y.o. WOW!, Students embodied a horse getting dressed in regalia and walking in a horse parade at a pow-wow. Thank you to Mrs. Ruby Gray for providing such a special activity.
Wapiti loves our community and all the learning centers we have access to!
What a wonderful 2025-2026 Talent show! So proud of all the students for their amazing performances, and huge than you to Mrs. P-H for all the hard work and dedication that made it possible.
A big thank you to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -- Wyoming Ecological Services Field Office for encouraging our students to participate in the "Junior Duck Stamp Contest" ! We are excited to celebrate some Wapiti winners, and students were thrilled to receive their well deserved prizes and recognition.
