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CTC In Action
The CTC Coalition has been thankful for the many opportunities to work with our partnered organizations, and the amazing youth on Cheyenne River.
Acronym Key:
CTC: Communities That Care Coalition
C-EB: Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Schools
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
CTC Members
CTC always does what they commit to which I admire.
The youth of our community deserve the best and CTC has the potential to collaborate with all other organizations to make that happen.
Student
As a recipient of the eighth grade Communities That Care (CTC) Champion award last school year, and a participant in SDS activities this school year I feel very honored to be receiving this programming.
School administrator
Throughout the 2022-2023-2024 school years, the students, staff, and administration at Eagle Butte School District Cheyenne-Eagle Butte School have wholeheartedly embraced and benefited from the SDS events and activities that the Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition provides.
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition Announces the September 2024 Good Relative Award Winners!
Congratulations to our C-EB September Good Relative Award Winners! September’s theme was for students that showed the Lakota value of caring this month. Students nominated were entered (by respective grades) on a Spin-the-Wheel online tool which determined the winner. Please congratulate and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of showing the Lakota value of caring from the student! The following winner's are as follows:
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition Announces the September 2024 Good Relative Award Winners!
Congratulations to our C-EB September Good Relative Award Winners! September’s theme was for students that showed the Lakota value of caring this month. Students nominated were entered (by respective grades) on a Spin-the-Wheel online tool which determined the winner. Please congratulate and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of showing the Lakota value of caring from the student! The following winner's are as follows:
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition Announces the September 2024 Good Relative Award Winners!
Congratulations to our C-EB September Good Relative Award Winners! September’s theme was for students that showed the Lakota value of caring this month. Students nominated were entered (by respective grades) on a Spin-the-Wheel online tool which determined the winner. Please congratulate and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of showing the Lakota value of caring from the student! The following winner's are as follows:
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition Announces The September 2024 Good Relative Award Winners!
Congratulations to our C-EB September Good Relative Award Winners! September’s theme was for students that showed the Lakota value of caring this month. Students nominated were entered (by respective grades) on a Spin-the-Wheel online tool which determined the winner. Please congratulate and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of showing the Lakota value of caring from the student! The following winner's are as follows:
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition Announces the September 2024 Good Relative Award Winners!
Congratulations to our C-EB September Good Relative Award Winners! September’s theme was for students that showed the Lakota value of caring this month. Students nominated were entered (by respective grades) on a Spin-the-Wheel online tool which determined the winner. Please congratulate and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of showing the Lakota value of caring from the student! The following winner's are as follows:
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
⭐️Jeremiah Thompson, Kindergarten, voted for by Brittany Hanson. “He showed how much he cared for the environment. The wind blew over the trash can on the Kindergarten playground and Jeremiah noticed that and took the initiative to clean it up during his limited play time. He’s also a very caring peer who pays attention to details and shows up for his friends when they need it the most.”
⭐️Lily Laplante, Grade 1, voted for by Dreyanne Lee. “By helping her classmates when they are struggling with their work.”
⭐️Ava Brown, Grade 2, voted for by Kristine Traversie. “Ava sets a great example for her peers throughout the school. She is always mindful of their safety. She is so thoughtful and caring for all her classmates and teachers!”
⭐️Amazyn Longbreak, Grade 3, voted for by Mrs.Moran. “Amazyn is always helpful to all students. She responds when a student is in need.”
⭐️Treyson Marrowbone, Grade 4, voted for by Jalisa Cruz. “So kind and compassionate, not a mean bone in his body.. Helpful and sweet!”
⭐️Alexus Johnson, Grade 5, voted for by Ms Afraid of Hawk. “It doesn’t matter who it is, Alexus is always willing to help other students around her. She never complains and has a huge, loving, and caring heart.”
⭐️Aubree Miner, Grade 6, voted for Ms.Kathy LeBeau. “I am happy to nominate Aubree Miner for the Student of the Month. Aubree is a very caring person and goes above and beyond to help someone where she sees the need. I have witnessed Aubree helping other classmates who may be struggling in their studies. Aubree is very attentive in class and she shows by her actions that she also cares about her own education.”
⭐️Gracy White Mountain, Grade 7, voted for by Mary Mitchell. “Grace is extremely caring. Anytime a student or staff member is having a hard time, she will talk with them and help them feel better. She is new to C-EB this year and has transitioned very well and has become a leader amongst her peers. She is helpful, kind, and very deserving of this award.”
⭐️Kashton Hale, Grade 8, voted for by Toni Buffalo and Michael Nankervis. “Kashton is a very respectable young man. He is helpful, likes to visit and is involved in school activities like football. His attendance is very good and puts in a lot of effort towards his academics.” “Always considerate of others, willing to help and offers to do so, when he sees a need.”
⭐️Avry Traversie, Grade 10, voted for by Michael Anthony Polinag, “I would like to nominate Avry Traversie for September’s Good Relative Award. Since day one, she has shown exemplary conduct inside my classroom. She cares about her classmates and always wears a smile every time I see her. Not only does she uphold the Lakota values of care but also compassion, respect, politeness, and patience. She is truly a role model to her fellow high school peers.”
⭐️Shia Peterson, Grade 11, voted for by Ahanni Knight. “Very respectful and always helping someone when needed including the staff! Always on task during class and always participating.”
⭐️Quinn Benoist, Grade 12, voted for by Kim Edson. “Quinn was working on other tasks but heard me request assistance with clerical work. She immediately stopped what she was doing and offered to help. She understood the importance of work and was diligent in ensuring it was done professionally and timely.”
Other students who were nominated for showing the Lakota Value of being caring: Daxtyn Lee, Madelyn LeBeau, Harper Mclane, Tye Paypay, KaiLoni Johnson, Dakota Cheadle, Kashlyn Brings Plenty, Nancy Iron Bird, Kellan Dupris, Lucy West, Jaeleigh Shaving, and Layla Baker.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see the winners for next month!
C-EB Self Care Wellness Workshops
For our September C-EB Activities, we partnered with various organizations to host Self-Care and Wellness Workshops for students! A huge thank you to C-EB Schools for welcoming us and allowing these meaningful activities to take place. Here's the lineup of workshops:
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
C-EB Self Care Wellness Workshops
For our September C-EB Activities, we partnered with various organizations to host Self-Care and Wellness Workshops for students! A huge thank you to C-EB Schools for welcoming us and allowing these meaningful activities to take place. Here's the lineup of workshops:
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
C-EB Self Care Wellness Workshops
For our September C-EB Activities, we partnered with various organizations to host Self-Care and Wellness Workshops for students! A huge thank you to C-EB Schools for welcoming us and allowing these meaningful activities to take place. Here's the lineup of workshops:
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
C-EB Self Care Wellness Workshops
For our September C-EB Activities, we partnered with various organizations to host Self-Care and Wellness Workshops for students! A huge thank you to C-EB Schools for welcoming us and allowing these meaningful activities to take place. Here's the lineup of workshops:
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
C-EB Self Care Wellness Workshops
For our September C-EB Activities, we partnered with various organizations to host Self-Care and Wellness Workshops for students! A huge thank you to C-EB Schools for welcoming us and allowing these meaningful activities to take place. Here's the lineup of workshops:
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
- CRST Canli Coalition: Mental Health Effects of Vaping
- Sacred Heart Center: How Art & Expression Can Improve Mental Health
CRST Youth
- Diabetes/CRST Buffalo Authority: The Benefits of a Healthy Diet for Emotional Well-being
- CRST Fitness Center: Physical Activity and Stress Management
- Wakpa Waste Counseling Services/Joan Upell:
Medicine Wheel Lesson—Staying in Balance
- Missouri Breaks/Lyndsey Ducheneaux & Jill Kessler: Intentional Movement for Stress Management
We deeply appreciate all of our partners for coming together to provide these valuable workshops and for their commitment to supporting the well-being of our students. Your dedication truly makes a difference!
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care Coalition
We had a fun wrap up of our CTC Coalitions events this week at C-EB schools! Wednesday in the Jr High and today in the High School we hosted Welcome Assemblies and did activities for the students to better understand their learning styles. With so much fun we forgot to take pictures🥲 BUT we did get this video at the end where students did the wave if they understood their learning styles better. The last question we did foot stomps if they would use these learning styles to better understand their work throughout the school year, and man was that gym thundering with sound!
As always thank you to our partners at C-EB School🎉 It’s amazing working with their administration and staff to do these activities for students.
And a shout out to our staff and volunteers! We appreciate them for their hard work in planning and hosting these activities. Our Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition is SO EXCITED for what the rest of this school year will bring!🎉🎉
As always thank you to our partners at C-EB School🎉 It’s amazing working with their administration and staff to do these activities for students.
And a shout out to our staff and volunteers! We appreciate them for their hard work in planning and hosting these activities. Our Keya Foundations Communities That Care (CTC) Coalition is SO EXCITED for what the rest of this school year will bring!🎉🎉
The Keya Foundations Communities That Care Coalition (CTC)
This August, our elementary students have been busy making a difference in their classrooms and beyond. Each class received a special poster to write down their pledges for positive actions and behaviors at school. 🌟✏️
This collaborative activity encourages students to work together, set goals, and hold each other accountable in a fun and meaningful way. We love seeing their commitment to making our school a better place every day! 💪❤️
Check out these amazing pledges from our students and let’s celebrate their dedication to kindness, respect, and teamwork. 📜✨
This collaborative activity encourages students to work together, set goals, and hold each other accountable in a fun and meaningful way. We love seeing their commitment to making our school a better place every day! 💪❤️
Check out these amazing pledges from our students and let’s celebrate their dedication to kindness, respect, and teamwork. 📜✨
The Keya Foundation Communities That Care Coalition (CTC)
This August, our elementary students have been busy making a difference in their classrooms and beyond. Each class received a special poster to write down their pledges for positive actions and behaviors at school. 🌟✏️
This collaborative activity encourages students to work together, set goals, and hold each other accountable in a fun and meaningful way. We love seeing their commitment to making our school a better place every day! 💪❤️
Check out these amazing pledges from our students and let’s celebrate their dedication to kindness, respect, and teamwork. 📜✨
This collaborative activity encourages students to work together, set goals, and hold each other accountable in a fun and meaningful way. We love seeing their commitment to making our school a better place every day! 💪❤️
Check out these amazing pledges from our students and let’s celebrate their dedication to kindness, respect, and teamwork. 📜✨