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Congratulations to Our December Good Relative Award Winners! In partnership with The Keya Foundation we work to recognize our students on a monthly basis!
December’s theme celebrated students who showed respect this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for Respect! Winners were selected by grade through a Spin-the-Wheel tool. Please join us in congratulating and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of their exemplary qualities!
⭐Naleah Rosas, Grade 6th, C-EB, nominated by Johanna Aberle. “She has always obey and follow school rules. She has shown respect to classmates, teachers, and staff by doing what she is asked to do without any complain.” (NOT PICTURED)
⭐Kendall Iron Bird, Grade 5th, C-EB, nominated by Rebecca Afraid of Hawk. “Kendall is kind soul. She never complains, always willing to help others, and is just an overall great student role model.”
⭐Aurelius Knight, Grade 4th, C-EB, nominated by Miss. Bush. “Aurelius is a student who always shows respect in everything he does. He listens, follows the rules, and uses his manners without ever being reminded. He’s kind to both staff and classmates, and you can always count on him to do the right thing. Aurelius is always ready to help others.”
⭐Zi Iciya Afraid of Hawk, Grade 3rd, C-EB, nominated by DeeAnne Ducheneaux. “Zi Iciya, translates to Paints Himself Yellow which fits him perfectly. Of course yellow is his favorite color and it represents a wide range of things: Positive emotions, happiness, optimism, and energy to caution and warning. This month's Good Relative features Respect within school and the community and Zi shines in both places. He shows respect to his Unci Pam by ensuring that her trash bins are pulled in and out on scheduled days. Holding the door for her and others. Using manners and speaking only after he's listened to other's shares. Participating in the buffalo harvests along side his mom and relatives provides a respectful outlook on his culture. I look forward to the sharing he does within class regarding this experience. He allows grace to others when needed and is always honest. His respectful nature will carry him through life for all the right reasons.” (NOT PICTURED)
⭐Scarlett Knife, Grade 2nd, C-EB, nominated by Sonia Webb, “Scarlett never talks when I am giving a lesson. She is respectful and uses respectful words when speaking to others.”
Other students who were nominated for Respect: Cante Talks, Hannah Rackard, Eliza Janis, Zintakla Lafferty, Owen Uses The Knife, L Shondo Talks, Jr., and Maske Lynch
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see next month’s winners and continue celebrating the Lakota values in our schools!
December’s theme celebrated students who showed respect this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for Respect! Winners were selected by grade through a Spin-the-Wheel tool. Please join us in congratulating and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of their exemplary qualities!
⭐Naleah Rosas, Grade 6th, C-EB, nominated by Johanna Aberle. “She has always obey and follow school rules. She has shown respect to classmates, teachers, and staff by doing what she is asked to do without any complain.” (NOT PICTURED)
⭐Kendall Iron Bird, Grade 5th, C-EB, nominated by Rebecca Afraid of Hawk. “Kendall is kind soul. She never complains, always willing to help others, and is just an overall great student role model.”
⭐Aurelius Knight, Grade 4th, C-EB, nominated by Miss. Bush. “Aurelius is a student who always shows respect in everything he does. He listens, follows the rules, and uses his manners without ever being reminded. He’s kind to both staff and classmates, and you can always count on him to do the right thing. Aurelius is always ready to help others.”
⭐Zi Iciya Afraid of Hawk, Grade 3rd, C-EB, nominated by DeeAnne Ducheneaux. “Zi Iciya, translates to Paints Himself Yellow which fits him perfectly. Of course yellow is his favorite color and it represents a wide range of things: Positive emotions, happiness, optimism, and energy to caution and warning. This month's Good Relative features Respect within school and the community and Zi shines in both places. He shows respect to his Unci Pam by ensuring that her trash bins are pulled in and out on scheduled days. Holding the door for her and others. Using manners and speaking only after he's listened to other's shares. Participating in the buffalo harvests along side his mom and relatives provides a respectful outlook on his culture. I look forward to the sharing he does within class regarding this experience. He allows grace to others when needed and is always honest. His respectful nature will carry him through life for all the right reasons.” (NOT PICTURED)
⭐Scarlett Knife, Grade 2nd, C-EB, nominated by Sonia Webb, “Scarlett never talks when I am giving a lesson. She is respectful and uses respectful words when speaking to others.”
Other students who were nominated for Respect: Cante Talks, Hannah Rackard, Eliza Janis, Zintakla Lafferty, Owen Uses The Knife, L Shondo Talks, Jr., and Maske Lynch
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see next month’s winners and continue celebrating the Lakota values in our schools!
🎄✨ Spreading Holiday Cheer! ✨🎄
A big round of applause for our amazing Holiday Cheermeisters! 🌟 These festive stars went all out to bring joy and holiday spirit to our halls. Thanks to a generous Secret Santa, they’re walking away with cash prizes as a token of appreciation for their creativity and cheer!
From dazzling outfits to bright smiles and festive vibes, you’ve made this season extra special. ❤️
Let’s keep the holiday magic alive—thank you for making our community shine! 🎅🤶🎁
❄️🎉 Winter Break Alert! 🎉❄️
C-EB Schools will be closed from December 17 to January 5 for winter break.
Time to enjoy the snow, relax with loved ones, and celebrate the season! ⛄🎄
Wishing all our students, families, and staff a joyful and safe holiday season.
Happy Holidays from C-EB Schools! 💙🐧
C-EB Schools will be closed from December 17 to January 5 for winter break.
Time to enjoy the snow, relax with loved ones, and celebrate the season! ⛄🎄
Wishing all our students, families, and staff a joyful and safe holiday season.
Happy Holidays from C-EB Schools! 💙🐧
📚 C-EB Upper Elementary Awarded $600,000 Literacy Grant!
We’re excited to announce that C-EB Upper Elementary School has been selected as one of 28 districts statewide to receive the Elevating Literacy Across South Dakota (ELA-SD) Grant, totaling $600,000 for our school!
Funded through the federal Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant, this support will help us strengthen literacy instruction using the Science of Reading, ensuring students build strong reading and writing skills from the ground up.
This investment will help close achievement gaps, support our teachers, and enrich literacy learning for all C-EB learners. We are grateful for this opportunity to keep moving literacy forward for our students. 💪📖
Learn more about the initiative: 👉 www.doe.sd.gov/literacy
#OhitikaPride #LiteracyForAll #MovingLiteracyForward
We’re excited to announce that C-EB Upper Elementary School has been selected as one of 28 districts statewide to receive the Elevating Literacy Across South Dakota (ELA-SD) Grant, totaling $600,000 for our school!
Funded through the federal Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant, this support will help us strengthen literacy instruction using the Science of Reading, ensuring students build strong reading and writing skills from the ground up.
This investment will help close achievement gaps, support our teachers, and enrich literacy learning for all C-EB learners. We are grateful for this opportunity to keep moving literacy forward for our students. 💪📖
Learn more about the initiative: 👉 www.doe.sd.gov/literacy
#OhitikaPride #LiteracyForAll #MovingLiteracyForward
We're thrilled to announce the new app for C-EB Schools! It's everything C-EB Schools, in your pocket.
This updated app is designed to make staying connected easier than ever. It also follows ADA compliance best practices, ensuring that content is accessible and user-friendly for all members of the community.
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Good afternoon, there is a bit of a change for the C-EB Upper Elementary Semesterly AWARDS Ceremony. The ceremony will now take place in your student's classrooms starting at 2:00 PM. Please come and support our young scholars!
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🌟The UE Sunshine Committee will continue to highlight the amazing people who make Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Upper Elementary such a special place! We are excited to spotlight our Upper Elementary second and third grade teachers this week. Stay tuned for more spotlights! 🌟
🔴⚪️🔵C-EB Upper Elementary Home Note 12/04/25 🔴⚪️🔵
The C-EB 6th Grade Natural Helpers wrapped up the year with a meaningful and fun December meeting! Students started with a role-modeling activity where they reflected on the positive role models in their lives — and how they can be that same support for their peers. 💛
From there, they jumped into planning for an upcoming February/Valentine’s Day project for students and teachers. We can’t wait to share more on that soon!
To finish the day, the group practiced teamwork-building skills and enjoyed ice cream floats as part of their Christmas celebration. 🎄🍦
These young leaders continue to inspire us. Stay tuned — big things are coming in the new year! 🌟
From there, they jumped into planning for an upcoming February/Valentine’s Day project for students and teachers. We can’t wait to share more on that soon!
To finish the day, the group practiced teamwork-building skills and enjoyed ice cream floats as part of their Christmas celebration. 🎄🍦
These young leaders continue to inspire us. Stay tuned — big things are coming in the new year! 🌟
Join us for an afternoon of honoring and celebrating the incredible achievements and contributions of our scholars.
Christmas will be in the air next week when our UE students take the stage to perform at their 2025 Christmas concert.
Attention new and returning substitute teachers. Monday December 8th training at the UE Board Room.
Important Reminder for Families of Upper Elementary Students: Maps testing begins tomorrow, December 2nd, and will continue throughout the week. To support student success, please emphasize the importance of proper rest and punctual arrival at school.
Our C-EB 6th Grade Natural Helpers pitched in to decorate the trees and had an absolute blast doing it! For the second year in a row, beautifully decorated Christmas trees—featuring ornaments created last school year by C-EB K–6th grade students—are now on display at local businesses.
You can find the festive trees at:
🎄 The State Bank of Eagle Butte
🎄 Ubetcha Wateca
🎄 Eagle Butte Dairy Queen
🎄 Eagle Butte CO-OP
🎄 Indian Health Services
A big thank you to our community partners and organizers at The Keya Foundation and Sacred Heart Center in working with our students and shout out to our local businesses for participating in this wonderful holiday activity, helping showcase our students' creative talents. What a great way to celebrate the season! 🌟
You can find the festive trees at:
🎄 The State Bank of Eagle Butte
🎄 Ubetcha Wateca
🎄 Eagle Butte Dairy Queen
🎄 Eagle Butte CO-OP
🎄 Indian Health Services
A big thank you to our community partners and organizers at The Keya Foundation and Sacred Heart Center in working with our students and shout out to our local businesses for participating in this wonderful holiday activity, helping showcase our students' creative talents. What a great way to celebrate the season! 🌟
🦃🍂 C-EB Upper Elementary School would like to give thanks to our C-EB Cafeteria Teams for the delicious Thanksgiving meal! Go, Braves! 🍂🦃
🔴⚪️🔵C-EB Upper Elementary Home Note 11/24/25 🔴⚪️🔵
Congratulations to Our November Good Relative Award Winners! In partnership with The Keya Foundation we work to recognize our students on a monthly basis!
November’s theme celebrated students who showed honesty this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for honesty! Winners were selected by grade through a Spin-the-Wheel tool. Please join us in congratulating and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of their exemplary qualities!
⭐Cole Cook, 2nd Grade, C-EB, nominated by Sianna Moran. “Cole does his best to complete his assignments to the best of his knowledge, if he encounters a problem, he is honest in asking for help. Cole has shown honesty in his work, relationships with his peers, and with his teacher.”
⭐Eliza Janise, 3rd Grade, C-EB, nominated by Lilibeth Manadawe. “They always do their tasks with diligence and are mindful of their classmates' own space.”
⭐Jace Anderson, 4th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Jalisa Cruz. “He always tells the truth, even if it includes his indiscretions. He also always encourages his peers to tell the truth as well.”
⭐David Chasing Hawk, 5th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Mr. Logg. “He is totally honest in all my dealings with him and he demonstrates all the values.”
⭐J’Vaun Veaux, 6th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Jerris Veaux. “J'Vaun has shown honesty in the classroom by always telling the truth and taking responsibility. He does his own work. He asks for help when needed, he is honest, and treats others with respect.”
Other students who were nominated for Honesty: Sakioya Agneaux Chavez, Andrew White Eagle, Scarlett Knife, Maske Lynch, Christian LaPlante, L Shondo Jr., Talks, Owen Uses the Knife, Cante' Talks, Verle Buffalo, Iveti Jeffries, and Harley Smith.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see next month’s winners and continue celebrating the Lakota values in our schools!
November’s theme celebrated students who showed honesty this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for honesty! Winners were selected by grade through a Spin-the-Wheel tool. Please join us in congratulating and feel free to tag family members of students listed to share in the recognition of their exemplary qualities!
⭐Cole Cook, 2nd Grade, C-EB, nominated by Sianna Moran. “Cole does his best to complete his assignments to the best of his knowledge, if he encounters a problem, he is honest in asking for help. Cole has shown honesty in his work, relationships with his peers, and with his teacher.”
⭐Eliza Janise, 3rd Grade, C-EB, nominated by Lilibeth Manadawe. “They always do their tasks with diligence and are mindful of their classmates' own space.”
⭐Jace Anderson, 4th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Jalisa Cruz. “He always tells the truth, even if it includes his indiscretions. He also always encourages his peers to tell the truth as well.”
⭐David Chasing Hawk, 5th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Mr. Logg. “He is totally honest in all my dealings with him and he demonstrates all the values.”
⭐J’Vaun Veaux, 6th Grade, C-EB, nominated by Jerris Veaux. “J'Vaun has shown honesty in the classroom by always telling the truth and taking responsibility. He does his own work. He asks for help when needed, he is honest, and treats others with respect.”
Other students who were nominated for Honesty: Sakioya Agneaux Chavez, Andrew White Eagle, Scarlett Knife, Maske Lynch, Christian LaPlante, L Shondo Jr., Talks, Owen Uses the Knife, Cante' Talks, Verle Buffalo, Iveti Jeffries, and Harley Smith.
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them! Follow us to see next month’s winners and continue celebrating the Lakota values in our schools!
✨ Celebrating Native American Heritage Month at C-EB! ✨
Today, our C-EB 6th Grade Natural Helpers hung up beautiful coloring pages featuring Positive Lakota Affirmations—designed by last year’s Natural Helpers and colored by C-EB students.
These affirmations are a meaningful way to uplift positive self-talk, celebrate Lakota identity, and bring more Lakota language into the school environment.
Wóphila to all the students who helped brighten the halls with culture and positivity, and our Keya Foundation and Sacred Heart Center community partners in working with the students!💛🪶
Today, our C-EB 6th Grade Natural Helpers hung up beautiful coloring pages featuring Positive Lakota Affirmations—designed by last year’s Natural Helpers and colored by C-EB students.
These affirmations are a meaningful way to uplift positive self-talk, celebrate Lakota identity, and bring more Lakota language into the school environment.
Wóphila to all the students who helped brighten the halls with culture and positivity, and our Keya Foundation and Sacred Heart Center community partners in working with the students!💛🪶
