Eagle Butte School District 20-1
Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Upper Elementary School
All the summer school information that returning C-EB students and students that will be kindergarteners in the fall of 2026.2026!
C-EB Summer Program Registrations - HS Gym Lobby May 27th-28th, 2026!
Free Summer Food Program - BIE Cafeteria May 18th-July 31st, 2026!
2026 C-EB & CRST Title I Summer Schedule!
C-EB Summer Program Registrations - HS Gym Lobby May 27th-28th, 2026!
Free Summer Food Program - BIE Cafeteria May 18th-July 31st, 2026!
2026 C-EB & CRST Title I Summer Schedule!
The UE Sunshine Committee is excited to highlight the last of our amazing teachers in the sixth grade and the specials teachers, who make Cheyenne-Eagle Butte Upper Elementary such a special place! Thank you for your dedication, patience, and compassion in supporting our students every day. Have a great summer!
🎉 Congratulations to Our End-of-the-Year Good Relative Award Winners! 🎉
Throughout the school year, students from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) were nominated monthly by school staff for demonstrating the Lakota Values each month. These students showed care, humility, respect, honestly, wisdom, prayer, generosity, and positive role modeling within their school.
To celebrate their hard work and positive impact, we awarded all students nominated throughout the year with an End-of-the-Year Good Relative Award and goodie bag!
Please join us in congratulating all of the award winners for being outstanding role models, showing Lakota values throughout the 2025–2026 school year, and making a difference each day.
⭐ 2nd Graders - Cante Talks, Cole Cook, Gage Rouillard, Ivy’Quinn Cook, Izabella Ducheneaux, Joseph Walters, Josiah Roybal, Julianna Hale, Justina Chips, Kavonaugh Thunder Hawk, Scarlett Knife, Wicahpi Ta Iyukncan win Thunderhawk, and Xeightone One Bull
⭐ 3rd Graders - Aiden Ducheneaux, Alrick Circle Bear, Christian LaPlante, Eliza Janise, Iveti Jeffries, Jayna Farlee, Kassian Veaux, Kylie Chasing Hawk, Laryah Jordan, Maske Lynch, Owen Uses the Knife, Raziel Chasing Hawk, Richard Walters, Rilyn Walters, Verle Buffalo, and Zi Iciya Afraid of Hawk
⭐ 4th Graders - Aurelius Knight, Cleo In The Woods, Daxtyn Lee, Hannah Rackard, Hanwi Blue Coat, Harley Smith, Isabella Anderson, Jace Anderson, Joshua Lawerence, Kacen Lablanc, Khaos Looking Horse, Renlee Simon, Robin Waloke, Sakioya Agneaux Chavez, Sawyer Clown, Tilli Veaux, Trey White Dress, and Zandria Cadotte
⭐ 5th Graders - Aisleigh Potter, Aniston One Feather, David Chasing Hawk, Kendall Iron Bird, Kevin Elk Nation, Olivia LaPlante, Reagan Bowman, Sean Blue Arm, and Zintkala Ohitika Lafferty
⭐ 6th Graders - Andrew White Eagle, Ella Grindstone, J’vaun Veaux, Neleah Rosas, Selena West, and Vian Big Eagle
Throughout the school year, students from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) were nominated monthly by school staff for demonstrating the Lakota Values each month. These students showed care, humility, respect, honestly, wisdom, prayer, generosity, and positive role modeling within their school.
To celebrate their hard work and positive impact, we awarded all students nominated throughout the year with an End-of-the-Year Good Relative Award and goodie bag!
Please join us in congratulating all of the award winners for being outstanding role models, showing Lakota values throughout the 2025–2026 school year, and making a difference each day.
⭐ 2nd Graders - Cante Talks, Cole Cook, Gage Rouillard, Ivy’Quinn Cook, Izabella Ducheneaux, Joseph Walters, Josiah Roybal, Julianna Hale, Justina Chips, Kavonaugh Thunder Hawk, Scarlett Knife, Wicahpi Ta Iyukncan win Thunderhawk, and Xeightone One Bull
⭐ 3rd Graders - Aiden Ducheneaux, Alrick Circle Bear, Christian LaPlante, Eliza Janise, Iveti Jeffries, Jayna Farlee, Kassian Veaux, Kylie Chasing Hawk, Laryah Jordan, Maske Lynch, Owen Uses the Knife, Raziel Chasing Hawk, Richard Walters, Rilyn Walters, Verle Buffalo, and Zi Iciya Afraid of Hawk
⭐ 4th Graders - Aurelius Knight, Cleo In The Woods, Daxtyn Lee, Hannah Rackard, Hanwi Blue Coat, Harley Smith, Isabella Anderson, Jace Anderson, Joshua Lawerence, Kacen Lablanc, Khaos Looking Horse, Renlee Simon, Robin Waloke, Sakioya Agneaux Chavez, Sawyer Clown, Tilli Veaux, Trey White Dress, and Zandria Cadotte
⭐ 5th Graders - Aisleigh Potter, Aniston One Feather, David Chasing Hawk, Kendall Iron Bird, Kevin Elk Nation, Olivia LaPlante, Reagan Bowman, Sean Blue Arm, and Zintkala Ohitika Lafferty
⭐ 6th Graders - Andrew White Eagle, Ella Grindstone, J’vaun Veaux, Neleah Rosas, Selena West, and Vian Big Eagle
C-EB Upper Elementary Home Note 5/12/26
UE Upper Elementary Home Note 05/05/2026
2nd Grade students enjoyed their field trip to Pierre to visit the Discovery Center, McDonald's, and the park. They became astronauts, scientists, explorers, veterinarians, cooks, bakers, and all the learning centers that were offered, were well filled with laughter, relationship building, and imaginations. Thank You Pierre Discover Center for enhancing our imaginations beyond the classroom, our bus driver, for getting us safely and timely to our destinations, Pierre McDonald's for the delicious lunch and ice cream, our teachers for guiding us safely through the trip and transitions, and kitchen staff for the road trip snacks. Wopila Tanka to all for planning our field trip, we had a fun day together in the beautiful sun.
The C-EB 6th Grade Natural Helpers youth program held their final meeting of the school year! 🎉
They spent their time together finalizing plans for their End-of-Year Banquet and upcoming trip, while also celebrating an amazing year filled with growth, leadership, friendship, and memories. The group enjoyed fun games, treats, and quality time together as we wrapped up another successful year! 🤍
We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our teacher advisors, Ms. Sianna Moran and Ms. Rebecca Afraid of Hawk, for their dedication, to the program throughout the year. And of course, thank you to our community partners, The Keya Foundation Inc, for continuing to collaborate with us to make this program possible for our youth.
They spent their time together finalizing plans for their End-of-Year Banquet and upcoming trip, while also celebrating an amazing year filled with growth, leadership, friendship, and memories. The group enjoyed fun games, treats, and quality time together as we wrapped up another successful year! 🤍
We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our teacher advisors, Ms. Sianna Moran and Ms. Rebecca Afraid of Hawk, for their dedication, to the program throughout the year. And of course, thank you to our community partners, The Keya Foundation Inc, for continuing to collaborate with us to make this program possible for our youth.
C-EB Upper Elementary Home Note 04/30/2026
Congratulations to Our April Good Relative Award Winners! In partnership with The Keya Foundation we work to recognize our students on a monthly basis!
April’s theme celebrated students who showed role modeling this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for role modeling! 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!
⭐Julianna Hale, Grade 2nd, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, nominated by Jody Walters. “Julianna tries hard to help others whenever needed. She works hard on everything she does.”
⭐Hanwi Blue Coat, Grade 4th, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, nominated by Kennedy Bush. “Hanwi is a great role model for her peers because of her kindness and strong character. She treats others with respect, makes good choices, and is always willing to help those around her. Hanwi takes responsibility for her learning, asks thoughtful questions, and consistently shows what it means to be a caring and dependable member of the classroom.” (not picture)
Other students who were nominated for role modeling: Gage Roulliard, Justina Chips, Zandria Cadotte, and Khaos Looking Horse
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them!
April’s theme celebrated students who showed role modeling this month. These students were nominated by school staff from Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (C-EB) for role modeling! 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!
⭐Julianna Hale, Grade 2nd, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, nominated by Jody Walters. “Julianna tries hard to help others whenever needed. She works hard on everything she does.”
⭐Hanwi Blue Coat, Grade 4th, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte, nominated by Kennedy Bush. “Hanwi is a great role model for her peers because of her kindness and strong character. She treats others with respect, makes good choices, and is always willing to help those around her. Hanwi takes responsibility for her learning, asks thoughtful questions, and consistently shows what it means to be a caring and dependable member of the classroom.” (not picture)
Other students who were nominated for role modeling: Gage Roulliard, Justina Chips, Zandria Cadotte, and Khaos Looking Horse
Wopila Tanka to the school staff for your nominations and to the students for deserving them!
🔴⚪️🔵Upper Elementary Home Note 4/23/26🔴⚪️🔵
Thank you to our 4th grade students for their meaningful efforts in honoring Earth Day. They demonstrated pride and responsibility by helping pick up trash and contributing to the cleanliness of our school and community. Their enthusiasm and commitment to making a positive impact were evident throughout the day. Students were also excited about adopting a garter snake as a class pet but he whisked away with other plans.
🌺🎤 Upper Elementary Spring Concert 🎸🌻
C-EB Purple Up for Military Kids 💜
Honoring the strength and resilience of our students who serve too.
Earlier this month, the C-EB 6th grade Natural Helpers hosted a special visit from the Keya Foundation Easter Bunny at their school! The Natural Helpers took the lead in organizing the event, bringing each class in for a chance to take photos with the bunny and enjoy the experience together.
They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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Earlier this month, the C-EB 6th grade Natural Helpers hosted a special visit from the Keya Foundation Easter Bunny at their school! The Natural Helpers took the lead in organizing the event, bringing each class in for a chance to take photos with the bunny and enjoy the experience together.
They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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Earlier this month, the C-EB 6th grade Natural Helpers hosted a special visit from the Keya Foundation Easter Bunny at their school! The Natural Helpers took the lead in organizing the event, bringing each class in for a chance to take photos with the bunny and enjoy the experience together.
They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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They also put together and handed out goody bags filled with fun treats, along with their Lakota Affirmations Coloring Book!
It was a fun, high-energy day filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the school.
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C-EB Wakpa Waste Tiospaye
Parent/Guardian Committee Presents:
🎉 BINGO NIGHT 🎉
📍 UE Cafeteria
📅 Wednesday, April 22, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Join us for a fun-filled evening celebrating our students’ academic success!
Enjoy:
🎁 Prizes
🍽️ Food
🎉 Family Fun
Parent/Guardian Committee Presents:
🎉 BINGO NIGHT 🎉
📍 UE Cafeteria
📅 Wednesday, April 22, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Join us for a fun-filled evening celebrating our students’ academic success!
Enjoy:
🎁 Prizes
🍽️ Food
🎉 Family Fun
The C-EB 6th grade Natural Helpers hosted The Canli Coalition of CRST this past week for 5th and 6th grade students, bringing an interactive and engaging learning experience to their school through the “Escape the Vape” vaping prevention escape room.
Students worked together in teams to solve puzzles and complete challenges, all while learning about the harmful physical effects of vaping. Along the way, they explored real-life scenarios, built awareness, and discussed practical ways and reasons to say no to vaping. Afterwards students were called to action to create anti-vaping posters based on what they learned!
The activity created a fun, hands-on environment that encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and open conversation. It was a great opportunity for students to learn important health information in a way that felt exciting and meaningful, while also empowering them to make positive choices for their well-being. This marks the second year in a row that the Natural Helpers program has partnered with the Canli Coalition to bring prevention education to their peers. We are grateful for our speakers and partners at the Canli Coalition for their continued dedication and impactful work in our communities.
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Students worked together in teams to solve puzzles and complete challenges, all while learning about the harmful physical effects of vaping. Along the way, they explored real-life scenarios, built awareness, and discussed practical ways and reasons to say no to vaping. Afterwards students were called to action to create anti-vaping posters based on what they learned!
The activity created a fun, hands-on environment that encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and open conversation. It was a great opportunity for students to learn important health information in a way that felt exciting and meaningful, while also empowering them to make positive choices for their well-being. This marks the second year in a row that the Natural Helpers program has partnered with the Canli Coalition to bring prevention education to their peers. We are grateful for our speakers and partners at the Canli Coalition for their continued dedication and impactful work in our communities.
Part 2 of 2
The C-EB 6th grade Natural Helpers hosted The Canli Coalition of CRST this past week for 5th and 6th grade students, bringing an interactive and engaging learning experience to their school through the “Escape the Vape” vaping prevention escape room.
Students worked together in teams to solve puzzles and complete challenges, all while learning about the harmful physical effects of vaping. Along the way, they explored real-life scenarios, built awareness, and discussed practical ways and reasons to say no to vaping. Afterwards students were called to action to create anti-vaping posters based on what they learned!
The activity created a fun, hands-on environment that encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and open conversation. It was a great opportunity for students to learn important health information in a way that felt exciting and meaningful, while also empowering them to make positive choices for their well-being. This marks the second year in a row that the Natural Helpers program has partnered with the Canli Coalition to bring prevention education to their peers. We are grateful for our speakers and partners at the Canli Coalition for their continued dedication and impactful work in our communities.
Part 1 of 2
Students worked together in teams to solve puzzles and complete challenges, all while learning about the harmful physical effects of vaping. Along the way, they explored real-life scenarios, built awareness, and discussed practical ways and reasons to say no to vaping. Afterwards students were called to action to create anti-vaping posters based on what they learned!
The activity created a fun, hands-on environment that encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and open conversation. It was a great opportunity for students to learn important health information in a way that felt exciting and meaningful, while also empowering them to make positive choices for their well-being. This marks the second year in a row that the Natural Helpers program has partnered with the Canli Coalition to bring prevention education to their peers. We are grateful for our speakers and partners at the Canli Coalition for their continued dedication and impactful work in our communities.
Part 1 of 2
Upper Elementary Home Note 04/08/2026
