📚✨ November CAPS Literacy Night was a success! ✨📚
A huge thank you to all the amazing teachers and staff for making the evening so special and inspiring a love for reading:
Lavonna Little Owl, Rochelle Deputy, Regina Yarlott, Nicole Real Bird, Ruby Peterson, Carrie Old Coyote, Dominica Bear Crane, Cindy Bear Cloud, Joluana Picket, Clarena Hugs, Cherlee Iron Horse, Jennifer Bohlman, Christina Turns Plenty, Sunny Gardner, Kenny Shane, and Konolly Shane.
Shout-out to all these amazing individuals: Amberly Howe (working behind the scenes to manage and process all event-related paperwork), Principal Sherry Foote for her support in making this event possible, and Danetta Jane Half Holds Catering for a delicious Turkey Dinner, it was so good!
A huge thank you to all the amazing teachers and staff for making the evening so special and inspiring a love for reading:
Lavonna Little Owl, Rochelle Deputy, Regina Yarlott, Nicole Real Bird, Ruby Peterson, Carrie Old Coyote, Dominica Bear Crane, Cindy Bear Cloud, Joluana Picket, Clarena Hugs, Cherlee Iron Horse, Jennifer Bohlman, Christina Turns Plenty, Sunny Gardner, Kenny Shane, and Konolly Shane.
Shout-out to all these amazing individuals: Amberly Howe (working behind the scenes to manage and process all event-related paperwork), Principal Sherry Foote for her support in making this event possible, and Danetta Jane Half Holds Catering for a delicious Turkey Dinner, it was so good!
Crow Agency Public School Dance Exhibition during Indigenous Week
Thank you to all who danced during the celebration of Native American Month. We want to recognize our dancers who were in their beautiful regalia.
Men’s Styles
• Grass – Sodizin MedicineBull
• Fancy – Chitat Killsback
• Chicken – Dominic Eastman
• Crow Style – Julian Blacksmith
• Traditional – Steffan WalksOverIce
Women’s Styles
• Jingle – StarryKnight
• Fancy – Marilyn Rogers
• Crow Style – Amber OldHorn
• Traditional – Amber OldHorn
Royalty
• Crow Agency School Princess – McKenzie Charette
• Junior Girls – Everlee Chasing Hawk
Thank you to photographer Eva Hoops.
Thank you to all who danced during the celebration of Native American Month. We want to recognize our dancers who were in their beautiful regalia.
Men’s Styles
• Grass – Sodizin MedicineBull
• Fancy – Chitat Killsback
• Chicken – Dominic Eastman
• Crow Style – Julian Blacksmith
• Traditional – Steffan WalksOverIce
Women’s Styles
• Jingle – StarryKnight
• Fancy – Marilyn Rogers
• Crow Style – Amber OldHorn
• Traditional – Amber OldHorn
Royalty
• Crow Agency School Princess – McKenzie Charette
• Junior Girls – Everlee Chasing Hawk
Thank you to photographer Eva Hoops.
🇺🇸 Veterans Day Event Highlights 🇺🇸
We are grateful to the veterans who joined us as we honored their service, strength, and sacrifice. Your presence made this year’s Veterans Day truly meaningful for our students and community. Hardin High School and the High School Indian Club, with sponsor Robin Shield, hosted and planned this special event, creating a powerful space to recognize and uplift those who have served.
We were honored to welcome the following veterans:
Standford Rides Horse – USMC
Johnathan Lawton – U.S. Army
Angela Regalado – U.S. Air Force
Harry Lee RockAbove – U.S. Army
Mary Louise LaForge – U.S. Air Force
Tom Gould – U.S. Army
Arthur Alden – U.S. Army & MACV Team 37
Larry Torske – U.S. Army
Kim Hammond – U.S. Army
Richard H. Chapple Sr. – U.S. Army
William Molina Jr. – U.S. Army
Rose Hill Deibert - Navy
Ahóoh to all our veterans.
CROW AGENCY PUBLIC SCHOOL
Honoring Native American Heritage Month
November 17–21, 2025
Thank you to our students, staff, families, and community for coming together to celebrate all week long. At Crow School, we explored various aspects of heritage through fashion, clans, dance, relays, and hands-on traditional activities.
MONDAY, NOV. 17 — Indigenous Fashion Day
The week began with an all-school assembly. Students participated in the Indigenous Fashion Show and wore Indigenous designs and prints.
TUESDAY, NOV. 18 — Clan Day
Students and staff wore their clan colors.
Classrooms held Clan Day presentations where teachers taught about the Apsáalooke clans. We were honored to welcome Burt Medicine Bull, Setovaatse, a Northern Cheyenne professor, who shared about the cultural structures, values, and traditions important within the Northern Cheyenne Nation.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 — Dance Exhibition
Dance exhibition featuring Special Guest Drum Group: Night Hawk Jrz.
Mens’ Styles:
• Grass – Sodizin MedicineBull
• Fancy – Chitat Killsback
• Chicken – Dominic Eastman (HHS Student)
• Crow Style – Julian Blacksmith
• Traditional – Steffan WalksOverIce
Womens’ Styles:
• Jingle – StarryKnight
• Fancy – Marilyn Rogers
• Crow Style – Amber OldHorn
• Traditional – Amber OldHorn
THURSDAY, NOV. 20 — Indian Relay Day
We honored the athleticism and tradition of Indian Relay racing with:
Timothy Birdinground - shout out to our very own CAPS employee
Tristan Birdinground
Tronnes Birdinground
Houston Birdinground
Weston Birdinground
FRIDAY, NOV. 21 — Cultural Craft Day
Teachers will lead cultural activities in classrooms. Some students have already started their choker necklaces.
We extend a heartfelt thank you to Principal Sherry Foote, the CAPS IEFA Committee, and the dedicated staff for creating a wonderful celebration. A HUGE thank you to Sunny Gardner, whose dedication to preparing and setting up each day ensured a seamless and uplifting week for the students and staff.
Honoring Native American Heritage Month
November 17–21, 2025
Thank you to our students, staff, families, and community for coming together to celebrate all week long. At Crow School, we explored various aspects of heritage through fashion, clans, dance, relays, and hands-on traditional activities.
MONDAY, NOV. 17 — Indigenous Fashion Day
The week began with an all-school assembly. Students participated in the Indigenous Fashion Show and wore Indigenous designs and prints.
TUESDAY, NOV. 18 — Clan Day
Students and staff wore their clan colors.
Classrooms held Clan Day presentations where teachers taught about the Apsáalooke clans. We were honored to welcome Burt Medicine Bull, Setovaatse, a Northern Cheyenne professor, who shared about the cultural structures, values, and traditions important within the Northern Cheyenne Nation.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 — Dance Exhibition
Dance exhibition featuring Special Guest Drum Group: Night Hawk Jrz.
Mens’ Styles:
• Grass – Sodizin MedicineBull
• Fancy – Chitat Killsback
• Chicken – Dominic Eastman (HHS Student)
• Crow Style – Julian Blacksmith
• Traditional – Steffan WalksOverIce
Womens’ Styles:
• Jingle – StarryKnight
• Fancy – Marilyn Rogers
• Crow Style – Amber OldHorn
• Traditional – Amber OldHorn
THURSDAY, NOV. 20 — Indian Relay Day
We honored the athleticism and tradition of Indian Relay racing with:
Timothy Birdinground - shout out to our very own CAPS employee
Tristan Birdinground
Tronnes Birdinground
Houston Birdinground
Weston Birdinground
FRIDAY, NOV. 21 — Cultural Craft Day
Teachers will lead cultural activities in classrooms. Some students have already started their choker necklaces.
We extend a heartfelt thank you to Principal Sherry Foote, the CAPS IEFA Committee, and the dedicated staff for creating a wonderful celebration. A HUGE thank you to Sunny Gardner, whose dedication to preparing and setting up each day ensured a seamless and uplifting week for the students and staff.
HS Volleyball will have their awards banquet tonight
Hello students, parents, families, staff, and friends!
We would like to invite you to stop by the Family Engagement Center! If you need help with applications, resources, or would like to use a computer or printer, we are here for you. Please come by, say hello, and feel free to ask us any questions you may have — we are always happy to help!
We also have some exciting upcoming events:
🎉 Grandparents Bingo
🎄 Christmas Crafts
We hope to see you soon!
We would like to invite you to stop by the Family Engagement Center! If you need help with applications, resources, or would like to use a computer or printer, we are here for you. Please come by, say hello, and feel free to ask us any questions you may have — we are always happy to help!
We also have some exciting upcoming events:
🎉 Grandparents Bingo
🎄 Christmas Crafts
We hope to see you soon!
We will be streaming the Indigenous Fashion Show at the following address at 2:30 pm on 11/19/2025.
http://stream.vision.net/hardin/
http://stream.vision.net/hardin/
HS VB All Teams Award Banquet Wednesday 11/19 at 6:00 PM In The High School Cafeteria. Please bring the following food item to share:
C Squad- Side Dish/ Salad
JV- Dessert
Varsity- Main Dish
The school will provide beverages, dishes, & utensils.
Thanks and See You All Soon!!
HS Football banquet will be Monday, December 1st at 6:30pm in the Hardin High School Commons. This will be a dessert banquet for parents and players, please bring a dessert
Crow Agency Public School is excited to celebrate Indigenous Week!
Join us as we come together to learn, share, and uplift Indigenous voices through stories, activities, and events.
Join us as we come together to learn, share, and uplift Indigenous voices through stories, activities, and events.
MS GBB- Saturday 11-15 in Miles City all games will be @ Washington Middle School starting at 10:00 am
TONIGHT!! Call to sign up! Delicious food, laughter and fun. You don't want to miss it!!
Winter Sports Parent meetings Tues Nov 18th at 5:30 pm HS Cafeteria. All parents of students who plan on participating in winter sports must attend. Dinner served
Winter Sports start next week Thursday Nov 20th. All students who plan on participating needs to make sure all their paperwork is completed online at Arbiter Registration. This needs to be done once for the entire year. Also this is where you upload current physicals also.
Update MSWR- Tuesday Nov 18th MS Wrestling will be going to Fergus for their match starting at 3:00 PM
Thank you to all our amazing volunteers who helped out with Family Game Night and Bingo for Books! You’re awesome — we couldn’t have done it without you!
Check out KRC's Star Students for November!
Join us for CAPS Literacy Night!
Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Crow Agency Public School
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the teachers at Crow School are excited to share this month’s featured pre-release book, Apsáalooke Isbilaxpáakbaatchaatuua! Discover the inspiring stories of twelve Apsáalooke men and women who honor their heritage while making a difference in their communities. Written in both Crow and English, the book celebrates resilience, perseverance, and the power of role models who integrate tradition, education, and well-being into their lives.
Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Crow Agency Public School
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the teachers at Crow School are excited to share this month’s featured pre-release book, Apsáalooke Isbilaxpáakbaatchaatuua! Discover the inspiring stories of twelve Apsáalooke men and women who honor their heritage while making a difference in their communities. Written in both Crow and English, the book celebrates resilience, perseverance, and the power of role models who integrate tradition, education, and well-being into their lives.
You still have time to sign up!
Come cook a delicious meal together and enjoy a wonderful breakfast-for-dinner with us. We can’t wait to share good food and great company!
Come cook a delicious meal together and enjoy a wonderful breakfast-for-dinner with us. We can’t wait to share good food and great company!
Honoring Culture and History in the Classroom
Laurel Hitchborn, American History teacher at Hardin High School, invited Randall Tall Bull, a member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, to speak to her history classes. Students explored the significance of the bison, culturally and spiritually, and gained a deeper understanding by seeing and examining parts of the animal up close.
The hands-on experience sparked curiosity and engagement, with students eagerly asking questions and exploring the items on the table. The students truly appreciated having a speaker in their class, making the lesson even more meaningful.
A huge thank you to Randall Tall Bull for sharing knowledge and enriching our students’ learning! Ahóoh
Laurel Hitchborn, American History teacher at Hardin High School, invited Randall Tall Bull, a member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, to speak to her history classes. Students explored the significance of the bison, culturally and spiritually, and gained a deeper understanding by seeing and examining parts of the animal up close.
The hands-on experience sparked curiosity and engagement, with students eagerly asking questions and exploring the items on the table. The students truly appreciated having a speaker in their class, making the lesson even more meaningful.
A huge thank you to Randall Tall Bull for sharing knowledge and enriching our students’ learning! Ahóoh
