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Latest notices
  1. National Bullying Prevention Month

    October is National Bullying Prevention Month to create awareness and to prevent childhood bullying and promote kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Informational Website

    Oct 5
  2. Chad Cargill ACT Test Prep Workshop

    Any 9-12th grade student signed up to take the October ACT on our campus is invited to sign up to attend the Chad Cargill ACT Test Prep Workshop at High Plains Tech Center on Mond...

    Sep 9
  3. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

    If you or a friend needs help, reach out to someone you know and trust or Call/Text 988 for a professional.

    Sep 3
4 more from cheyenne.k12.ok.us
  1. SWOSU PharmCorpSep 3
  2. Oklahoma's PromiseAug 28
  3. National ACT Test InformationAug 28
  4. Picture Day InfoAug 28
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