Sheridan County School District #3

Good weekend for track! Highlights from the weekend! Tylynn got 8th in shotput in Upton and Isaac got 7th in shotput this weekend for the High School team. For Middle School track, Trinity and Marcus both got First place in 7th Discus. Congratulations!

Join us for Prom Grand March! 🕺 ✨🪩 📅 Date: April 18th ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM

🎶👏 Celebrating Our Musicians! 👏🎶 We may be a little late in sharing, but we absolutely want to recognize the incredible accomplishments of our students who participated in the Northeast District Middle School Solo & Ensemble Festival on March 28th! A huge shoutout to our 11 talented students who represented our school! Performing a solo or in small groups takes confidence and hard work, and we are so proud of the effort each student put into preparing for this event. Thank you for sharing your music and representing our school so well—we are proud of you! 🎵💙 #MusicFestival #Music #PantherMusic #ACMusicians #Band #SoloandEnsemble

🎬🍿 Community Movie Night – You’re Invited! 🍿🎬

Join us for a fun and cozy evening on Thursday, April 16th!

Bring your family and friends and enjoy a free showing of Peter Rabbit on the big screen. It’s the perfect chance to relax, laugh, and connect with others!

🕠 Doors open at 5:30 PM
🎥 Movie starts at 6:00 PM
📍 Church in Clearmont, Wyoming
🍿 Free popcorn provided!

#CommunityNight #MovieNight #FamilyFun #HouseIndomitus

Senior Spotlight this week is on Natalie Stoll! Congratulations Natalie on all of your hard work and upcoming graduation! We wish you the best! ~sponsored by the Student Council.

What a great day with our 7-12 students! Our visit to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West was packed with moments where you could just see the learning click, so many interesting exhibits and stories that really brought the history of the West to life. We then headed to the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center, and it was a powerful experience. It’s hard to fully describe the impact, but it definitely gave our students a lot to think about and reflect on. Days like today are such a good reminder of how important it is to get students out into real-world learning experiences. Proud of how they represented our school and grateful for the chance to share a day like this together.

Join us on Monday, April 13 starting at 4:00 PM for Parent-Teacher Conferences! In addition to meeting with teachers, we’ll also be sharing important information on high school grading practices, next year’s schedules, and upcoming high school volleyball opportunities. We hope to see you there—this is a great chance to connect, ask questions, and get a head start on planning for next year!

FINAL REMINDER – 7-12 Trip Tomorrow!

We’re headed to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center tomorrow, April 2nd!

Departure Details:
Clearmont: Bus leaves at 6:15 a.m. (Be there by 6:00 a.m.)
Buffalo Students: Meet at Big Horn Tire by 6:45 a.m.

Don’t forget to bring money for lunch

We’re looking forward to a great day of learning and experiences—see you bright and early!

Join us for our last Community Lunch until the Fall of 2026, hosted by the SCSD #3 Team! This enjoyable event takes place on the first Wednesday of each month and offers an excellent opportunity to connect with neighbors, friends, staff, and students. Our next lunch date is scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. Don’t miss out! Please refer to the attached flyer for more details and the delicious menu. We can’t wait to see you there!

Remember to RSVP by Thursday, April 30, 2026, before 12:00 Noon.

Congratulations Natalie Stoll for being awarded the A-C Outstanding Student for the 2nd Semester! We are proud of you!

Our phone system is now back up and running! ☎️✅

Thank you for your patience and understanding while the issue was being resolved.

Our school phone system is currently down and is expected to remain unavailable until sometime tomorrow while Range works to resolve the issue onsite.

If you need to get in contact with us, please send a message through Rooms:

1. To reach a teacher, message them directly
2. For office needs, please message Mrs. Poppenga

We will send out another update as soon as our phone system is back up and running. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

We’re looking forward to our annual trip to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and Heart Mountain Internment Camp for students in grades 7–12 who have signed up to attend!

The trip will take place on Thursday, April 2nd. The bus will leave Clearmont at 6:15 a.m. and will then head to Buffalo for pick-ups at Big Horn Tire.

Students should plan to bring money for lunch as well as any shopping they may want to do at the gift shop.

We expect to return to Clearmont before 10:00 p.m., with a drop-off in Buffalo at Big Horn Tire on the way back. I’ll be sure to post a message along the way as we get closer to AC so families have an updated arrival time.

This is always a meaningful and memorable experience for our students—we’re excited for another great trip!

Senior Spotlight this week is on Tylynn Smith! Congratulations Tylynn on all of your hard work and upcoming graduation! We wish you the best! ~sponsored by the Student Council.

🥫 FOOD DRIVE ALERT! 🥫

House Indomitus is proud to host a school-wide Food Drive throughout the month of April!

We’re coming together to support families in our community by collecting non-perishable food items. Every single donation helps make a difference! 💛🩵

🛒 Please check the poster for items needed.

📍 Drop-off Location: Arvada-Clearmont K-12 School

All donations will go to support our local food pantry right here in Clearmont.

Let’s show our appreciation for our community by giving back! —every donation counts! 🙌

#FoodDrive #SupportOurCommunity #HouseIndomitus #MakeADifference #PanthersGiveBack

Day 4 in New York City was one we won’t soon forget. We kicked off the day with a ferry tour to the Statue of Liberty, an iconic and powerful symbol of freedom that set the tone for a day full of history and reflection. Seeing it up close was an experience our group won’t forget anytime soon. From there, we explored Wall Street, walking through the heart of our nation’s financial district and seeing firsthand the places that play such a major role in the global economy. It was an incredible opportunity to connect what we’ve learned in class to the real world. Next, we visited the 9/11 Memorial, where students took time to reflect, honor, and better understand the significance of that day in our nation’s history. The quiet strength of that space made a lasting impression on all of us. We then stopped at Trinity Church and visited the grave of Alexander Hamilton, another powerful moment of bringing history to life in a meaningful and memorable way. We wrapped up the day with an unforgettable Broadway performance of *The Great Gatsby*, a perfect ending to a day full of learning, reflection, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. So proud of this group for continuing to embrace every opportunity and represent our community so well!

Day 3 was one we won’t soon forget. We started the morning at Arlington National Cemetery, an incredibly powerful and humbling experience. Walking those grounds gave our students a deeper appreciation for the sacrifice, service, and history that shape our country. It’s hard to put into words the perspective a place like that brings. From there, we hit the road and made our way from DC to NYC, traveling through **four states** along the way: Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York. A great reminder of just how much ground we’re covering on this trip! We wrapped up the day high above the city at The Edge at Hudson Yards. Standing out over the skyline was equal parts breathtaking and unforgettable. The views, the energy, and the shared experience made for a perfect ending to an incredible day. Grateful for the memories being made and the opportunities our students are experiencing each step of the way. #PantherClaw #ACPanthers #LivingHistory #MakingMemories

Day 2 of our DC adventure is in the books—and it was a meaningful one. Students toured the U.S. Capitol, walked through history at Mount Vernon, and stepped aboard the Providence for a hands-on look at life at sea during the Revolutionary era. We also spent time at the Pentagon’s 9/11 Memorial, where students had a chance to reflect and honor the lives lost. Each stop brought learning to life in powerful ways. Here’s a look at some of the highlights from today—we’re excited to share these moments with you! #PantherClaw #ACPanthers #Day2 #LearningBeyondTheClassroom #WashingtonDC #MakingMemories