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Cheyenne's Smaller Learning Communities Makes Front page in Review Journal
Cheyenne High School is proud to welcome our new Principal April Key.
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Cheyenne's Mission: R.E.A.C.H. for the Future! R.E.A.C.H. stands for Respect, Empower, Achieve, Community, and Honor
Interested in Becoming a Cheyenne Alumni Member?
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Unique Aspects Specific to Cheyenne Smaller Learning Communities - Cheyenne has five smaller learning schools with 450 students per house. Mandarin Chinese Program - Only school in the State of Nevada to have a K-12 Mandarin Chinese alignment! Cheyenne High School is fortunate to have the only Academic Decathlon program in the state of Nevada. This intensive one-year course allows students to focus on all facets of a single subject area, giving a holistic approach to education. The 2009-2010 topic will be "The French Revolution". Students will study French art, history, music and scientific contributions as well as Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Standard Student Attire - Implemented to maintain a standard dress code to promote behavioral and academic excellence. Teacher Mentor Program - On -Campus mentoring program designed to help new teachers with classroom management and teaching strategies. Algerian Program - One of ten high schools in America to parter with an Algerian school to promote diplomacy. Russian Program - Program designed to interact with Russian school on Russia/American historical issues. Cheyenne High School offers the following languages: Filipino, French, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish. Cheyenne High School's First Annual Political Symposium Cheyenne High School held its First Annual Political Symposium on October 7, 2008, at 6:00 PM in the school’s main gymnasium. US Congresswomen Shelly Berkley began the evening talking to hundreds of Cheyenne government students and their parents about the importance of Education. Each candidate was given the same question, “What will I do to improve Education in the Clark County School District?” Each candidate had five minutes to speak on the subject, and then had the opportunity to answer 1-2 questions from the audience. In addition to Berkley, Cheyenne students were able to hear from an additional candidate for US Congress (Wegner), 2 candidates for State Senator (Horsford and Gobel), 3 candidates for State Assembly (Kirkpatrick, Meyers, and Isbell), 1 candidate for County Commissioner (McGowan), and 6 candidates running for the Clark County School Board Trustee positions (Matthew, Young, Janison, Schutt, Taylor, and Garvey). Cheyenne High School would like to thank all the candidates that attended this event for their dedication to Education and commitment to Clark County School District students. Cheyenne's Freshman Transition Course Press Release PARENTS - Interested in Hosting a Foreign Exchange Student?
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