Harmful American Indian Mascots
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On November 16, 2017, our Nebo Title VI Performing Arts were invited to perform at the Utah Diné Bikéyah's 1st Annual Indigenous Dinner. Our students did an excellent job performing at this event. They were fearless and composed as they performed.
The audience was absolutely delighted to see our students singing and dancing to songs in Navajo on their own. Our students performed a Navajo Basket Song, the Navajo Puppy Song, Children of Many Color, and there was a demonstration of traditional Navajo activities.
Congratulations to the following students for making the honor roll. This is such a wonderful academic achievement. We want to recognize the hard work and time you have put into your school work. We are so proud of you!
High Honors
Please download our November Newsletter
This past Saturday, November 11, 2017, our Nebo Title VI Performing Arts group was invited to perform at the 28th Annual Adopt A Native Elder Rug Show. Our performing Arts group did such a wonderful job performing in front of many Navajo Elders. The Elders really enjoyed the performance, and several Elders were grinning ear to ear as they saw our students shine as they performed. It was such a neat experience to be a part of.
Every year, during October and November, Eileen Quintana and Brenda Beyal present at elementary schools in Nebo School District about American Indian Culture. Typically, Eileen and Brenda will present to 4th graders. The purpose of these presentations to educate students on American Indian history, their contributions to the United States before and after settlers, and share traditions.
A big congratulations to the following students for receiving a 4.0 for Term 1! We are so proud of all of you. Keep up the great work. It takes a lot of time and persistence to get good grades. We applaud, and recognize this exceptional academic accomplishment. Wonderful job, students!
On October 13, 2017, we held our third annual Naat’áánii Day at the District Office. The word Naat’áánii means leader in the Navajo language.
Please download our October Newsletter.
Save the Date! Please see flyer for details.