March Newsletter
Please download the March Newsletter.
Please download the March Newsletter.
Calling all Juniors, Seniors and their parents! Come to the scholarship workshop on Wednesday, March 9th at Larsen Elementary to receive invaluable information on how to pay for your college education. Michelle Sanchez will be presenting on how to find, plan, prepare and obtain scholarships. She has vast knowledge and expertise on how to present yourself in an application and will give detailed information on how to navigate the scholarship race. You will leave with greater confidence in yourself and in your chances of receiving help with your education.
Eileen Quintana wrote on her Facebook Page, "I hear the roar of First Thunder here in Utah Valley sha'alchini! Stretch your bodies like you do early in the morning when you are waking up, soon the bears, snakes and spiders will awake too. It is the end of winter and spring is on the way?"
We are planning a field trip to the State Capital for American Indian Caucus Day. Attached is the Consent Form required to attend.
Please download the January Newsletter.
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Oyate is one of two seniors to graduate the first term of the school year. And the first for our program to spotlight. She is deligtful and full of enthusiasm and energy. I asked Oyate to write a little about herself:
One December 14th, students will have the opporotunity to work with Michelle Sanchez; beader, traditional regalia expert and teacher. She will teach the basics of beading a Native American medallion. Michelle learned to bead at a very young age and has shared her expertise and knowledge through artist in residence programs, after school labs and studio classes. The class will be held on Monday, December 14 from 4:00-6:00 at Larsen Elementary. The cost of the materials will be $10.00.
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NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH, 2015
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
American Indians and Alaska Natives enrich every aspect of our country. As the
first to live on this land, Native Americans and their traditions and values