We are pleased to announce our 2024 Native Excellence Award honorees! Eileen Quintana is the recipient of this year's Native Excellence in PK-12 Education award. This award is presented to an educator who has gone above and beyond to elevate and illuminate Native Excellence in PK-12 education.

We welcome Camp Eagle students and families to join our interactive field trip to West Mountain! This will be a unique opportunity to explore nature, learn valuable 3D LiDAR scanning and video-making skills, and have an unforgettable adventure. On this field trip, you can also learn, create, and embrace digital storytelling techniques!

We would like to extend an invitation for your child to participate in Camp Eagle Summer School held during June. This summer we will be having classes in Math, Reading, Literature, Physical Education, Health, Culture, Archeology, and Native American Art.

Join us on Friday, June 21st for our annual powwow. This community event is open to everyone who wants to dance and participate. Drummers and dancers are encouraged to join.

Our program is inviting Native American students in grades K-11 who are interested in becoming Ambassadors for the program to try out on June 19. Students must introduce themselves in their native language, showcase a cultural talent, and respond to one question. This presents a wonderful opportunity for students to share their culture with others.

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The American Indian Resource Center in partnership with the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine, and Honors College, invites students, 9-12th grade, to participate in IndigeSTEAM; a weeklong summer pathway program where students accelerate their academic preparation for college, explore Indigenous-led and culturally relevant and immersive programming in STEAM, and explore car

Every year, our program organizes a Student Leadership Conference designed to acknowledge all Native American students from 6th to 12th grade in our school district. During this event, our Title VI Staff works closely with parents, school counselors, administrators, and school personnel to nominate students for an award. These nominations extend beyond academic achievements to encompass cultural accomplishments as well. Our main objective is to acknowledge and honor as many Native American students as possible. 

Congratulations to our 2024 Scholarship Recipients!