Emma Katherine Curtright, 17, a junior at Monument Valley High School, was one of two high school students selected to represent the state of Arizona, along with Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly, at the 61st Annual United States Senate Youth Program Conference in Wááshindoon earlier this month.
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In February, five members of Kayenta’s Student Cultural Advisory Committee and two of their teachers were offered the chance to fly to Washington, D.C., and learn of modern tribal leadership via the National Congress of American Indians.
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During the pandemic, the Arizona Department of Education revealed students missing more school than years before. Specialists from the Helios Education Foundation and the superintendent of the Avondale School District came together to talk about the problem they saw.
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The Navajo Nation Board of Education called a due process hearing Jan. 6 to determine whether Nazlini Community School Inc. should turn control of its operations over to the Navajo Nation Department of Diné Education.
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I used to tell people that Andrew, or as many would call him, Mr. Lawrence, coach, shiyáázh, or just plain Lawrence, did not come to Fort Defiance for me, and he did not stay for me.
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