
Hill becomes makeshift classroom for a Fish Point family
Before the pandemic, everyone regularly walked up to the hill to make phone calls and check text messages.
Read MoreBy Donovan Quintero | Oct 22, 2020 | CORONAVIRUS, Education |
Before the pandemic, everyone regularly walked up to the hill to make phone calls and check text messages.
Read MoreBy Cindy Yurth | Oct 15, 2020 | Education |
After a quarter of online school on the reservation, the verdict is in, and in these divisive times, the consensus is remarkable: Hardly anybody likes it. Everyone agrees it’s necessary, at least until there’s a cure for COVID-19.
Read MoreBy Cindy Yurth | Sep 17, 2020 | CORONAVIRUS, Education |
Bureau of Indian Education schools opened online Wednesday after an abrupt change of course came down from the top brass.
Read MoreBy Cindy Yurth | Sep 10, 2020 | Education |
When Elmer Guy took the helm at Navajo Technical University in 2006, one of the first things he did was get a toehold in Chinle, which he considers the heart of the reservation.
Read MoreBy Navajo Times | Sep 3, 2020 | Education |
At 7 a.m., Oliver Begay pulls his school bus to the curb on 9th Street behind Page Middle School. Begay and a helper, Thomas Hall, load a half dozen of the blue and red coolers onto their bus and leave, according to a Page school district news release.
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