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Storyteller
Storyteller - August/ September 2024
Articles and photographs of Indian Education Department events including: Indian Education Summer Enrichment Program, school supply distribution, High School Summer Learning Field Trip, Indigenous Foods Family Engagement Workshop, Grandmother's Day, High School Interns, Indigenous Del Norte Coordinator Cheryl Antone, and the College and Career Fair.
Storyteller May 2024
In this edition: the Senior Banquet takes place at Isleta Pueblo Resort, 2024 Seals and Stoles recipients, Cibola JAG students won 1st place trophies at the Career Development conference, Janet Kahn students enjoy a trip to the Zoo, updates from Ms. Gorman's Navajo Language class, and Hodgin Elem. Homework Diner with news about our Zuni Bilingual Preschool.
Storyteller March April 2024
In this edition: Cibola JAG attends Career Development Conference, Students attend CNM College Day, Atrisco Heritage hosts first Annual Powwow, Job Shadowing at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, NAISEF winners at the National American Indian Science and Engineering Fair, community enjoying another great Native American Fashion Show, Dine' students visit the Center for Intercultural Care and the Gathering of Nations.
Storyteller - January February 2024
In this edition: JAG students visit the Roundhouse, news from the New Mexico Tribal Language Symposium, Dine' Winter Storytelling, Meet Alvino Sandoval - our new Navajo Language teacher, McKinley MS students perform at the State Capital and HS students visit Fort Sumner, Jemez Auntie shares her knowledge of pottery-making with students.
Storyteller November December 2023 (PDF)
This edition features Rock Your Mocs Celebration, Volcano Vista Native American Student Union Field Trip, Navajo Nation Vice-President visits McKinley Middle School, Annual Winter Stories, Native American youth Empowerment Symposium, APS incorporates Indigenous knowledge into outdoor education.
StoryTeller September / October 2023
This Indian Education Department newsletter features the College Career Tribal Resource Fair, Jobs for America (JAG) specialists, Senior Information Night, Fort Union Field Trip, JAG Initiation and Installation Ceremony at Cibola High School, Halloween Bash at Albuquerque High School, and APS Fall Tribal Leaders Summit.
StoryTeller May - June 2023 (PDF)
This Indian Education May - June newsletter is about Olo’ikya (Summer), Colleen Gorman, Cultural - Dine Program, Former students and families reconnect at Governor Bent Elementary, and a trip to Shiwina a Zuni Village.
StoryTeller April 2023 (PDF)
Volcano Vista Student Union Club, Fashion Show, JAG students travel to Florida, Jefferson Students won first place in National American Indian Science and Engineering Fair, and American Indian Junior Day at UNM.
StoryTeller February 2023 (PDF)
High School students chose electives, JAG students visit state legislature, Jefferson Middle School is going to the National American Indian Science & Engineering Fair, Student Leadership tries sewing class, Lani Martinez is JAG Star.
Story Teller December 2022 (PDF)
POW WOW, Sixth Anual Rock Your Mocs Celebration at Governor Bent, First Annual Urban Indigenous Education Summit, Dehts’ina; A Season of Honor, Hispanic Cultural Center Student Program, Winter Celebration, JAG students visit Washington DC.
Story Teller October 2022 (PDF)
College Career Fair, Jobs for Americas Graduates (JAG) Initiation and Induction Ceremonies, new staff members, Tribal Leader Summit, Senior Information Night
Story Teller May 2022 (PDF)
Senior Banquet, Native American Fashion Show, Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) Career Development Conference, Field triop to Bosque Redondo, Murals at Hodgin Elementary School.
Story Teller August 2022 (PDF)
Students visit Southern New Mexico, Summer Cultural Enrichment Program, Diné Language and Cultural Immersive, School Supply distribution.
Story Teller February 2022 (PDF)
Indigenous Life Celebration Success, Governor Bent 5th Annual Rock Your Mocs Celebration, Engaging students at Montezuma Elementary, Stories vs. Information at Janet Kahn, Winter Stories Program