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(Many Paths)

An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America

 

May 4 , 2002 - Issue 60

 
 

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School News

 
 

gathered by Vicki Lockard

 
     
 

The information here will include items of interest for and about Native American schools.
If you have news to share, please let us know!
I can be reached by emailing:
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Pine Ridge Educators Nominated

PINE RIDGE -- The Office of Indian Education Program (OIEP) has nominated three Pine Ridge High School educators for national recognition. That office, in conjunction with the National Indian School Board Association, will honor the national winners in St. Louis in July.

Carla Brewer, a gifted-and-talented program instructor, has been nominated for "Teacher of the Year" honors. Brewer, a teacher at Pine Ridge High School for 27 years, has been recognized in "Who's Who Among America's Teachers" and was featured in the Bureau of Indian Affairs' publication, "Twenty Five Women Making a Difference." She is a graduate of Pine Ridge High School and Northern State University.

Louis Tyon has been nominated as "Counselor of the Year." According to a news release from the school, he has been instrumental in formulating effective school policies and provides exceptional services to the students. He graduated from Pine Ridge High School, Black Hills State University and the University of Antioch.

Lindy Trueblood has been nominated for excellence in dormitory management/counseling. She oversees residential-living services at the school and has helped initiate many innovative changes in that area. She is a graduate of Pine Ridge High School, Munson Business College and Oglala Lakota College.

 

 

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