What's New in Huchoosedah - Seattle Public Schools

Salmon Boy A Northwest Coast Legend A musical presentation of Sand Point Elementary

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Posted on 05/16/2018

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Indigenous STEAM* Summer Camp 2018

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Posted on 05/15/2018

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Title VI Education Grant Approved 2018-19

Title VI Education

May 10, 2018

Title VI Indian Education Formula Grant Program

Huchoosedah Native Education applies annually for federally funding through the Title VI Indian Education Formula Grant program that assists Native American, Alaskan Native, and American Indian students in Seattle Public Schools in grades K-12. We believe that the academic success of Native students is grounded in a strong sense of cultural identity and belonging.

NOTICE: May 10th, 2018

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Posted on 05/11/2018

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Native Student Success Summit Highline College

The Summit is FREE but registration is required. A partnership between Highline Public Schools and Highline College.

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Posted on 05/10/2018

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Huchoosedah End of the Year Celebration

Seattle Public Schools Native Education Department Welcomes your family and loved ones to come celebrate the accomplishments of all our Native Students at the annual

Huchoosedah Title VI End of the Year Student K-12 Graduation Student Recognition Supper

June 7, 2018 from 5:30pm-8:00pm
At Daybreak Star Indian
Cultural Center
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way

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Posted on 05/07/2018

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SIHB Native Youth Council

Sign up for the Seattle Indian Health Boards new Native Youth Council and become a leader in our community! April 21st

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Posted on 04/17/2018

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Drama Workshop Red Eagle Soaring

Red Eagle Soaring Native Theatre Announces New Weekly Drama Workshops for Native Youth ages 11-19yrs

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Posted on 04/02/2018

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Na-ha-shnee WSU is a FREE 12 day summer program for Native Youth

Na-ha-shnee is a FREE 12 day summer program designed to encourage Native American and Alaska Native students to pursue health science degrees and health-related careers. The program is held on the WSU Spokane Campus and housing is in nearby dorms. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: 12 PM, Monday, APRIL 16th, 2018

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Posted on 04/02/2018

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Good Medicine UNEA 5th Annual Clear Sky Conference

Good Medicine UNEA 5th Annual Clear Sky Conference April 13th and 14th 2018. Save the Date!

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Posted on 03/23/2018

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Summer Resources for families

What are your kids doing this summer?

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Posted on 03/23/2018

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Highland Park Elementary School Annual Powwow

Highland Park Elementary Powwow March 23rd 2018

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Posted on 03/05/2018

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PAC Meeting January

Thursday January 11th PAC meeting will be held at the JSCEE District Building in SODO from 5pm-6:30pm in room 2010, second floor off the commons. Please ask for an elevator entry code and directions from the Security Office in the lobby.

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Posted on 01/08/2018

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Native Warrior Athletics Basketball Camp

Native Warrior Athletics Presents

Mega I Sports Academy
Basketball Camp
Ages 7-14
December 23, 2017
10:30-4:30pm
South Park Community Center
8319 8th Ave S, Seattle, WA
(206) 496-4933

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Posted on 12/14/2017

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Holiday Party

We cordially invite you to join us for holiday fun and cheer. The evening will include dinner & entertainment, presents for kids under 18, and Santa pictures!

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Posted on 12/06/2017

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Parent Teacher Conferences

Its All About the Questions You Ask during your Parent Teacher Conference... We have some advise to support you and help you advocate!

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Posted on 11/14/2017

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Proclamations of Native American Heritage Month/Day

Washington celebrates Native American Heritage month all November but also Native American Heritage Day Nov. 24th 2017 by proclimation signed by Governor Jay Inslee

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Posted on 11/13/2017

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Na'ah Illahee Fund, CBO Event

Join Na'ah Illahee Fund, a Seattle-based Native nonprofit organization for a Northwest Native American talent and community spirit! 11/19 Native art, culture and community at the Duwamish Longhouse 6:00 - 8:00 PM Saturday, November 19th Duwamish Longhouse 4705 West Marginal Way SW, Seattle 4:00 to 6:00 PM Art Show and Holiday Marketplace with free admission! Featuring beautiful handmade textiles from Shipibo Indigenous women of the Peruvian Amazon rain forest! The festive evening program, 6:00 - 8:00 PM

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Posted on 11/03/2017

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SPS Native Ed Parent Advisory Committee Meeting Thursday November 9, 2017 5:00-6:30 Meany Middle School Rm 46

Seattle Public Schools Native Education Title Vl, Parent Advisory Committee Meeting Thursday November 9, 2017 5:00-6:30 Meany Middle School room 46 301 21st Ave East Seattle, WA 98124

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Posted on 11/01/2017

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Community Events

There are many events for Native Families that happen around our area. You will find a few below. If you have an event you would like to add, let us know.

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Posted on 10/26/2017

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PAC Elections 2017

Welcome Native families, if you have Native children in Seattle Schools and want to join our Parent Advisory Committee (PAC), please attend. We need your voices! Please join us for PAC Elections at Meany Middle School.

Native American Education Program
Seattle Public Schools
October 26, 2017
From 5-630
Meany Middle School
301 21st Ave E
Seattle, WA 98112

See event flyer

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Posted on 10/12/2017

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School Board Proclamation

A RESOLUTION of the Board of Directors of Seattle School District No. 1, King County, Seattle, Washington, reaffirming the Board’s commitment to promote the well-being and growth of every District student, especially of Seattle’s American Indian and Indigenous students.

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Posted on 10/06/2017

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PAC September Meeting

Welcome back families!

Please Join us this Thursday for our first 2017 Parent Advisory Committee from 5-6:30 at the John Stanford building, 2445 3rd Ave South.

We will have FREE School Supplies available!

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Posted on 09/12/2017

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2017 Huchoosedah Native Education Program Credit Retrieval

Dear Parents: If you currently have a Native high school student behind in their graduation requirements, please consider enrolling them in the Native Ed. Summer Credit Retrieval Class at the Seattle World School. This class is FREE to Native Families and ORCA cards or bus tickets will be provided, snacks as well. More details are on the application, please have your student’s counselor sign off on it and return to Native Ed. Your student’s counselor can be found by contacting the student’s school

2017 Huchoosedah Native Education Program Credit Retrieval Application

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Posted on 06/28/2017

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Huchoosedah Summer Reading and Writing Program 2017

The Native Education Program of Seattle Public Schools will offer a Summer Reading and Writing Program at Lincoln School in Wallingford from Monday, July 31st through August 11th . This program is designed to increase Native student success and achievement in reading and language arts (literacy).

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Posted on 06/13/2017

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Gail Morris Receives Enduring Spirit Award

Gail T. Morris, Native American Education Program Manager, bestowed Enduring Spirit Award.

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Posted on 06/07/2017

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End of the Year Recognition

Huchoosedah, Title Vl
Student Recognition Supper
June 9, 2017 5:30-8:00
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way

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Posted on 05/19/2017

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Pow Wow - Heritage High School - Vancouver, Washington

Pow Wow - Heritage High School
7825 NE 130th Ave., Vancouver, Washington
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Grand Entries 1pm & 6pm
See Flyer

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Posted on 03/01/2017

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American Indian Endowed Scholarship Applications

American Indian Endowed Scholarship (AIES) applications now are available for the 2017-18 academic year award cycle. Individuals interested in applying may download the application materials at the ReadySetGrad website at:
http://www.readysetgrad.org/college/american-indian-endowed-scholarship.
Click the underlined program name below the “How do I apply?” caption to open (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader software version 10.0 or newer). More information

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Posted on 01/19/2017

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Native American Education Board Update - January 4, 2017

Native Update Overview
• Successes
• Challenges
• Next Steps
• Data

Entire Board Update

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Posted on 01/10/2017

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NATIVE COMMUNITY HOLIDAY PARTY

Monday, December 19, 2016
4:00 pm— 8:00 pm

Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way
Seattle, WA 98199

We cordially invite you to join us for holiday fun and cheer. The evening will include dinner & entertainment, presents for kids under 18, and Santa pictures!

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Posted on 12/15/2016

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Culture Night - December

Culture Night is an opportunity for families to come together for a potluck meal, building community and sharing cultural knowledge. On December 12th, 2016 a special holiday culture night was held. Along with drumming, singing and dancing and students were given the opportunity to make gifts for family and friends. Beautiful bead work, and yummy fry bread kits were just two of the gifts made by our youth.

Culture nights are held the first Monday of the month at:

Boren Stem Cafeteria
5950 Delridge Way SW Seattle, WA 98106

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Posted on 12/13/2016

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Honoring Mariana Harvey with our Spirit of Indigenous Leadership award

Please help us celebrate young dedication and talent on Saturday, November 19th @ Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center when we honor Mariana Harvey with our Spirit of Indigenous Leadership award.

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Posted on 11/10/2016

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Check out the video from our NAYLA (Native American Youth Leadership Academy)

NAYLA Sizzle Reel from Sky Bear Media on Vimeo.

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Posted on 09/13/2016

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Student Honoring

We raise our hand to Dominique Salinas, 11th grader at Chief Sealth HS, who was honored by the school's Language Arts Department as Student of the Month! She showcases excellence in accademics, respect for her peers and respect for her teachers.

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Posted on 06/09/2016

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Student Shout Out!

Raises your hands to Nasee Offord, 7th grader at Denny MS, for creating a beautifully designed hand beaded key fob! See what students in the Šǝqačib classroom are accomplishing!

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Posted on 06/08/2016

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Public Announcement

Information about Title VII Grant for 2016-2017 school year given in April PAC minutes.

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Posted on 05/20/2016

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Teacher Resource! Natives in the News

StoryCorps highlights the experience of a local Native woman who grew up working in the fields of Washington state migrant labor camps, 12-year-old Storm Reyes found hope following the unexpected arrival of a bookmobile.

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Posted on 05/10/2016

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Salmon Boy A Northwest Coast Legend A musical presentation of Sand Point Elementary

Indigenous STEAM* Summer Camp 2018

Title VI Education Grant Approved 2018-19

Title VI Education

Title VI Indian Education Formula Grant Program

Native Student Success Summit Highline College

Huchoosedah End of the Year Celebration

Huchoosedah Title VI End of the Year Student K-12 Graduation Student Recognition Supper

SIHB Native Youth Council

Drama Workshop Red Eagle Soaring

Na-ha-shnee WSU is a FREE 12 day summer program for Native Youth

Good Medicine UNEA 5th Annual Clear Sky Conference

Summer Resources for families

Highland Park Elementary School Annual Powwow

PAC Meeting January

Native Warrior Athletics Basketball Camp

Mega I Sports Academy

Holiday Party

Parent Teacher Conferences

Proclamations of Native American Heritage Month/Day

Na'ah Illahee Fund, CBO Event

SPS Native Ed Parent Advisory Committee Meeting Thursday November 9, 2017 5:00-6:30 Meany Middle School Rm 46

Community Events

PAC Elections 2017

School Board Proclamation

PAC September Meeting

2017 Huchoosedah Native Education Program Credit Retrieval

Huchoosedah Summer Reading and Writing Program 2017

Gail Morris Receives Enduring Spirit Award

End of the Year Recognition

Huchoosedah, Title Vl Student Recognition Supper

Pow Wow - Heritage High School - Vancouver, Washington

American Indian Endowed Scholarship Applications

Native American Education Board Update - January 4, 2017

NATIVE COMMUNITY HOLIDAY PARTY

Culture Night - December

Honoring Mariana Harvey with our Spirit of Indigenous Leadership award

Check out the video from our NAYLA (Native American Youth Leadership Academy)

Student Honoring

Student Shout Out!

Public Announcement

Teacher Resource! Natives in the News

Huchoosedah, Title Vl
Student Recognition Supper