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Leaders from the Cherokee Nation, Sequoyah High School, Bureau of Indian Education, the Native American Agriculture Fund, and the Tribal Agriculture Fellowship celebrated Thursday a partnership to start a new agriculture education program at the high school. Over the next…

The beginning of the calendar year brings the start of a new semester, and there is no better time to reset study habits than after a long break. The new year is a time full of resolutions, and students and their parents and guardians can implement helpful habits to make the…

Bureau of Indian Education elementary school teachers contribute to the Bureau’s mission of excellence in student-centered, Indigenous education. Every day, they meet the educational needs of the BIE’s Indigenous students in 23 states across 64 reservations, empowering them…

January is National Staying Healthy Month, a time to focus on wellness and build lasting healthy habits. Lt. Cmdr. Casey Cavanaugh, BIE’s National Nutrition Consultant, shares seven practical tips—including increasing fiber, limiting screen time, staying hydrated, getting…

Cedar and Sage Café, a new coffee shop and café in Stidham Hall at Haskell Indian Nations University, is now open to serve students, staff, and the campus community. The café officially opened its doors on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and a grand opening celebration is scheduled for…

Trust for Public Land (TPL) in partnership with the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) and the Santa Fe Indian School today announced that the EPA has awarded a $20 million grant to the Santa Fe Indian School to revitalize the school’s 115-acre campus making it more resilient…

Haskell Indian Nations University and the City of Lawrence have entered a five-year memorandum of understanding to offer educational activities and research programs at the Prairie Park Nature Center. The partnership is expected to bring education opportunities, research…

Baca/Dlo’ay azhi Community School was selected by the National Parks Service and the National Park Foundation to participate in the 2024 Ornament Project. A collection of 58 trees with student-designed ornaments will represent the 56 states and territories with schools…