Youth learn from Indigenous leaders, gain awareness of their heritage and history, and receive culturally relevant educational support that has long-term impact. Through this work, American Indian youth gain a strong Indigenous identity, become advocates for their culture, and succeed in school.

After-School Program: Grades 1 – 5, October – May

• Indigenous history, culture, and arts
• Culturally relevant literacy instruction and reading growth
• Field trips to important sites for understanding American Indian communities and history
• Opportunities for parents to see students perform, display projects, or lead activities
• Family orientations, field trips, and special celebrations throughout the year

Summer Program: Grades 1 – 8, June – August

• Focus on Indigenous pride
• Family events
• Focus on Lakhota, Dakota, Ho-Chunk and Anishinaabe culture
• Reading Warriors with prizes and games
• Native foods and cooking
• Weekly field trips
• Lacrosse and traditional games
• End of summer family lunch and celebration

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