Heights Middle School artwork to be showcased in Germany
Pieces were inspired by cultural heritage and language
Kirtland
Gallup Children’s Museum brings needed resource to rural families
A museum built by the community for the community
Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits Navajo Nation
Kennedy speaks to federal support of Indian Country
National Museum of Nuclear Science launches free STEM kits for Native students
Kits bring high-quality resources to schools with Native population
Navajo Technical University wins Tribal College Division Chapter of the Year Award
From left, Kashayla Smith, Douglas Capitan, Constance Begayne, Cheyenne Woodie, Isabelle Herbert, Laura Smith-Owen, Shannon Smith, and Marla Rafael were part of the Navajo Technical University American Indigenous Business Leaders…
New Mexico governor signs regalia law. What’s the reaction at home?
Legislation concludes ongoing conversation brought on by Farmington High graduation incident
Navajo Preparatory says farewell to Alumni Hall
Historic building will be home to campus expansion
Shiprock High School to hold poetry reading with Luci Tapahonso
Poet speaks on cultural influence and significance in literature
McCormick Elementary recognized at Roundhouse for bilingual multicultural program
Administration shares success of dual-language classes
American Indian College Fund Campus visits Navajo Technical University
Visit highlights the need for Native student support in higher academics
San Juan College receives donation from Gas Compressor Association
Donation will support program that meets energy needs of communities
Doorknobs, teacher shortages are topics at Aztec Schools strategic planning meeting
Board of Education to address district needs
Veterinarian loan repayment program seeks governor approval
New Mexico faces a critical shortage of veterinarians in rural and urban areas
New Mexico Summer Reading Program registration is now open
Program can help retain reading knowledge during summer break
Week of the Young Child returns to Navajo Nation and Northern Agency
Organizations to bring resources to families and educators
Navajo Technical University holds free food distribution with La Planta Organization
Event highlights support of campus department
Loan repayment for health professionals now available through Higher Education Department
Program takes aim at providing health care in overlooked communities
Farmington Board of Education appoints Deazhan Maize to District 1 seat
Candidate was one of three considered for seat
Bloomfield Board of Education begins search for superintendent
Position will be open for a month starting March 14
The TrailBlaze Cupboard opens its doors to students
Campus pantry will address food insecurity