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Twelve graduate from Red Lake Nation College in 2020 Crystal Beaulieu-Donnell, Nicole Brun, Cheyenne Clark, Cassidy Defoe, Nicole Desjarlait, Alyssa Grolla, Violet May, Arlene RedEagle, Joseph RedEagle, Jr., Michelle Reynolds, ZaneTyrisah Smith and Jessilyn Spears. RLNC DRIVE-IN GRADUATION 2020 Boozhoo! Congratulations to all 12 Graduates of the Red Lake Nation College (RLNC) last night (5/21/20). It was a most unique graduation ceremony that allowed us to acknowledge our graduates'...
Twelve graduate from Red Lake Nation College in 2020 Crystal Beaulieu-Donnell, Nicole Brun, Cheyenne Clark, Cassidy Defoe, Nicole Desjarlait, Alyssa Grolla, Violet May, Arlene RedEagle, Joseph RedEagle, Jr., Michelle Reynolds, ZaneTyrisah Smith and Jessilyn Spears. RLNC DRIVE-IN GRADUATION 2020 Boozhoo! Congratulations to all 12 Graduates of the Red Lake Nation College (RLNC) last night (5/21/20). It was a most unique graduation ceremony that allowed us to acknowledge our graduates'...
Looking Back to 2013 - Red Lake High School Prom...
Looking Back to 2013 - Red Lake Boys & Girls Club Carnival...
Looking Back to 2013 - Sexual Abuse Prevention Walk...
Looking Back to 2013 - Red Lake Boys & Girls Club Spring Dance...
WASHINGTON, D. C. – Congressman Collin C. Peterson is pleased to announce the winner of the Congressional Art Competition from Minnesota's Seventh Congressional District. Heidi Brouwer of Raymond is this year's winner of the 2020 Congressional Art Competition, for her painting, "Hope." Heidi attends Central Minnesota Christian School of Prinsberg. She will have the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C. to view her work alongside other winners from across the country. Second place was a...
St. Paul, MN: The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to vacate the registration of three of the four dicamba products that had previously been approved for use on dicamba tolerant (DT) soybeans in Minnesota. The three registered dicamba products, XtendiMax with VaporGrip Technology (EPA Reg. No. 524-617), Engenia Herbicide (EPA Reg. No. 7969-345), and DuPont FeXapan with VaporGrip Technology (EPA Reg. No. 352-913) can no longer be used, effective immediately. This information may change...
I am a Native mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. The men, women, girls, and boys in my family are Indigenous. I have spent my entire life living with the possibility of violence or death aimed at myself and the people who I love the most. Every single time an act of violence against a person or a group of people of color is in the news, I know in my heart it is only one visible act—and that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of acts of violence, overt and covert, committed against people of color every day that are not witnessed by...
As school district leaders struggle to solve the complex equation of reopening buildings in the fall or maintaining virtual learning, several factors are weighing heavily on their minds. How do you make educators feel comfortable in their work environments when more than half of them prefer school buildings stay shut to slow the spread of COVID-19? What about educators and students with underlying health conditions? And what if remote learning must continue in the fall even though the approach led to declining student engagement this spring?...
In March, there were just over 8 million jobs in K-12 public education. By mid-April, that figure had dropped to just over 7.5 million - a loss of nearly 500,000 jobs. "More K–12 public education jobs were lost in April than in all of the Great Recession," wrote Elise Gould, who analyzed the data for the Economic Policy Institute, a union-backed progressive think tank. "And that's before any austerity measures from lost state and local revenue have been put in place." https://www.chalkbeat.org/2020/6/3/21279747/pandemic-coro...
PROVIDENCE -- When classes begin again this fall, students will take a mix of online and in-person classes, and districts will have some flexibility over how they offer this hybrid model. Although the state Department of Education is mulling over several different learning scenarios, State Education Commissioner Angelica Infante-Green did offer the following broad outlines at a hearing Wednesday before the House Committee on Health, Education and Welfare. First, she said it was “extremely important” to get students in grades kindergarten to...
LONGMONT, Colorado (June 4, 2020) - First Nations awarded seven grants through the Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign to support Native American-led efforts aimed at advancing new policies and innovative policymaking approaches that benefit Native American nutrition and health. These new grantees’ work ranges from the development of fundamental food codes to the groundbreaking Rights of Manoomin—legal rights for wild rice. Funded in 2019, the Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign was made possible through the Policy Innovation Fund, which was dev...
In March, when COVID-19 closed down the schools in Kayenta, Arizona-just 25 miles from Chilchinbito, home to the first known case on the Navajo Nation-the school district enlisted its bus drivers to get meals out to its 2,000 students. "After spring break, they delivered food for three days," said Lemual Adson, the superintendent of Kayenta Unified Schools, in a recent phone call. "They went out Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and then on Thursday, the Indian Health Service called me and ordered us...
A 26-year-old Indigenous woman from British Columbia was fatally shot by a police officer she allegedly threatened during a wellness check in a northwestern New Brunswick city early Thursday. Family of Chantel Moore say she had recently moved east from British Columbia to live near her mother and daughter. Her death came at a time of heightened attention on police actions and practices in the United States and Canada following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/edmundston-p...
PHOENIX – Navajo leaders on Wednesday canceled this year’s Fourth of July celebrations in Window Rock as the tribe continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic. President Jonathan Nez announced the cancellation Wednesday during a Facebook Live town hall in which he also lifted the 57-hour weekend curfew “unless we see numbers increase once again for coronavirus cases.” In addition, the reopening of businesses has been pushed from June 8 to July 5, which will give the tribe more time to clean buildings, get employees tested and get stocked...
