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The community celebrated Indigenous People’s Day with storytelling, Indian Tacos, Rabbit Stew, and shared cultural wisdom. Click to find out more.
We were proud to celebrate Indigenous People’s Day with a memorable Indigenous Storytelling Night. The event, held in the heart of our community, featured captivating stories and traditional foods, including Indian Tacos and Rabbit Stew, bringing our families together to honor the rich history and culture of Indigenous peoples.
We are so grateful for our talented storytellers—Josh and Eddy Norris, Brie Fraley, Victoria and Makena Carlson, and Georgiana and Oscar Gensaw—who generously shared stories passed down through generations, offering wisdom from the elders and deepening our understanding of the Native experience. Their contributions not only entertained us but also educated us, bringing us a greater sense of cultural appreciation and unity within our school community.