Puente de Hózhó Elementary School in Flagstaff hosted a Diné prince and princess pageant March 27.
Greyhills Academy High School in Tuba City participated in the 2024 Arizona Science and Engineering Fair April 4-6 in Tempe.
Aliandrea “Ali” Upshaw has been named Big Sky’s Women’s Track Athlete of the Week following her school record-breaking 10,000-meter performance for Northern Arizona University’s (NAU) cross country team.
Students from Tuba City High School attend the CTE SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference at the Phoenix Convention Center March 28-29.
KEAMS CANYON, Ariz. — Northland Pioneer College (NPC) is hosting two upcoming free writing workshops in Hopi and Kayenta. The workshops are supported by AZ Humanities, a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that assists humanitarian programs and promotes literacy among communities.
TUBA CITY, Ariz. — Diné College has launched the CONVOY program, aimed at supporting predominantly Navajo students in their pursuit of science education and careers.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Applications are now open for NAU’s Indigenous Youth Media Workshop, an 11-day hands-on immersive media production boot camp where students master multi-media broadcast journalism skills and their own storytelling prowess.
Miss Navajo 2023-2024 Amy Begaye visited Tuba City Boarding School for its Spring Bash program, Grey Hills Academy, and Wingate Elementary School for a Dr. Seuss celebration. (Photos/ Miss Navajo Nation)
SHOW LOW, Ariz. — A 13-year-old from Show Low has been charged with assault following an altercation at a boys basketball game at Show Low Junior High School Feb. 20.
A special guest arrived at the Kayenta ABC Preschool Award Ceremony March 5.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Coconino High School students were recently featured in a professional video centering on what they are doing to expand access to STEM, STEAM, and the FIRST program in rural communities in northern Arizona.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Judges recognized young Indigenous artists for their storytelling, unique perspectives, use of color, and reflection on culture in the 2024 Indigenous Art Competition and Exhibition presented by the Museum of Northern Arizona.
TEMPE, Ariz. — Teams from the San Carlos Apache Intermediate, Middle, and High Schools are participating in the Girls Who Game program, an initiative aimed at increasing STEM education opportunities for students in grades 4-8 through fun learning experiences.
At the Feb. 17 Baker Middle School Invite, Baker Middle School’s girls’ team secured the gold, while Page Middle School claimed victory for the boys.
Lyla Tree of Red Mesa High School placed first at the Division 2 girls 126-pound AIA State Wrestling Championships. Nannabah Haskan of Monument Valley placed fifth.
