FARMINGTON – Even with case rates slowing on the Navajo Nation, schools are likely to implement virtual learning for the fall semester, with funding support from the federal CARES Act. The Navajo ...

This article is part of the collection: What Personalized Learning Looks Like Across the Country: The 2017 Fifty States Project. The STAR (Service To All Relations) School is located on the ...

FARMINGTON, N.M. — Isaac Merritt and Kaydence Yazzie are the CCSD students who have earned the Navajo Nation bilingual seal of proficiency. Wednesday, the district and the Intercultural and Community ...

Columbus Day is recognized by many people as Indigenous Peoples' Day. A foreign language app with more than 300 million users is marking Columbus Day, which is alternatively recognized as Indigenous ...

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Packets include solar light, grade-appropriate books and other supplies FARMINGTON – Completing his homework under a kerosene lamp or in front of a wood burning stove, Mylo Fowler graduated high ...

WINDOW ROCK, AZ. (KRQE) – Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer announced Friday they are urging all schools on the Navajo Nation to utilize online or virtual learning ...

May 30, 2013— -- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — “Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope” will premier this summer, dubbed into Navajo. It’s the first time a major motion picture has been translated into a Native ...

It’s a common sentiment at New Life Learning Center, an otherwise uncommon place. The aging wood-frame house in Gamerco, north of Gallup, is one of the few nonprofits of its kind on or near the Navajo ...

The Kayenta Health Center also demonstrates how health care workers within the public health care system collaborate. Since all health care services are located on the health compound, there is ...

Like his ancestors, 65-year-old Clayton Long spent his childhood immersed in Navajo culture, greeting fellow clan members with old, breathful Navajo words like “Yá’át’ééh.” Then he was sent to an ...