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MISSION & VISION OF THE OFFICE OF NATIVE LANGUAGE & CULTURAL PROGRAMS

The Page Unified School District Office of Native Language & Cultural Programs strives to support and help our Native Students succeed.  We strive to meet this goal by:

  • Providing language and cultural support to our educators and administration
  • Providing language and cultural knowledge to our families to encourage learning at home
  • Develop programs and events that help Native Students connect with their language and culture
  • Providing assistance to our Native Students directly to help their success
  • Partnering with all PUSD stakeholders to ensure our Native Students are considered in every decision

Funding of the Office of Native Language and Cultural Programs at PUSD is provided by Johnson O'Malley and Title VI federal programs.  We also work in coordination with Children Incorporated to help our Native Students with additional personal needs assistance. 

Natives at Horsehoe

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The PUSD Indian Education Committee governs the programs of the Office of Native Languages and Culture.  The Committee has representation from each community that PUSD serves which includes LeChee (Lichii'i), Coppermine (Beesh Haageed), Bodaway/Gap (Tsinaabaas Habitiin) , Kaibeto (K'ai'Bii'To), Ts'ah Bii Kin (InscriptionHouse), and The City of Page.  Funding that supports the Office of Native Languages and Culture are Johnson O'Malley (JOM), Title VI, and Children's Incorporated.  

Indian Education Committee Membership Listing
Johnson O'Malley Program, Title VI and Children Inc.
Page Unified School District #8 (revised 1.25.2021)

A Navajo woman wearing traditional dress.
Navajo students wearing traditional clothing.
Navajo studenters performing a traditional dance.
A Navajo student performing a hoop dance.

Indian Policies & Procedures Page Unified School District No. 8 2024-25 School Year

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Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 20: Aoo

Navajo Word of the Day: Aoo

Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 19: Yiiya

Navajo Word of the Day: Yiiya

Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 18: Yaadila

Navajo Word of the Day: Yaadila

Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 17: Hago

Navajo Word of the Day: Hago

Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 16: Woshdee

Navajo Word of the Day: Woshdee

Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 13: Taa Shqqdi
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Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 12: Hagoonee
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Navajo Word of the Day. Nov. 10: Ahehee
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Navajo Word of the Day for Nov. 6: Jini 

Word of the Day: Jini

Navajo Word of the Day: Yeego