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Southern Ute Indian Montessori Principal, Mari Jo Owens works on a group activity with classmate and tribal elder Willette Whiteskunk, Wednesday, July 13 in the Southern Ute Museum’s large classroom. Both Owens and Whiteskunk are participants of the Southwest Indigenous Language Institute (SILDI) class to become certified as a Ute language instructor next spring.

Thu Jul 21st, 2022

Teaching the núu-‘apagha-pi

The relationship built between Tribal Council, the Ignacio School District, and members of their administrative teams is one the Tribe is grateful to have. While there are improvements to be made, those in attendance remain committed to improving the education model and finding solutions in the best interest of tribal students.

Fri Mar 25th, 2022

Tribe and Ignacio School District discuss developments within the district

10 Years Ago: Southern Ute tribal member and heritage dancer Alexandra Roubideaux walks off the tarmac at the Durango-La Plata County Airport in the company of her father, Michael, following a dance performance in honor of American Airline’s inaugural flight into town on Thursday, June 9. The airline now offers direct flights to and from Dallas.
This photo was first published in the June 17, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

Many Moons Ago

Ignacio School District Superintendent, Rocco Fuschetto was presented the Demont Award on Friday, May 7. This award is given to educational administrators who leave their district (of less than 1500 students) better than they found it.

Thu May 20th, 2021

Fuschetto recognized for years of service to School District

Fri May 12th, 2017

School Board, Tribal Council meet

Chairman Clement J. Frost and La Titia Taylor strategize with the education board on how to advance the teachings of the Ute language in schools.

Fri Sep 2nd, 2016

Tribe meets with Ignacio School District

Thu Aug 22nd, 2013

TCAP scores show Ignacio, Southern Ute students still chasing state average, but officials hopeful

Wed Aug 21st, 2013

Tri-Ute lands in Utah for 2nd youth conference

Tue Jul 30th, 2013

Tribe offers lesser-known private school, elders scholarships

Thu Jul 11th, 2013

Tribe, public schools partner to better serve students

Wed Jul 3rd, 2013

A brief history of tribal education

Bayfield High School graduate Brianna Goodtracks-Alires accepts a Pendleton blanket from Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council Lady Ramona Y. Eagle (left) and Chairman Jimmy R. Newton Jr. (right) during the Education & Johnson O’Malley Annual Banquet on Saturday, June 22 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort.

Thu Jun 27th, 2013

Education Department celebrates graduates of all levels

Kenneth Floyd (right) congratulates tribal member Ayona Hight (right) on her selection as winner of the annual Elbert J. Floyd Award, a scholarship given to promising young Southern Ute students.

Fri May 24th, 2013

Floyd scholarship goes to Ayona Hight

Ignacio Elementary student wins 29th annual award.

Southern Ute tribal member and Piedra Vista High School (Farmington, N.M.) senior Ian Doughty shakes hands with Chairman Jimmy R. Newton Jr. on Friday, Feb. 8 after signing his letter of intent to play Division I baseball for Malibu, Calif.-based Pepperdine University.

Wed Feb 20th, 2013

Ian Doughty signs letter of intent to play baseball at Pepperdine

Tribal member aspires to play in the major leagues.

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