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Tse'Yaato' High School reports enrollment and launches civics elective

Governing Board of the Coconino County Accommodation School District · September 4, 2024
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Summary

Tse'Yaato' HS reported mid‑50s enrollment (92% Native students, about 50% adult), plans a new elective 'Civics: Rights & Responsibilities' starting this year, and scheduled a family event for Sept. 6, 2024.

Principal Traci Parker reported that Tse'Yaato' High School has enrollment in the mid‑50s, with roughly 92% Native students and approximately 50% adult students; she said 37 students came from four Navajo tribes and that chapter houses will receive student names for source‑check forms. Parker described a new elective, "Civics: Rights & Responsibilities," and said the syllabus looked strong and she supported offering the class.

Parker also noted planned activities including collaboration with chapter‑house leaders, OJT interviews, TerraBirds landscaping and soil pH work, and a family-fun event on Sept. 6, 2024. The board approved the civics elective during the action-items portion of the meeting.