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Tse'Yaato' High reports new enrollments, service‑learning and food‑security work
Summary
Principal Traci Parker reported recruiting 25 potential students with 18 enrolling, staff recruitment for a special‑education teacher, an Eggstatic grant tracking spreadsheet, and a spring service‑learning day partnering with local agencies; the school said student‑run chickens supply eggs for families experiencing food insecurity.
Tse'Yaato' High School Principal Traci Parker told the board the school met with 25 potential students and enrolled 18, and that staff have been recruiting for a special‑education teacher to support the program. Parker said staff developed a draft calendar for FY26 and created a spreadsheet to capture Eggstatic grant reporting data.
Parker described hands‑on programming and partnerships: 13 students visited Little America for culinary observations, and the school coordinated service‑learning activities with CUDDLES and BeeHive Assisted Living, the National Park Service, Page Library, Coconino Community College, and county agencies. She said the chickens at the school produce about a dozen eggs per day and that the eggs are sent home with students to help address food insecurity. The board acknowledged Parker and her team for the reported work.
