New Kituwah Academy

09/01/2020

Kituwah Preservation & Education Team wearing their masks to protect their health and the health of others because we are

02/12/2020

Parents of 1st grade reminder about valentine boxes due on friday and party on friday please bring party food sgi.

11/29/2019

Please remember the Owle family at this time.

Michael (Mikey) Owle, 44, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, November 28, 2019. A native of Cherokee he was the son of Michael Owle of Cherokee and the late Katherine Owle. In addition to his father, he was also survived by his wife, Tabitha Tranter of Cherokee; one daughter, Nevaeh Owle of Cherokee...

05/09/2019

Math Night was a hit!

06/22/2018

06/05/2018

Our Tsalagi Gawonihisdi intern!

“Riding hasn’t been as difficult as I imagined it would be, being the second 55-mile day we’ve done in a row I think we’ve kept up pretty well. As far as leading though, leading has been more difficult I think just because a few days ago our team pretty much doubled in size, and so it’s a little more challenging having to put in the focus that it requires to navigate a team that’s so large in a terrain that is unfamiliar. I think what has stuck out the most to me is when we went to our sort of exile capital Red Clay, Tennessee, yesterday, and we all went to the eternal flame and had a good talk. I think it stuck out to me because what (RTR cyclist) Bo (Taylor) had to say sort of made me understand that Cherokee culture and Cherokee ways of life transcend beyond the dark history that we’ve had in the past few hundred years. Just looking at the eternal flame and being all together makes me realize even though we’re retracing the Trail of Tears and trying to relive part of our history that was so negative, it’s still good to see, that despite all of our setbacks, we are still able to be here as one.” Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians citizen and 2018 “Remember the Removal” bike rider Nolan Arkansas on his experience so far.

04/30/2018

REMINDER: 2nd -6th Grade "The Factory" permission slips are due tomorrow, May 1st

04/03/2018

For all students, staff, parents and families traveling over to WCU for the New Kituwah Powwow tomorrow morning. Here are directions to the University Center from the main entrance of campus. Please find parking nearby and come to the 3rd floor, Grand Room for the event. The forecast is calling for rain, so we will plan to have the event inside. We are so excited to host you for this special celebration! #ᏣᎳᎩ

01/12/2018

Reminder that NKA will be closed for students and staff on Monday, 1/15, for the MLK holiday. Enjoy the long weekend.

01/05/2018

Monday, January 8, 2018, elementary will be on a two hour delay. Any changes will be posted and you will receive an all-call from Kylie.

01/05/2018

Nka elementary will be on a two hour delay today. We will begin accepting students at 930. No breakfast will be served. Please be safe.