Durango 9-R Title VI Native American Education

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📚✨ Celebrating our student author Rayen M and his book “Reading My Own Way”!As a Title VI Native American student, Rayen...
05/14/2026

📚✨ Celebrating our student author Rayen M and his book “Reading My Own Way”!

As a Title VI Native American student, Rayen is courageously sharing his personal journey with dyslexia through storytelling, creativity, and perseverance. His story is a reminder that every child learns differently—and that those differences deserve to be seen, supported, and celebrated. 💛

“Reading My Own Way” is available now on Amazon for anyone who would like to support this incredible young author.

đź”—https://a.co/d/051oZ7OP

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End of year field trips for our Title6 Native American Education Program students. 2 museums, playing traditional Native...
05/13/2026

End of year field trips for our Title6 Native American Education Program students. 2 museums, playing traditional Native American games and bowling for our middle school youth.

Thank you  Elders  for joining us for Talk with the Elders field trip. Our Durango Title 6 students 3rd-5th grade had a ...
05/13/2026

Thank you Elders for joining us for Talk with the Elders field trip. Our Durango Title 6 students 3rd-5th grade had a beautiful time listening to our local elders in our community share their stories and why it’s important for each of them to sit with their elders and listen to the stories and wisdom to carry on to the generations of relatives.

A special thank you to for setting up the talk and sharing with our youth.

All are welcomed!
04/28/2026

All are welcomed!

Hi Title VI Families, TODAYWe wanted to send a reminder of our annual EASIE Grant “Public Hearing:”When - tonight, April...
04/15/2026

Hi Title VI Families, TODAY

We wanted to send a reminder of our annual EASIE Grant “Public Hearing:”

When - tonight, April 15th
Where - Needham Elementary Multipurpose Room
When - 5:30 - 7:30 PM

Please join us to review our program outcomes, liaison positions and goals for next year’s application, your feedback is important!

Show canceled, no frybread catch us at our next fry bread pop up if you feel like still donating please do so at the Big...
04/13/2026

Show canceled, no frybread catch us at our next fry bread pop up if you feel like still donating please do so at the Big Picture QR code

Since November,  Reading Room has proudly hosted our Title VI sewing machines, creating a space where Native American Ed...
03/17/2026

Since November, Reading Room has proudly hosted our Title VI sewing machines, creating a space where Native American Education students can access them after school hours.

All supplies are available—just bring your creativity! 🧵✨

Spring Break is the perfect time to stop by and start or finish your ribbon skirt or shirt in preparation for the upcoming at 60th annual Hozhoni Days Pow Wow.

Stay tuned for future after hours workshops!

Lunch plans tomorrow?  Come spend your lunch money for a cause! Help Big Picture Native American Club get to their end o...
03/10/2026

Lunch plans tomorrow? Come spend your lunch money for a cause! Help Big Picture Native American Club get to their end of year trip to the last Gathering of the Nations Pow Wow.

Frito Pie, Sodas, Snacks and goodies for sale!

When: 12-1pm(lunch hour)
Where:

See you tomorrow!

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Free event! From  🎥 Native Lens ShowcaseA curated selection of documentaries and narrative shorts from Indigenous filmma...
02/26/2026

Free event! From
🎥 Native Lens Showcase

A curated selection of documentaries and narrative shorts from Indigenous filmmakers across Colorado and beyond.

When: March 7, 2026 | 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Where: Durango Arts Center

Cost: FREE to the public

The Lineup:

Speaking Ute (COFTM)

Sacred Ink

Facing The Storm: Youth Activism

The Red Echoes

Healing Rituals

Ripple Effects

K**i Smiles

We Are Nuche (COFTM)

🥂 Post-Showcase Reception

Keep the conversation going! Head over to the gallery to meet the Native Lens team and connect with filmmakers from across the DIFF programs.

When: March 7, 2026 | 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Where: Sorrel Sky Gallery

Cost: FREE to the public

Enjoy light finger foods and non-alcoholic beverages.

From High School to Elementary, we share  with our students. Check out this episode plus others during this winter break...
12/19/2025

From High School to Elementary, we share with our students. Check out this episode plus others during this winter break on for free!

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