10/13/2026
🪶 WHAT AN INCREDIBLE INDIGENOUS DAY CELEBRATION! 🪶🌟
Our Jenks Native American Education students had an unforgettable day celebrating the beauty, strength, and rich traditions of our Native culture in Tulsa.
The celebration began with the Native American Honor Guard presenting the colors as the drum group honored them with a beautiful Flag Song. Tribal leaders shared inspiring words, and princesses representing many tribes gave a moving performance of The Lord’s Prayer in Native American Sign Language.
The Muscogee Creek Duck Creek Dancers and Shell Shakers brought our traditions to life, leading the crowd in Stomp Dancing. Everyone joined in the fun of the Indian Two-Step! Students visited the many Native American arts and crafts booths.
The day highlighted with excitement as our NAE students participated in the LARGEST PARADE in Indigenous Day history for Tulsa!
A heartfelt THANK YOU to our amazing NAE staff — Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Deeringwater, our teacher representative, Mrs. Finch and Mr. Beaver (for driving the truck and trailer) — for helping make this such a memorable cultural learning experience for our students!
More than a celebration, this was a day of honoring our ancestors, celebrating who we are, and passing our traditions to the next generation.
Our culture is alive. Our traditions are strong. And our future is bright! 🪶