Months after the Department of Education stood accused of deleting references to Native American culture in civic standards, Rep. Peri Pourier, D-Pine Ridge, brought a bill to change state law from an invitation to a requirement that a state education council write rules for carrying out Indigenous curriculum. A committee said no, 8-7.
Months after the Department of Education stood accused of deleting references to Native American culture in civic standards, Rep. Peri Pourier, D-Pine Ridge, brought a bill to change state law from an invitation to a requirement that a state education council write rules for carrying out Indigenous curriculum. A committee said no, 8-7.
Months after the Department of Education stood accused of deleting references to Native American culture in civic standards, Rep. Peri Pourier, D-Pine Ridge, brought a bill to change state law from an invitation to a requirement that a state education council write rules for carrying out Indigenous curriculum. A committee said no, 8-7.
Months after the Department of Education stood accused of deleting references to Native American culture in civic standards, Rep. Peri Pourier, D-Pine Ridge, brought a bill to change state law from an invitation to a requirement that a state education council write rules for carrying out Indigenous curriculum. A committee said no, 8-7.
Months after the Department of Education stood accused of deleting references to Native American culture in civic standards, Rep. Peri Pourier, D-Pine Ridge, brought a bill to change state law from an invitation to a requirement that a state education council write rules for carrying out Indigenous curriculum. A committee said no, 8-7.