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SPOKANE, Wash. — Monday is National Indigenous People’s Day, honoring the cultures and histories of Native Americans in the U.S. Spokane Public Schools is building a support system to help
The Dakota Political Junkies bring analysis of the race for governor. We'll check in on the ongoing ethics violations investigations for Gov. Kristi Noem and we'll look at a website the governor says outlines the weaknesses of her Democratic opponent. Plus, we bring you part two of a Pulitzer Center project that looks at Indigenous education in South Dakota schools. SDPB's Jordan Rusche reports.
She was the first Latina to run for Congress and the first Latina superintendent of the Santa Fe public schools.
We hear from Laura Lynn, the program supervisor in the Office of Native Education for the state school superintendent, and Heather Lemery, the chairwoman of Spokane Public Schools’ Indian Education Advisory Council.
She will be the first Indigenous person and only the third woman to hold the post in the school's 174-year history.