Buster Mitchell, a Mohawk from Akwesasne, was instrumental in the founding of NAIEA/NY. An elementary teacher for 12 years, Buster furthered his graduate education to become of the...
From the Superintendent:
The Salamanca City Central School District values our relationship with the Seneca Nation of Indians and is honored to receive the endorsement of our...
At the April 25th Board of Education meeting, New York State School Boards Association representative Kurt Gustafson presented SCCSD Native American Curriculum Team with the Cham...
Four high school students are spending the weekend in Washington, DC while attending the National Association of Federally Impacted Schools Conference; in which they are pres...
The fifth-grade team partnered with the NACT (Native American Curriculum Team) to integrate Seneca and Haudenosaunee culture into our Social Studies and science curriculum. We wer...
The Salamanca School district will
be reviewing the district identity, The Warriors, and the use of logos that
embody Native American elements. This process will be transparent...
Request for Contributions
For the last year, the Native American Curriculum Team has been working on a set of Indigenous Studies Standards as a baseline describing which pa...
Nya:wëh Sgë:nö’ Gagwe:göh,
November is Native American Heritage Month when many honor, celebrate and spread awareness. At SCCSD, we celebrate, educate and honor Indigenous Peop...
SALAMANCA — The Salamanca City Central School District has taken another step to show its solidarity with the Seneca Nation and all Indigenous peoples by adopting a Land Acknowled...
Why an Orange Shirt? Former residential school student Phyllis (Jack) Webstad has shared her story of her first day at residential school when her new orange shirt, bought by her ...
Deyögwadajenöwö’se:h “We are helping each other”
Many teachers and staff throughout Salamanca School District have spent the last year learning Onöndowa’ga (Seneca) history and...