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What is the American Indians Study Program?

What is the American Indian Studies Program?

 

The American Indian Studies (AIS) Program provides the opportunity for ALL students, of any and all cultures, to learn American Indian history, literature, art, and language from a Native perspective.   Both Ojibwe and Lakota languages are offered at Battle Creek Middle School and Harding High School.  All AIS classes meet district and state content standards, and have been developed as rigorous, yet culturally competent courses. 

Through collaboration with the Saint Paul Indian Education Program, we offer additional support for American Indian students, including attendance and grade monitoring, college and career exploration, tutoring, and Support class. 

Parents and students, please contact your school counselor to register for AIS classes. 

  



AIS Welcomes New Staff
AIS Welcomes Ms Peggy Poitra new Objibwe Teacher and Program Coordinator

AIS Celebrates American Indian Day
AIS “Float” Takes 3rd Place in Contest

Poitra's Piece: Ojibwemowin
One of our goals for Ojibwe language class is to bring technology into our learning.

Harper's Happenings
Ho-wah!  Here we are, one-third of the school year has gone by already!  Things have been really busy around here!

Larry's Corner
Greetings!  My name is Larry Yank and I’m the Family Liaison working with the Indian Studies students at both Harding and Battle Creek.

The Schroeder Gallery

Boozhoo!  Greetings from the Schroeder Gallery.  I’m Mrs. Schroeder, I teach the American Indian Art courses at both the middle school and high school levels.  We’ve been very busy in the classroom this fall. 

AIS Evaluation
If you have a family member that has taken an American Indian Studies class, you will soon be receiving a survey in the mail to evaluate our program.