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Hard realities on Rosebud reservation hinder educational goals: 'The cycle continues'
ST. FRANCIS, S.D. – When talk turns to preparing more children on the Rosebud Indian Reservation to pursue positive opportunities, Stacee Valandra just nods her head. The 41-year-old Lakota educator grew up on the reservation in Todd County, one of the poorest sections of America, where more than 60% of residents under age 18 live below poverty level.
Lakota teacher wins national education award
Todd County Middle School’s Albert Her Many Horses honored as national model of educational excellence. Todd County, South Dakota Middle School teacher Albert “Bobber” Her Many Horses, Sicangu Lakota, was surprised Wednesday, December 20, with a $25,000 cash prize and the national Milken Educator Award. Her Many...
Lakota teacher in South Dakota wins national education award
Todd County, South Dakota middle school teacher Albert “Bobber” Her Many Horses, Sicangu Lakota, was surprised with a $25,000 cash prize and the national Milken Educator Award. Her Many Horses is a Lakota language teacher and music teacher in Mission. Born and raised in Mission on the Rosebud...
South Dakota Music Teacher Receives Milken Educator Award
When school kids excel it's greatly reflected in their teachers who should be given the highest praise. One such South Dakota educator was recognized this week for his excellence and innovation in education. On Wednesday Todd County Middle School’s Albert “Bobber” Her Many Horses was awarded the national Milken Educator...
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