April 23, 2025 - 06:39

The Sitka Native Education Program, commonly referred to as SNEP, marked a significant milestone this year by celebrating 50 years of dedicated service to Indigenous cultural education in Sitka. The festivities unfolded during a vibrant full-day koo.éex', a traditional gathering that brought together community members, students, and alumni to honor the program's rich history and impact.
Participants engaged in a lively exchange of song and dance, showcasing the diverse cultural heritage of the Indigenous peoples of the region. Memories were shared, highlighting the profound influence that SNEP has had on generations of students and their families. The event served not only as a celebration but also as a reminder of the importance of preserving and promoting Indigenous culture and education.
As SNEP looks to the future, it remains committed to fostering a sense of identity and belonging among Indigenous youth, ensuring that the teachings and traditions of their ancestors continue to thrive for many years to come.
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