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At St. Joseph’s Indian School, our third-grade students recently took a remarkable journey through time as they participated in a Wax Museum project. With a blend of creativity and curiosity, the young Lakota (Sioux) learners brought to life some of history’s most iconic figures in an unforgettable way. Continue reading “St. Joseph’s Third Graders Bring History to Life with Wax Museum”
St. Joseph’s Indian School students, Roxy and Ava, stepped onto the airplane, their eyes wide with excitement and just a hint of nervousness. The hum of the engines filled the cabin as they buckled their seatbelts, gripping the armrests in anticipation. Continue reading “A Journey of Firsts: Roxy and Ava Experience Florida through a St. Joseph’s Donor Event”
Have you ever sat down at a dinner table with a child, and the last food left on his or her plate was green?
Adult: Will you please try it?
Child: No.
Adult: You won’t know if you like it until you taste it.
Child: No.
Adult: Why?
Child: It’s greeeeen!
Continue reading “Happy St. Patrick’s Day from St. Joseph’s Indian School!”
At St. Joseph’s Indian School, every student has a story. Some stories are rooted in athletics, others in overcoming challenges, and some, like Marybella’s, are destined for the stars. Continue reading “St. Joseph’s Student Shoots for the Stars … Literally”
Did you know St. Joseph’s Indian School has a sister school in Germany? Yes! The school is called Gymnasium Leonium in Handrup, Germany. Why? It all ties back to our roots in Germany, where founder Fr. Leo John Dehon originated the Priests of the Sacred Heart. Continue reading “A Memorable Visit: Embracing Lakota Culture and Building Connections”
At St. Joseph’s Indian School, we often witness incredible acts of kindness and generosity that leave us in awe. Recently, a story unfolded that reminded us of how God can turn an unfortunate event into something extraordinarily good. Continue reading “A “Hole” Lot of Love and Generosity: The Journey of a Fox Fur Coat”
2024 … what a year!
As we look back on the year 2024, St. Joseph’s Indian School is proud to celebrate a year full of achievements, growth and community spirit. From academic accomplishments to cultural celebrations, our students and staff have worked tirelessly to make this year one to remember. Continue reading “2024: A Year in Review”
The holiday season sparkles with magic at St. Joseph’s Indian School, where the annual Christmas Store transforms the Depot into a festive wonderland of giving and joy.
This annual tradition of the Christmas Store stands out as a beloved highlight every December. Lakota (Sioux) students get the opportunity to experience the magic of giving first-hand. However, this unique event is not just about presents; it’s about creating cherished memories, fostering generosity and bringing students and staff together to celebrate the love and kindness shared by generous donors. Continue reading “Christmas Magic at St. Joseph’s Indian School: A Heartwarming Tradition”
The holiday season arrived and Christmas magic thrived at St. Joseph’s Indian School. Snowflakes danced their way down from the sky above. Winking and shimmering lights turned ordinary rooms into cozy, comfy spaces. Down the hallways, sounds of tiny feet skipping along to cheerful Christmas tunes filled the school. Students dressed in their coziest, most colorful pajamas and made their way to a steaming cup of hot cocoa — their smiles as sweet as the marshmallows waiting for them.
Are you feeling the Christmas magic yet? Continue reading “Deck the Halls in Style: 12 Days of Christmas Dress-Up Days”
Are they really third-grade students … or mini eco-explorers?!
At St. Joseph’s Indian School, our third-grade class recently embarked on an exciting journey to explore the wonders of nature through their habitat projects. These projects are more than just a regular classroom activity — they’re a chance for students to dive into the fascinating diversity of our planet and showcase their creativity, knowledge and public speaking skills. Continue reading “Third Graders Explore the World, One Habitat at a Time”