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Our vision: Our children and youth become life-long learners and are successful in their chosen path.
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Our mission: Our children and youth receive a world-class education through exceptional Alaska Native culture and values-based learning opportunities preparing them for success in their future endeavors.
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We will learn skills that are traditions for us and apply them to academics! Here are some examples of possible activities our school could teach and provide!
July-Fishing (catching and preserving) August-Fishing Continued, berry picking, September-Moose and caribou hunting, berry picking, food preservation, transition to fall camp (shelters and clothing), fishing October-Winter prep activities, food preservation and preparation, dressing for the weather, November-Winter survival, ice conditions December-Trapping, tanning and skin sewing, ice fishing January-Weather and survival, trapping and skin prep. , sewing and beading February-sewing and beading, art, trapping, food preparation March-preparation for spring camp, travel (dog teams, snogo), hunting on the sea ice April-transition to spring camp, spring caribou hunt, hunting on the sea ice Whaling, prep and spring bird hunt May-Ice going out --whaling, preparation for fishing, June-transition to summer camp, seal hunting, beluga, fishing |
The school will constitute a unique blend of educational options for families that will
draw from Alaska Native and American Indian customs. Types of Education Programs: -IN PERSON LEARNING *Must reside in the MSBSD* Location: 758 N Shoreline Drive Wasilla AK -Blended Learning Stay home and learn and come to the school campus for a course or two or attend a school or cultural event! *Open to ALL students! * -Statewide *Correspondence/Homeschool* All learning and teaching at home! |
The school will also offer world class learning opportunities in career and technical
education and advanced academic classes.
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