Schools celebrate Native American Heritage Month

Ponca City Now - November 26, 2019 11:07 am

Ponca City Public Schools celebrated Native American Heritage Month all across the district. Students in the elementary schools learned to make Native American crafts, jewelry, and other items.

Native American dancers in full costume performed at all elementary schools.

Union teacher Michelle Hunt said, “I had Chris LittleCook, Title VI Director for PCPS, and another member of the Ponca Tribe come to speak to both kindergarten and first grade classes. In the photo, he is using Jagger Leavitt as a model to show how some of his dance regalia is worn. He explained each piece and even let the kids feel his trailer made of otter fur.”

Chris LittleCook places a headdress on Union student Jagger Leavitt

Alec Kent 5th grader (Traditional Native American Dancer) at Woodland

 

Lilith Denny, Raegan Heskett, and Akira Clark (Liberty 5th grade students who participated in the mini Pow Wow at school)

 

 

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