Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki displays arts and crafts by Pemayetv Emahakv students Arts & Entertainment Community Education News by Damon Scott - June 5, 2019September 20, 2024 BIG CYPRESS — The Brighton Reservation’s Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School (PECS) is known for its Creek language immersion program. But it’s also unique for its instruction in traditional Seminole cooking and arts and crafts. In fact, visitors from Native American schools across the country have traveled to PECS to see how
Alyssa Madrigal wins first place in 4-H/Tropicana Public Speaking Contest Community Education by The Seminole Tribune - June 5, 2019June 5, 2019 MOORE HAVEN — Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School fifth-grader Alyssa Madrigal won first place in the 4-H/Tropicana Public Speaking Contest for Glades County on May 21 at the Doyle Connor Building in Moore Haven. Prior to this she also won first place in both the class and school competition. Her speech
11 graduate from Ahfachkee Education News by Beverly Bidney - June 4, 2019September 20, 2024 IMMOKALEE — As the 11 members of the Ahfachkee School class of 2019 crowded the stage at the Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee on May 21, their families filled the enormous Seminole Center ballroom. The joyous event was a celebration of the students’ hard work and determination leading to their graduation from
PECS honors its alumni with annual grad walk Education by Kevin Johnson - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 BRIGHTON — Before they walk into the next chapter of their lives, former Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School students gladly returned to the school on May 22 for an afternoon of appreciation, congratulations and reminiscing. It is an annual rite of passage each May at PECS as the pre-K through grade 8
Ahfachkee students rock the house at spring concert Education by Beverly Bidney - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 BIG CYPRESS — After only four months playing musical instruments, Ahfachkee School students showed what practice and motivation can do as they performed a rousing, pop-inspired spring concert April 30 for family, friends and other students. The students demonstrated their new-found skills on guitar, bass, ukulele, keyboards and drums on songs
Tribal students at Sagemont share their inspirations Education by The Seminole Tribune - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 WESTON — Tribal students at The Sagemont School’s Lower School researched, created and presented projects about famous people who have been inspirations to them in some way. As part of the Wax Museum program in April, the students not only did major research on their specific persons of choice but
Preschoolers celebrate graduation Education by Beverly Bidney - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 After a few years in the comfort and safety of preschool, preschoolers around the reservations donned caps and gowns, said goodbye to what was and took their first steps into what will be their future. IMMOKALEE One at a time, eight graduates proudly walked through a gauntlet of loved ones as they
PECS Students of the Month – April 2019 Education by The Seminole Tribune - May 29, 2019 Elementary School Serenity Bishop Malieue Bonilla Bradley Villanueva Dylanie Peak Kanae Jumper Aliyana Torres Travis Mitchell Brace Miller Juan Solis Mikayle Summeralls Augustice Jumper Koni Osceola J. Wayoo Billie Jaelee Weimann Meleah Billie Landon French Jace Johns Hinton "JB" Anderson Steel Gopher Tyler Peacock Ringo Billie Middle School Madison Taylor Valentine Martinez Shylynn Testerman Lupe Mora-Lara
Even the sky isn’t the limit for this 5th-grader Education by Damon Scott - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 PALM BEACH GARDENS — He met the governor at Florida Space Day in Tallahassee and has worked with Congressman Brian Mast. He was part of a presentation for the Seminole Tribe’s executive director of administration, Lee Zepeda. He’s been working with classmates on the launch of a satellite into space.
From Harvard to Yale, Tous Jumper Young Sr. embraces Ivy League education Education by Kevin Johnson - May 29, 2019September 20, 2024 HOLLYWOOD — Some grandmotherly advice has taken Tous Jumper Young Sr. on an academic path few grandsons – or anyone – can match. The late Betty Mae Jumper’s emphasis on education when Tous was a youngster and into adulthood is paying off. At age 43, he’s found his education niche, and