Come join us on Wednesday, April 17 at 4:15 PM for an informational session on executive functioning for adolescence. Many teens struggle with skills, such as time management, planning and organization. Come learn strategies that can help them be successful!
Does your student struggle with time management or organization? This is the informational training for you!
Just a reminder there is testing this week! Kiddos make sure you go to bed early and are well rested. 🙂 Huge shout out to our parent committee for preparing our students for testing this week with catering from 3 Bean and Rosalie's plus testing care packages. 💙💙💙
This morning we talked about the importance of braiding our hair and saying prayers for our MMIP relatives.❤️
#MMIW #MMIP
Parent committee meeting today 4/8/24 @ 4:00 pm. All parents are welcome to come.
Juniors enjoyed Tech Day at Lake Area Tech! Each student was able to choose two hands on activities to participate in.
We are going to have LATE START tomorrow.
Due to icy roads and winter weather cleanup, Tiospa Zina will have a 2 hour LATE START on Wednesday, March 27
School will start at 10:00am
SNOW DAY ☃️❄️🌨️
NO SCHOOL at Tiospa Zina on Tuesday, March 26
NO Flex Learning Day
Staff: Work from home
Students: Finish your assignments from past 2 learning days and work with staff on completing work
Due to weather- NO SCHOOL at Tiospa Zina on Monday March 25, 2024.
Flex Learning Day: Students and Staff- Follow the Flex Learning Day Plan
Stay safe and warm! ❄️☃️🌨️
5th graders playing Musical Chairs to practice evaluating expressions using the Order of Operations! Teamwork and movement for two thumbs up!
Due to weather there will be
NO SCHOOL at Tiospa Zina on Fri March 22
Flex Learning Day: Students and Staff, Follow the Flex Learning Day Plan
Biology is "jumping" into spring with frog dissections!
Congratulations to our 3rd Quarter Honor Roll and Attendance Award Winners! We're so proud of you!
We are excited to see you tonight for APTT3! 🎉🎲😊🍕
Tonight is the night for APTT3! Hope to see you there!
Our TZTS HS Dakota Iapi students had the opportunity to participate in a spring equinox ceremony and seed exchange as well as help set up and serve for the SWO TED spring feed to the people at the tribal rotunda. The morning was osni but it was a beautiful ceremony with encouraging words from Unkanna Clifford Canku to our wikoskapi (young teen ladies) na koskapi (young teen men) whom were in attendance. Tunwin Melaine Stoneman explained the importance of the spirit food, the importance of our connection to the lands and our Dakota way of life. They were given tobacco to pray for our makoce. It was beautiful Spring Equinox ceremony at Clifford Canku residence. Wopida tanka to the SWO Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program and Melaine Stoneman.
Part 2: Last week Wednesday March 13th some of our Tiospa Zina Tribal School HS Dakota Literature class and MS immersion students traveled to Lake Andes to attend the 19th annual Waterlily storytelling conference. Our students had such a beautiful and culturally rich experience. The first day of the gathering the students took in information and learned about our Tatanka oyate relatives and were able to partake in ceremony for our Pte San win bundle carrier Arvol Looking Horse. That afternoon they went to the river to take in the water and its beauty along with the landscape of the Ihanktowan makoce. The TZ chaperones and teachers were so proud of the students and how they conducted themselves. The HS girls helped prepare and serve food to the elders. Thursday March 14th was the language day. They were able to listen in to some introductions as well as say their own introductions in the Dakota language. The trip was beautiful.
Part 1: Last week Wednesday March 13th some of our Tiospa Zina Tribal School HS Dakota Literature class and MS immersion students traveled to Lake Andes to attend the 19th annual Waterlily storytelling conference. Our students had such a beautiful and culturally rich experience. The first day of the gathering the students took in information and learned about our Tatanka oyate relatives and were able to partake in ceremony for our Pte San win bundle carrier Arvol Looking Horse. That afternoon they went to the river to take in the water and its beauty along with the landscape of the Ihanktowan makoce. The TZ chaperones and teachers were so proud of the students and how they conducted themselves. The HS girls helped prepare and serve food to the elders. Thursday March 14th was the language day. They were able to listen in to some introductions as well as say their own introductions in the Dakota language. The trip was beautiful.
HS students trying their hand at growing garden herbs!
TZTS will be offering Drivers Ed starting in April. We need minimum of 15 students. TZ students will get first option but then we will open it up to all enrolled members of the tribe.
