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Service Learning: Getting ahead by giving back

Service Learning: Getting ahead by giving back

How can high school students gain work place experience, earn high school elective credit and give back to their community. At Vechij Himdag Alternative School students are doing just that by being part of the school’s Service Learner program. Students at Vechij Himdag who enroll in the Service Learning program volunteer after school and on weekends to help community organizations. For every 70 hours of service students earn a half of an elective credit that counts towards their graduation.

“I have learned that we can help our community by helping one another and that we can do better for our families – My future is in my hands,” said Miguel Ramirez, District 4.

Students who enroll in Service Learning must be work place ready. Students must have good attendance, be working steadily in their classes, have a good work ethic and commit to being alcohol and drug free. Service Learning students agree to random drug testing.

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Community outreach for families and children

Community outreach for families and children

Early Childhood Special Services along with Gila Crossing Community School and Blackwater Community School held their annual Kid Fest for children birth to five years old. The annual goal of the Kid Fest is to identify children who may have health or developmental issues as early as possible. Various Community agencies such as: Genesis, Fatherhood is Sacred, Head Start, Early Childcare Center, Building Blocks for Healthy Children, Public Health Education, Tribal Social Services and many more participated to share information with the families.

The 2 ½ to 3 hour event features developmental, hearing, and vision screenings for children. The screenings are conducted with assistance from school site staff, FACE staff, Public Health Nursing and Gila River Healthcare Optometry Department. This year Kidfest also received volunteers from VHM Service Learners and Tribal Education Department staff. Developmental gifts are given to families and a special thank you to Wal-Mart Santan Village, Teresa Walker who helped to pick out the wonderful developmental gifts and Lori Richardson whose generous donation assisted with the purchases.

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Rehab of Canal 13 is a step toward bringing more water to GRIC growers

Rehab of Canal 13 is a step toward bringing more water to GRIC growers

The Pima-Maricopa Irrigation Project completed the rehabilitation of Canal 13 and commemorated the p

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Local Teen Named Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year

Local Teen Named Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year

Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley Honors 17 Year Old Marysa Lewis

Tempe, Ariz – February 8,

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Going the extra mile with District 7

Going the extra mile with District 7

 

My name is Devin Pablo and I am a Community Health Educator with the Public Health Education Progr

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Artist visits Pima Language class

Artist visits Pima Language class

Casa Blanca- Amil Pedro has been tantalizing the art world for many years. His latest engagement sho

Hospice of the Valley supports patients and families at Caring House

Hospice of the Valley supports patients and families at Caring House

SACATON — Whispers filled the hallways of Caring House before Buddy even set hoof in the door. “

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Governor’s Employee of the Month for January, Cpl. George Osife

Governor’s Employee of the Month for January, Cpl. George Osife

Gila River Police Corporal George Osife whose employment spans over 28 years in law enforcement is t

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RHIP program suspended, GRIC evaluates prioritization and guidelines

Having been temporarily suspended through Community Council motion on Dec. 3, 2009, GRIC’s Housing

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Update from Tribal Elections

Greetings and Happy New Year Gila River Indian Community Members!!!

The Tribal Elections Program (TEP

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