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Ledger artist Donald F. Montileaux designed art featured on the cover of this booklet. With a warm heart and a firm handshake I welcome you to the 2016 South Dakota Indian Education Summit. It is an exciting time for Indian Education in South Dakota. We were successful this past year in creating two new programs. The Paraprofessional Scholarship Program is designed to assist schools in Indian Country to grow their own teachers. Existing paraprofessionals serving Indian Country were given the opportunity to go to college and earn their teaching degrees, so they may continue to serve their communities as full-fledged teachers. The Native American Achievement Schools program is a grant program where three schools in Indian Country will be given the opportunity to change the delivery of education with an emphasis on language and culture among other things. Going forward, we will be focusing on attendance both in the Indian Education Office and across the Department of Education. The research tells us that missing even two or three days a month of school can negatively impact student achievement and increase drop-out rates. As we strive to improve education in South Dakota, it is important for children to be in school. Also, I want to encourage schools across Indian Country to look at career and technical education programs that can not only put our kids on a career path, but also go a long way in addressing some of our social issues that desperately need attention. We have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to ensure our students have the opportunity and tools necessary to be successful in K-12 and beyond, but together we can achieve this and more. Please enjoy your time at the Summit and take the opportunity to share your knowledge and learn from others on how we can build a brighter future for all children of South Dakota. Thanks, Mato Standing High Director of Indian Education 1 South Dakota Indian Education Summit Proud sponsor of possibility. 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A child may be born into a traumatic environment, and the brain develops for self-preservation. This can change development and structure; behaviors can look like ADD/ADHD or learning disorders. A Trauma Informed Community empowers providers, educators, leaders and citizens and equips itself with tools to DEAL with trauma and HEAL from trauma. Room: Galleries A, B, C Map of Conference Center Facilities 3 South Dakota Indian Education Summit Sunday, Sept. 25 Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C Galleries D, E Indian Education 2:00-4:30 Advisory Council Opening Prayer Registration 5:00-6:45 2:00-7:30 Welcome, Announcements, Flags, Dinner Keynote Speaker: Dr. Darryl Tonemah: 6:45-8:00 ‘Trauma in the Native Community-- Its Reflection in the Schools’ Monday, Sept. 26 Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C 7:15-8:30 Breakfast; Opening/Welcome GENERAL SESSION: Transforming Education 8:30-9:30 with OSEU Duane Hollow Horn Bear, Dr. Scott Simpson, Sharla Steever, Gabrielle Seeley, others Registration 7:30-12:00 9:30-9:40 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS GENERAL SESSION: Action Plans for Transforming 9:40-10:30 Education with OSEU Duane Hollow Horn Bear, Dr. Scott Simpson, Sharla Steever, Gabrielle Seeley, others Concourse Time Galleries D & E Gallery F Gallery G Lewis & Clark 10:30-10:45 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Teaching Resiliency Integrating Multi- Know Before U Go through Ordinary Don’t You Forget Exhibitions Cultural Awareness (KBUG) Interactions About Me 8:00-12:00 10:45-11:35 in Early Years P-2 Joan Currier, Josh Lucio, Rebecca Lewis, Geriann Headrick Dr. Gayle Bortnem Cora Gaane Cari Logan 11:35-11:50 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C 11:50-1:00 Lunch 1:00-1:30 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Exhibitions Keynote Speaker: Steve Saffron 1:00-4:30 1:30-2:20 Up Your Attitude— How to Build a Positive School Climate BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Continued on next page 4 South Dakota Indian Education Summit Francis Case Sharpe Amp. 1 Amp. 2 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Practical Applications: Combining Cultures and Lakota Circles of Hope Culinary Arts ProStart Working with Students Adventure Gaming to Prevention Curriculum Program McIntosh School Dealing with Trauma Teach Math Gwen Holmes, Jim Kinyon LaKisha Jordan, Students Dr. Darryl Tonemah AnnMaria DeMars (Keynote Breakout Session) BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS 5 South Dakota Indian Education Summit Monday, Sept. 26 (continued) Concourse Time Galleries D, E, F Gallery G Lewis & Clark Working with Schools Reading to Fill High Needs Assessment Plan 2:30-3:20 Laughter is the Best Medicine Teaching Areas Andi Ward & Exhibitions Steve Saffron (Keynote Breakout Session) Bill O’Dea & guest Sara Lorensberg 1:00-4:30 speaker—Troops to Enemy Swim Day School Teachers 3:20-3:30 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Concourse Time Galleries D & E Gallery F, G Lewis & Clark The Oscar Howe School Board Panel Discussion Project: Pairing the Moderator: Dr. Wade Pogany, Oceti Sakowin Essential Decolonizing Teaching Associated School Boards of South Dakota (ASBSD) Understandings with Practice Through Land- 3:30-4:20 Panelists: Mika Tibbs (Dupree), Chuck Conroy State Literacy Standards Based Learning (Pine Ridge), Skyman Redday (Sisseton), for Maximum Student Dr. Nichlas Emmons Tom Flute (Sisseton), Dr. Paul Turman (Pierre) Growth Gabrielle Seeley 5:30-8:00 DINNER/ SOCIAL NETWORKING Tuesday, Sept. 27 Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C 7:15-8:15 Breakfast, Welcome, Announcements Registration Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kevin Lein 7:30-12:00 8:15-9:15 Finally….Real Change, Real Reform 9:15-9:30 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Exhibitions 8:00-3:30 Finally….Real Change, Real Reform 9:30-10:20 (Keynote Action Plan Session) – Dr. Kevin Lein Concourse Time Galleries D & E Gallery F Gallery G Lewis & Clark Using Self-pub- The Influence of lishing to Empower Drinking From Cultural Identity on Panel of Experience— Young People and the Information Native American For New and Aspiring Exhibitions 10:30-11:20 to Improve Their Fire Hydrant Students’ Academic Teachers 8:00-3:30 Literacy Skills Jane Healy, Success Dr. Sherry Johnson, Amy Ty Stillwell, SD State Library Erica Moore & Natalie Boutchee, Panelists Gabrielle Seeley Bergquist 11:20-11:30 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C 11:30-12:30 Lunch; Prize Drawings 12:30-1:00 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Exhibitions GENERAL SESSION: How CTE Can Both Help Students and En- 8:00-3:30 hance Local Workforce Development 1:00-1:50 Erin Larsen, Keley Smith-Keller, Megan Tatum Career &Technical Education, SD Department of Education 1:50-2:00 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C Gallery G Lewis & Clark How CTE Can Both Help Students and Enhance Local Workforce Development Revolution in School- (Action Plans) ing American Indian ESSA: Let’s Talk Exhibitions 2:00-2:50 Erin Larsen, Keley Smith-Keller, Megan Tatum Children Laura Scheibe 8:00-3:30 Career &Technical Education, SD Department of Dave Archambault, Sr. Education 3:00-3:30 Prize Drawings, Flags, Closing Ceremonies 6 South Dakota Indian Education Summit Francis Case Sharpe Amp. 1 Amp. 2 SD GEAR UP: Where We Are Now and Where We Are Going Dr. Peg Diekhoff, Murray 2:30-3:20 Lee, Damon Leader Charge, Mike Erz Lakota Lands & Identities Connecting Research & Traveling Seminar It’s All About Respect Practice: NAERA Dr. Craig Howe, Dr. Ann D’Este R. Chytka Dr. Dan Jesse, Dr. Judy Northrup, Robertson, Janet Fleming- Linda Fredericks 2:30-4:20 Martin, Peri Strain--CAIRNS Teaching Families Why Attendance Matters Dawn Smith, 3:30-4:20 Lori Laughlin DINNER/ SOCIAL NETWORKING Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C Francis Case Sharpe Amp. 1 Amp. 2 7:15-8:15 Breakfast, Welcome, Announcements Registration Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kevin Lein 7:30-12:00 8:15-9:15 Finally….Real Change, Real Reform 9:15-9:30 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Exhibitions 8:00-3:30 Finally….Real Change, Real Reform 9:30-10:20 (Keynote Action Plan Session) – Dr. Kevin Lein Sharing the Responsibility A Partnership to Increase Great Race Exhibit of Recruiting and Retaining Health/Science Education Dr. Craig Howe, Janet Fleming- Native Students: AIECC/SDSU in Native American Martin, Dr. Ann Robertson, Peri Macaroni at Midnight Collaborative Programs Communities Strain—Center for American Dr. Don Bartlette—Public speaker April Eastman, Morgan Catlett- Dr. Maurice Godfrey & Kim Indian Research and Native Ausborn, Cora Nelson, Alaina 9:30-11:20 Soper—University of Nebraska Studies (CAIRNS) Hanks, Wiyaka Medical Center His Horse Is Thunder BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Concourse Time Galleries A, B & C Francis Case Sharpe Amp. 1 Amp. 2 11:30-12:30 Lunch; Prize Drawings 12:30-1:00 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Exhibitions GENERAL SESSION: How CTE Can Both Help Students and En- 8:00-3:30 hance Local Workforce Development 1:00-1:50 Erin Larsen, Keley Smith-Keller, Megan Tatum Career &Technical Education, SD Department of Education 1:50-2:00 BREAK AND VISIT VENDORS Francis Case Sharpe Amp.