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Tulalips' school starts cultural program
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JUNE 5, 2001 The Tulalip Elementary School on the Tulalip Reservation in Washington has begun a new cultural heritage program that incorporates tribal culture and language into the classroom. Students have gone on various field trips as part of the program, including a visit to an historic village. On Monday, they went on an orca sighting trip but weren't able to see the animals which play a part in tribal lore. The trip was organized by a former member of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, who opposes the whale hunt of the Makah Nation. About two-thirds of the elementary students are tribal members. Get the Story:
Tulalip Elementary connects its students with tribal heritage (The Seattle Times 6/5)
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