Hastings NAPAC

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Hastings NAPAC NAPAC for Hastings ISD 200 Schools - elected board and student family committee, working to support Native students and promote engagement community-wide.

Some beautiful moccasins are in the making 💛 We’ll be back tomorrow. Light breakfast refreshments will be provided to ju...
10/03/2026

Some beautiful moccasins are in the making 💛 We’ll be back tomorrow.

Light breakfast refreshments will be provided to jump start your creativity! There will be an awesome lunch catered by Roosters 🐓

We have room for a few more participants. There is no cost to the event. Please come learn and connect.

Gigawaabamin!

09/29/2026
06/17/2026

We have amazing teachers, principals and other school staff that work hard everyday to help our students grow ✨

May 13th❗️
04/22/2026

May 13th❗️

Our students visited Camp Ihduhapi to learn about maple syrup harvesting and sugaring 🍁Being out there was a good remind...
03/23/2026

Our students visited Camp Ihduhapi to learn about maple syrup harvesting and sugaring 🍁

Being out there was a good reminder of how these practices connect us to the land and to the people who have been doing this long before us. We got to learn the process hands-on and better understand where these teachings come from.

We also spent time doing activities that helped us work together and build community, which made the experience even more meaningful.

Miigwech / Wopida to everyone who shared their knowledge with us.

Great opportunity to learn the first language of this land!
02/04/2026

Great opportunity to learn the first language of this land!

Update: Registration for our Winter/Spring 2026 Intro and Intermediate Dakota courses is now closed. Thank you to everyone who signed up!

Please follow our page for upcoming announcements regarding our Summer/Fall 2026 schedule.

Today our 5 & 6 graders took part in a reflection activity while listening to Colors of the Wind. Students colored image...
01/29/2026

Today our 5 & 6 graders took part in a reflection activity while listening to Colors of the Wind. Students colored images of our plant and animal relatives and chose a line from the song that spoke to them. We talked about showing respect to the land, giving gratitude when we take something, and remembering that we are all connected—to each other and to the world around us. Grateful for moments like these that allow students to pause, reflect, and grow together. 🌿

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3425 Ihduhapi Rd
Loretto, MN
55357

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