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2026-11-10 · Board Packet · Page 40
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View page in cached archive copyLos Alamos Public Schools School Board Resolution Title: Native American Heritage Month, November 2026 Whereas , November is celebrated as National Native American Heritage Month, and Whereas , New Mexico is home to 24 sovereign Indigenous Nations, including 20 Pueblos, each with its own unique customs, history and language, and Whereas, the Los Alamos Public Schools acknowledge and recognize the unceded ancestral lands situated between the Sangre de Cristo, Sandia, Chicoma and San Antonio Mountains as the ancestral lands of the Tewa speaking people, and Whereas, the Los Alamos Public Schools respect the Indigenous Peoples of our region who speak the Tewa, Towa and Keres languages, including the eight Northern Pueblos of San Ildefonso, Santa Clara, Taos, Ohkay Owingeh, Tesuque, Pojoaque, Nambe, Picuris, and those from the Jemez, Cochiti and Dineh Tribes, and Whereas , the Los Alamos Public Schools educates over 122 students, who identify as Native American, and Whereas , it is important for students in the Los Alamos Public Schools to learn about the rich ancestry, culture, and traditions of Native Americans, and Whereas , Native Americans have made founding contributions to New Mexico and the United States in important areas including the sciences, government, language, music and art, agriculture and ecology, games and athletic competitions, and