The School & COMMUNITY safety & HARMONY Summit is almost here!
Hosted by Navajo Nation DODE and To’Hajiilee Community School in partnership with Canoncito Band of Navajos Health Center and the NM
Alliance of Health Councils.
Alliance of Health Councils.
The May 29th Summit represents a critical effort rooted in the Navajo Nation’s deep commitment to ensuring that schools, families, children, youth, and communities feel supported, informed, connected to resources, and empowered in promoting harmony, wellbeing, and school safety across Navajo Nation communities.
FACTS AND TIPS REGARDING ICE CONCERNS
Following calls and concerns regarding potential United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on or near the Navajo Nation, DODE has gathered the following information sheets for students, teachers, and community members. Please share and inform other family and peers as needed.
Navajo Nation
Department of Education
Welcome to the official website for the Navajo Nation Department of Dine Education. Find news, announcements, meetings and information on schools and education on the Navajo Nation.
The Department of Diné Education will advance Diné education sovereignty.
- DODE VISION
The Department of Diné Education will strengthen Diné language, culture, way of thinking/being, and high academic standards for students and families.
- DODE MISSION
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NNBOE regular meeting set for 6/11
The Navajo Board of Education has confirmed its next regular meeting for Thursday, June 11 at the Twin Arrows Navajo
NNBOE Regular Meeting set for 5/7
The Navajo Board of Education has confirmed their next regular meeting for May 7 at 9 am. The meeting will
NNBOE Special Meeting set for 4/10
The Navajo Board of Education has set a special meeting for Friday, April 10 at 3:30 pm. The meeting will
The DODE Newsletter has been revamped!
DODE Programs
The Office of
Educational Research and Statistics
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The Office of Diné Accountability and Compliance
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DODE is committed to serving the respective communities throughout the Navajo Nation. A key element in this effort is providing our Parents and Students with the supportive tools needed for success and clear communication.
