Indian Education Services
Indian Education Services at Johnson
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Indian Education Services at Johnson High School
The SPPS Indian Education Program's mission is to assist American Indian students in graduating from high school with a quality education and a positive cultural personal identity.
Indian Education staff visit Johnson High School to provide unique cultural services to Native American students and to collaborate with staff on programming.
- Because Johnson has a Braided Journeys Program embedded at the site every day, Indian Education services are provided on a limited basis at this site. Please contact Julia Littlewolf, the Johnson Braided Journeys program lead with questions, service inquires, and support resources available at Johnson.
One Monday Each Month - School Counseling Office
Kerrie Troseth, the Indian Education School Counselor, facilitates the Catching a Dream programming for Native youth at SPPS. She will be available to students and offer the following services:
- Post-Secondary Planning (11th & 12th grade only) or Short-term Student Counseling or Community Resource Referral Sessions- click here to schedule an appointment
Please note that students must have a SmartPass to access the Indian Education space. When students schedule a time to meet, Kerrie will generate a SmartPass for students to show their teacher to order to leave class.
Addtional Information:
- Schoology Group: SPPS AIE: Catching a Dream (Indian Education High School Counseling Program - check your Schoology for this group and receive program updates, event notifications, and more.
- Smore e-Newsletter: Kerrie sends out a weekly newsletter to students and primary parents/guardians with updates every Friday. Please check your emails to review information and opportunities.
Additional Resources
- Nicole Other Medicine, Indian Education School Social Worker assigned to Johnson
- Kay Urich, Indian Education Chemical Health Counselor
- Indian Education District-wide activities, events, Graduation Eagle Feathers, fees or school-related expenses, and speaker requests, please call the Indian Education main office for assistance at 651-293-5191.