Welcome to Mesa Public Schools Native American Education Program

Mesa Public Schools Family Culture night is monthly event during the school year and month of June where families are invited to join us for an evening of learning and fun.

Cultural presenters
A speaker or performer who shares his or her expertise and experiences. Past presenters include dancers, musicians, artists, craftsmen, and historians from other tribes and cultures across America. If you have something interesting to present let us know.
Crafts/Activities for all ages.
Bring a snack to share.
Must RSVP 2 days in advance (480) 472-0577 due to limited seating.

Family Culture Night Photos

	Family Culture Night - February 12, 2008 February's Family Culture Night featured Miss Indian Arizona Evereta Thinn. Ms.Thinn performed, spoke of her duties as Miss Indian Arizona, and encouraged students to take part in positive activities. See more photos
	Family Culture Night - November 20, 2007 For November's Familiy Culture Night we had Leonard Dempsey from the Yaqui tribe presenting cultural information and news from the Yaqui tribe. The parents and students made gingerbread men and wreaths for the holiday season. We also would like to thanks our volunteers: Michaela Shirley and Terrance Grey from ASU and Carolyn Wong. See more photos
	Family Culture Night - September 25, 2007 There was a good turn out with six families attending. Our speaker for the evening was Linda Winters from E.V.I.T. She shared information regarding classes and programs at E.V.I.T. Visit http://www.evit.com/ for more information. See more photos
	Family Culture Night - October 23, 2007 October's Family Culture Night was fun! We carved pumpkins and made scarecrow wall hangers. Our cultural presenter was Sylvia Jackson from the Navajo Nation who shared the stories and traditions of the Navajo basket. We also had local news reporter Andy Harvey from Channel 12 News. Andy shared what he does on the job and how students can start preparing for a career in journalism. See more photos