This summer, CITC youth and education programs are offering up a whole host of camp opportunities for a wide range of students. From cultural camps for kindergarten – fifth-graders, to a Fish Camp designed for Story Knife program participants, to weekly School Yard camps, we’ve...
What do a massage therapist, a self-defense guru, a software developer, and an artist have in common? All four are part of the first Indigenous Set Up Shop cohort to have access to Cook Inlet Tribal Council’s (CITC) new Super Fab Lab....
Monday through Friday, after school, students attending the Story Knife Media program pursue their storytelling interests. From photo and video lessons to graphic design and editing sessions, they are creating and telling stories that are meaningful to them....
CITC’s prevention programs help you know what to say when confronted with someone who is thinking about suicide...
Recovery Services Prevention Program students, their families, and staff recently spent a fun day at the Alaska Birch Syrup and Wild Harvest Products shop in Talkeetna, learning about birch tree tapping....
JOM is a supportive education program designed to meet the unique needs of Alaska Native students. The goal of the program is simple: equip Alaska Native students to achieve academic success through whatever support JOM can provide....
CITC congratulates the winner of the 2022 Worl Family Scholarship for Native Youth Olympic (NYO) Games athletes: Mia Anderson of Sitka!...
Going Live: NYO. To solve the problem, the district invited students from throughout BSSD who had an interest in filming, videomaking, and other related topics to join the student broadcast team. Students began capturing sporting events throughout the BSSD service area with iPads and a...
More than 300 students from 52 schools submitted their competition videos. Families and fans followed the action on Facebook, commenting and liking posts and tuning in for live virtual award ceremonies....
“The most important thing about JNYO is that you are active.” ...