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TPS Native American students recognized by City of Tulsa for outstanding merit

Greater Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission honored the Indian Education Students of Excellence recipients

by Jerrad Moore
May 23, 2023
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TPS Native American students recognized by City of Tulsa for outstanding merit

Native American students from across the Tulsa Public School District hold their certificates for pictures. Members of the Greater Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission are seen standing behind them. (Courtesy: City of Tulsa)

TVLSE, Okla. – The Greater Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission held its monthly meeting May 16, where they honored select Native American students in the Tulsa Public School District.

The Tulsa Public Schools Indian Education Department partners with the commission annually to recognize one Native American student from every high school in the district for their Indian Education Student of Excellence Award. Honorees are selected based on academics, cultural activities, and leadership activities. Some of the recipients were in attendance to receive their certificates. A video of the meeting can be viewed on Mvskoke Media’s YouTube channel. 

This year’s students of excellence are:

Emily Cross – Choctaw Nation, Booker T. Washington High School

Ariona Paylor – Mvskoke (Creek) Nation, Central High School

Derek Marlow – Cherokee Nation, Daniel Webster High School

Dyhani Atkins – Mvskoke (Creek) Nation, East Central High School 

Elaina Workman – Mvskoke (Creek) Nation, Edison Preparatory High School

Elexis Morin – Cherokee Nation, Hale High School:

Austin Borchert – Cherokee Nation, Memorial High School

North Star Academy: Alexia Johnson – Mvskoke (Creek) Nation

Street School: Zaya Battles – Caddo Nation 

Tulsa Virtual Academy: Kelen Pendleton – Cherokee Nation

Will Rogers College High School: Khyla Ross – Mvskoke (Creek) Nation

Mvskoke Media sends our congratulations to all the 2023 Indian Education Students of Excellence.

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