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About TCBS

Tuba City Boarding School was established in 1898 under the authority of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) for the education of Native American children in Northern Arizona. The first school was located in Blue Canyon, 25 miles southeast of Tuba City and was known as the Blue Canyon School. Later, the school was moved to Moenave, AZ just four miles west of Tuba City. Finally in 1901, the school relocated to its present location in Tuba City, AZ. From its beginning up until the 1940s, the school was operated by the Department of the Army. Then in the 1950s the school came under the direction of the Department of the Interior

Mission Statement

At Tuba City Boarding School children are first, important, unique, responsible, and nurtured. Opportunities are provided for positive, life-long learning, healthy growth, success, and self-worth. A quality education is supported in a safe and culturally competent environment. Parents, community and school, together, educating the whole child for life.

Administration

Don Coffland - ext. 1151
Principal
Tim Clashin - ext. 1164
Asst. Principal
Susan Begay - ext. 1166
Secretary
Elvira Begay - ext. 1167
Enrollment
Iva Dallas - ext. 1151
Personnel
Shirley Begay - ext. 1153
Business
Trudy Smallcanyon - ext. 1154
Business
Leigha Daw - ext. 1125
Business
Steve Tewahongyoma - ext. 1159
Procurement
April Black - ext. 1165
Secretary
Lisa Dejolie - ext. 1165
Secretary
Journey Morales - ext. 1163
Reception

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