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The school leader getting New Mexico’s tribes online

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Posted on February 25, 2021

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Indigenous language teachers prepare for a remote virtual lesson in Santa Clara Pueblo library in February 2021. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Handout by Santa Fe Indian School.

Kimball Sekaquaptewa (middle) with the consortium of six pueblo governors and family members, breaking ground on a fiber-optic internet construction project in December 2017. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Handout by Santa Fe Indian School.

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