A teacher’s job can sometimes feel thankless. That is, until a former student reaches out to share the level of impact you had on their life and what it inspired them to accomplish. Such was the case for our graphic arts teacher, Mrs. Aira Importante. To read more about her experience, click the link below.

It’s always a pleasure when our former students return to HIS for a visit and share from the abundance of blessings that God has given them along the way. We had the privilege of receiving a powerful, Holy Spirit inspired message from alumna and former vice principal, Mrs. Jovannah Poor Bear-Adams. To watch her sermon, click the link below.

Young people are often dismissed because of their lack of life experience or because their ideas are new, innovative, and out of the norm. However, in 1 Timothy 4:12, God has a far different view of young people. To each one of us He has given gifts and talents to carry out His will for our lives and for His kingdom Read about what we do here at HIS to assist our students in their journey to discovering God’s will for each of them.

“Native American Camp Meeting (NACM) is a very special time of year. It is a time of gathering, camaraderie, spiritual uplifting, and renewal. Holbrook Indian School (HIS) has been blessed to be the host site for this beautiful event for our brothers and sisters three years running. One of the most important people who spearheads this event is Pastor Dale Wolcott. We are thankful to him for his dedication and passion in his role as director of Arizona Conference Native American Ministries.”

“As a kid, I didn't necessarily want to be right all the time; I just wanted to understand and be understood. Working at HIS, I'm learning that—more than effective discipline, more than eagle-eyed supervision, more than anything—understanding the boys and girls that eat, sleep, and play here is the most important thing.“

The Hashknife Pony Express ride takes place every year in January with the parade through town and swearing in of the Pony Express Riders taking place the day before the relay begins.

This year, for outdoor school, the eighth through -12th graders went to Bryce Canyon National Park. We stayed a week out in the wilderness. As we spent time out of school, staff and students started forming a closer bond with each other and God. Before outdoor school, the seniors and juniors left a day early to secure campsites for everyone.

On Sunday, September 17th, our students and staff gathered behind our gymnasium to prepare for our participation in the NAD 5K Virtual Run/Walk event. Our beautiful campus boasts several wonderful walking trails and roads that allow our staff and students to run or walk laps.