Ninety-nine percent of students at the Frazer School on the Ft. Peck Indian reservation in rural Montana belong to the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes. We are proud of our heritage, and all the things that make us members of these unique Indian nations. An important part of our culture is the value placed on family -- our ancestors knew that family relationships were sacred and they honored them. This heritage carries into our school which is the cultural center of our community. At school, we truly are one "family," with most of us related by blood or extended family. This creates a strong sense of trust and support in our school environment, which affects the way we treat each other. Unlike many schools, there are no cliques on our campus and no student is left out. While we face many of the difficulties and challenges of a rural reservation, we will trace the importance of our school and its role in the preservation of our culture. (Eric Berg acted asYouth Technical Advisor)

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