Today, we are at Holbrook Indian School in Holbrook, Arizona!
Holbrook Indian School (HIS) is a first- through twelfth-grade boarding academy providing American Indian youth with a safe place to learn, grow, and thrive in their Creator for over 75 years. Located in Holbrook, Arizona, HIS is operated by the Pacific Union Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
From the one-building mission school that opened its doors in September 1946 as “SDA Mission School,” Holbrook Indian School has grown into a modern facility that has kept pace with today’s technology and education standards.
The faculty and staff of Holbrook seek to provide a safe haven for the students to learn, grow, and thrive in Christ by giving them the tools and skills needed to face the challenges that confront them.
Holbrook Indian School uses a multidisciplinary approach that nurtures the creative spirit of each student by teaching them how to express themselves through art, graphic design, photography, and music. Along with math, English, science, and history, HIS offers vocational classes with practical applications such as welding, auto mechanics, woodworking, and horsemanship. And HIS seeks to preserve and celebrate Native American culture by teaching the traditions of Navajo language, history, and government, as well as indigenous arts.
For more information on Holbrook, visit their website:
https://www.holbrookindianschool.org/
