I want to say how proud we are of the students who not only are continuing their education but have achieved Honor Roll status for their hard work and commitment. Of Two hundred and Eighty one (281), students Ninety-seven (97) have made the honor roll. Attached you will find a list of the names. “Congratulations” to each of you.

As a native people we live in what are kind of two worlds. On one hand we have the white world which we must live in. But we also have our tribal world. That which sets us apart from everyone else by blood, heritage and spirituality. We should not choose one or the other but accept both, pick ourselves up and strive to make things better for ourselves and our children. To survive and be a strong people we must learn to conquer the white world in our own way, and what better way than through education. You students are on the path, through hard work and dedication to achieve goals which I am proud to recognize.

Congratulations again,

Charles Diebold
Second Chief
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe

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Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma

Field-Stevenson proudly held an induction ceremony for the first group of students selected to be members of the newly formed chapter of the National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS).  On Tuesday, April 19, twenty-eight fourth and fifth grade students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievement and personal responsibility. Organizing the event were: Mrs. Bogdan, Mrs. Bussert, Mr. Dudlo, and Field-Stevenson's Principal, Mr. Giovannoni. The guest speaker for the evening was Matt Walsh, a graduate of Forest Park Public Schools, a St. Ignatius College Prep Senior, and a former candidate in the race for Village Commissioner. 
Congratulations to the first class of NEHS from Field-Stevenson School.

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