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Mission Statement
The mission of the school has changed since its
inception early in this century. Founded as an agricultural and trade school,
Sherman evolved into a comprehensive high school in order to better meet
the needs of all Native American youth. In 1970, Sherman was accredited
as a secondary school accepting student from across the nation. Sherman
was initially accredited as a comprehensive high school in 1995 by the
Western Association for Schools and Colleges, WASC.
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Philosophy Statement
"Through shared decision making the students,
staff, parents, school board, and community of SHERMAN INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL
will provide a safe, caring, environment in which a balanced program will
foster the academic, social, cultural, physical, and spiritual growth of
a diverse population of AMERICAN INDIANS in an off-reservation boarding
school for post-secondary success.
Bottom Line: Produce A Good Human Being!"
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Vision Statement
". . .and to this end, we will cultivate and sustain
a learning community (to include all staff, students, parents, guardians,
tribal leaders, educational coordinators, and board members) dedicated
to continuous learning and renewal through self-improvement and assessment,
recommitment and collegial support."
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