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Letter to the Editor: Congratulations Navajo Nation students!

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Dear Navajo Nation students,

The Department of Diné Education congratulates each of you for completing the fall 2023  semester! From Pre-K all the way to postgraduate programs, we cherish each of our students’  academic successes and look for every opportunity to support them on their journey of learning.

The end of the fall semester coincides with the holiday gatherings that we all attend to cap off the  end of the year. People of all ages come together to reflect on their accomplishments, the  challenges they faced, and how they have grown as a person at this time of year. You deserve to  take a moment and celebrate your semester of work with the people around you.

Whether you celebrate any given holiday at this time, we at the Department of Diné Education ask that you take a moment  to thank the people who help you on your educational path. From your teachers to the school  staff to the community leaders who help give you the opportunities you have, remember that you  are not alone in your journey and that we are all willing to help in any way we can.

From providing and refining Pre-K programs to assisting schools with reauthorization and  evaluating student performance to providing financial assistant to graduates, our department will  hit the ground running in 2024 and continue our mission to strengthen our Diné language and  culture, our way of thinking and being, and building and maintaining high academic standards  for students and families.

Congratulations to all our students for their work this semester, and an immense thank you to all  our Navajo Nation school staff and faculty. We would not be able to fulfill our mission of  providing a quality education to our students without your support and dedication.

Wishing you all a happy holiday season!

Cody M. Begaye

Senior Public Information Officer

Department of Diné Education