Congratulations to Maliyha Ironmoccasin

  

Maliyha Ironmoccasin was selected as the 3rd place winner in the Beable Summer Splash Contest From Home. Maliyha will receive a stainless steel Beable
water bottle, a trophy, and a $25 gift card from Amazon! This nationwide contest has been designed to motivate students to log in over the summer, preventing the summer slide. The more work students completed over the summer in Beable, the more raffle entries they earned.

NASIS parent portal now available

  

 

PSIS has opened up access to the NASIS parent portal which allows parents to monitor the progress and see how their child is doing academically at PSIS.  In order to access the parent portal please email a request to 

Kassie Moore at email address: Kassie.moore@psischiefs.org.

If you have any questions please call the front office at 5094227590

Zenbooths in action for outside therapies to meet student and parent needs

   

 

 

What's Happening at PSIS

  • Girls Basketball (Away) game @ Oroville 1

    Paschal Sherman Indian School

  • 2 hour late start

    Every Monday will be a late start for students for staff meetings and professional development 

    Paschal Sherman Indian School

  • Girls Basketball @ Pateros @ 5pm

    The girls basketball team will be traveling to Pateros and they will depart at 3:15  pm 

    Paschal Sherman Indian School

  • School Board meeting

    The PSIS school board meets every other Thursday from 530 pm to 730 pm 

    Paschal Sherman Indian School

  • 2 hour late start

    Every Monday will be a late start for students for staff meetings and professional development 

    Paschal Sherman Indian School
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2024-2025 School Information

If require any documents or information in another language, please call 509-422-7590.

     
                                                                                                                                                                                                   

To download and print the PSIS handbook please use this link  PSIS Student Handbook 24 25.pdf 

To download and print the calendar please use this link   school calender.pdf 

2023-2024 School application please use this link   digital student enrollment application 2024 -2025.pdf 

Paschal Sherman Indian School has been approved with the STEC Compact between State of Washington and Colville Confederated Tribes for the 2023-2026 school years. Please use this link: Paschal Sherman STEC Compact Agreement.pdf 

2 hour late start every Monday

 late starts on mondays 

Washington State passed legislation in 2021 to send a statue of activist and humanitarian Billy Frank Jr. to National Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C. The statue is currently slated for installation in 2025.

  • statue outside of PSIS 

  • Mrs Bremner and Makisha hanging with billy 

  • Superintendent Waylon Michel and Billy 

  • E&E director Tammy James-Pino and Youth development employee MIcheal Flett hanging with Billy 

Billy Frank Jr. Statue Project

The Subject: Billy Frank Jr.

Billy Frank Jr. was a Nisqually tribal member who fought tirelessly to ensure that the United States government would honor the promises made in the treaties with Washington Tribes. His activism and perseverance paved the way for the “Boldt decision” in United States v. Washington, which affirmed the right of Washington treaty tribes to take up to half of the harvestable salmon in western Washington, reaffirmed tribal treaty reserved rights, and established the tribes as comanagers of the salmon resource.

The Legislation: House Bill 1372

Representative Debra Lekanoff (D-40th) introduced House Bill 1372 in 2021 to replace the statue of Marcus Whitman in National Statuary Hall with Billy Frank Jr. The legislation notes that “Billy Frank Jr. dedicated his life advocating for equality, justice, and environmental protections. He fought to protect tribal treaty rights, native cultures and traditions, and the natural resources they are based upon.”

The Artist: Haiying Wu

Haiying Wu was born in China and attended the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. He worked as a sculptor and created public artworks in China. Wu emigrated to the United States and received his Master of Fine Arts in sculpture from the University of Washington. He has created well known memorials around the Pacific Northwest, including the Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Seattle’s Pioneer Square neighborhood.

 

For more information please go to https://www.arts.wa.gov/billy-frank-jr/