June 2016, Volume 26 Issue 6~
Ha:san Masad- Ripening of Saguaro fruit month
Announcements
Pages 1~5
Hewel Ni’ok to present plans for new Low Power Radio Station for Wa:k Community
KWAK-LP, 102.5 FM, a local radio station servicing the Wa:k members of the Tohono O’odham
Nation.
Council
Pages 6-7
Wa:k, May 10, 2016: Hewel Ni’ok, the Tohono O’odham Nation’s managers and operators of the
Nation’s licensed radio station has filed its application with the San Xavier District to begin the process
of constructing a new low power FM radio station to serve the San Xavier District. The filing of the
application with the San Xavier District Planning Department is the first step in getting approval from the
Wa:k community and the District for the KWAK-LP radio project.
San Xavier
Mission News
Page 8
Wa:k Spirit
Pages 9-13
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HIGHLIGHTS
KWAK Radio
Station
Front Cover
Ranger News
Page 2
Wa:k Hikdan
Page 3
17th Annual
Young Men’s
Gathering
Page 4
Wa:k Royalty
Recruitment
Meeting
Page 5
“We are very excited to finally begin,” Maria Donahue, Interim Station Manager for KWAK-LP, “its been
almost three years since Hewel Ni’ok and the Nation filed with the FCC for a construction permit to
build a low power radio station to provide service to the community of Wa:k. Now we have about 18
months to complete the station and tower.”
Ms. Donahue further added, “Ever since the Nation obtained an FCC license to operate KOHN 91.9
FM for the main portion of the Nation in 2005, it has been a challenge to extend broadcasting services
to the San Xavier District and its members. The community’s proximity to the Tucson urban market
area made it difficult to identify a local radio channel to provide service as most available channels were
already licensed to other entities. Short of paying for an expensive existing license, the Nation had little
to no opportunity of providing these services.”
“The day to day operations of KWAK-LP will be by Hewel Ni’ok and its staff with the programming
reflecting the community’s issues. The original programming made available by Hewel Ni’ok to KOHN,
KOHH and KOHF-LP will be broadcast if desired by the community; otherwise, KWAK-LP will be local
origination programming. It is known that the community wishes to be a part of the legislative sessions
and that will be provided.”
Ms. Donahue also stated that the project will require the assignment of two (2) separate parcels of tribal
lands; a parcel near the San Xavier Recreation Center complex for the main studio and another parcel,
20 feet by 20 feet, on Black Mountain near the existing water tanks for the radio tower and transmitter.
All parcels are within lands currently designated for public and social use.
Through the assistance of various departments of the San Xavier District, Hewel Ni’ok has requested
and will present the plans for KWAK-LP to the community and general public at two public hearings.
The first is scheduled for June 8, 2016 for the general public, and the second one for community
members on June 11, 2016. Both hearings are to be held at the District’s council chambers, the
June 8th public meeting is scheduled for 6 pm while the community meeting is requested for 9
am. At the meetings Hewel Ni’ok will present details of the radio project and respond to any questions
community members may have.
The KWAK Radio Station project is currently going through the San Xavier District’s Development
Review Process, which includes these two Meetings, and a future SXD Planning & Housing
Committee, and SXD Council Meeting for review and consideration of approval.
If anyone has any questions on the KWAK Radio Station proposal prior to the June 8 and June 11
meetings, you may contact Maria Donahue at 520-361-5011.
RANGER NEWS
Hello Wa:k Community!
In April, Natural Resource Director Sally Pablo received noticed that the Ranger Department had been selected as this year’s Stewardship
Award winner, given out by the Nation’s Environmental Protection Office in conjunction with the Jewed Ka:Cim Tash event. As winners of the
award we were Grand Marshal for the Jewed Ka:Cim Tash Parade which was held on April 22nd, 2016. The department received a plaque and
four meal tickets. It was an honor to receive the award for past and current Ranger employees and for the San Xavier District.
Environmental:
How can I look out for snakes?
Look around! Never step or put your hand where you cannot see. If going out
after dark don’t walk in the dark use a flashlight to prevent stepping on the
back of a snake.
What to do if you see a snake?
Walk! Do not run away from the snake. Take two steps backward and watch
where the snake goes, then calmly turn around and leave the snake alone, or
contact a professional to remove the snake. Do not kill the snake and never get
close to a snake to get a better look.
How can I keep snakes away from my house and yard?
Keep grass and vegetation cut short. Trim shrubs and bushes so you can see the ground under them. Remove debris piles immediately
(branches, leaves boards, logs). Cut low limbs (Keep three feet above the ground). Do not store wood on your back porch or backyard.
Stats for the month of April 2016
Property Damage – 3, Animal Control – 13, Suspicious Vehicle/Person/Activity – 12, Illegal Dumping - 2, Community Assist – 1, Assist other
Agency – 1, Assist other Department – 1, Special Detail – 2.
Important Telephone numbers:
Emergency
911
Ranger Department
807-8499
Ranger Supervisor cell 349-1359
Tohono O’Odham Police 622-1587, 879-8900
Ranger Supervisor
807-8484
Ranger cellphone
471-8092
Take back your community:
Here is a list of ideas to help in taking back your community.
Form a neighborhood watch in your area. Contact the police department to help.
Organize a neighborhood cleanup. Get everyone involved young and old.
Report any suspicious activity, vehicles or persons in the area to the
police department.
Keep doors and windows locked especially if you are planning to be away
for a period of time.
Attend community meetings and voice any concerns you may have.
Dog bites
The month of April there were three incidents of dog bites in our community.
Reminder, that if you own a dog and it bites
someone you will be cited by the police department. As the owner of the dog it
is your responsibility.
Section 7302 Animals Not Permitted at Large.
No female dog during her breeding or mating season shall be permitted at large at any time.
No owner or person in charge of a dog or cat shall permit such an animal to be at large in
(1) any area of a village where a feast or other communal activity is taking place,
(2) in or near a feast house or communal kitchen or area where food for human consumption is prepared or served, or
(3) in a public park, playground, public shopping area, government building or adjoining grounds, or upon any school or business property.
2 have lost a loved one in the past month, May the Creator be with
The Ranger Staff sends their prayers and thoughts to all the families who
you during this time.
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Attention Community Members: the financial
assistance has now been depleted for the year.
Should you have any questions please contact Kim
Encinas at 573-4007.
THE PROBATE STAFF ARE AT SAN XAVIER DISTRICT
OFFICE ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH
FROM 9:00AM TO 3:00 PM.
THE STAFF ARE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
YOU MAY HAVE REGARDING PROBATE MATTERS.
IF YOU HAD A RECENT DEATH IN YOUR FAMILY, PLEASE
STOP BY AND FIND OUT IF A PROBATE IS NEEDED FOR
THE DECEDENT.
IF THE DECEDENT NEEDS TO BE PROBATED, THE
FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE NEEDED FOR
DECEDENT AND HIS FAMILY:
1. ORIGINAL DEATH CERTIFICATE
2. BIRTH/BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATES FOR ALL
3. TRIBAL ENROLLMENT DOCUMENTS FOR ALL
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co-ed volleyball tournament
june 17th & 18th
pasqua yaqui wellness center
5305 calle torim, tucson, az 85757
$125 per team 10 player roster
breakfast & food sale!
for more information contact:
elliot ortega 520 912-9602
All Proceeds will go to the st. MAry’s
feast committee
Denza Oliver~Pablo
Lil Miss Wa:k 2015-2016
Kionna Encinas
Jr. Miss Wa:k Ceksan
2015-2016
2015-2016 Wa:k Ceksan Royalty
RECRUITMENT MEETING
2016-2017 Wa:k Ceksan Royalty
TOPIC: Applications
& Presentations
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June 22 @ 6:30pm in the SX District Center
(5 months away until Pageant)
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Ameliah Tenario
Miss Wa:k Ceksan
2015-2016
San Xavier District Council
San Xavier District Community
San Xavier District Council
Meeting of June 7, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. –
District Council Chambers
Meeting of June 11, 2016 at 9:00 A.M. –
District Council Chambers
Meeting of June 21, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. –
District Council Chambers
AGENDA – Tentative
AGENDA – draft
AGENDA – draft
May 31, 2016 at 5 p.m. is the deadline
date to submit items to be placed on the
agenda.
June 3, 2016 at 5 p.m. is the deadline date to
submit items to be placed on the agenda.
June 14, 2016 at 5 p.m. is the deadline
date to submit items to the agenda
1. Welcome and Opening Remarks:
1. Welcome and Opening Remarks:
1. Welcome and Opening Remarks:
2.
2. Invocation:
2. Invocation:
3. Review and Approval of Agenda:
3. Call to the Audience:
3. Review and Approval of Agenda:
4. New Business:
4. Sgt. Martin Robledo, TOPD San Xavier
Sub-Station – Present the Districts
monthly statistics report.
4. New Business:
Invocation:
a. We The People Group – Present a
reporting of their competition and
travel to Washington, DC.
b. James Merino, Principle, Ha:san
Preparatory & Leadership School –
Present an update on the loan issue
to the District. (T)
c. Allison L. Ramirez, UROC Prep Pro
gram – Request permission to publish her studies on San Xavier District’s formal and informal economy.
5. Mr. Johnny Merchant, Director, SXD
Housing Department – To present the
Housing Department power point presen
tation.
6. Sial Thonolig, General Manager, Marie
Donahue, Station Manager – To present
the proposed KWAK Radio Station on
the San Xavier District.
7. TOLC Reports:
Chairman Activity Report:
8. SXDC Reports:
6. Vice Chairman Activity Report:
9. Announcements:
7. Minutes:
8.
TOLC updates:
9.
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Announcements:
► District Community meeting is
scheduled on June 11, 2016 at 9
a.m.
► District Council meeting is scheduled on June 21, 2015 at 7 p.m.
All meetings will be held in the Council
Chambers
.
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District Council meeting is scheduled on
June 21, 2016 at 7 p.m.
District Council meeting is scheduled for
July 5, 2016 at 7 p.m.
District Community meeting is scheduled for July 16, 2016 at 9 a.m.
District Council meeting is scheduled for
July 19, 2016 at 7 p.m.
All meetings will be held in the Council
Chambers
10.
a. Mr. Mario Reyes, SXD Finance
Director – To present the monthly
District financial report in closed
session.
5. Chairman Activity Report:
6. Vice Chairman Activity Report:
7. Minutes:
8.
TOLC updates:
9.
Announcements:
►
District Council meeting is scheduled on July 5, 2016 at 5 p.m.
District Community meeting is
scheduled on July 16, 2016 at 9
a.m.
District Council meeting is scheduled on July 19, 2016 at 7 p.m.
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All meetings will be held in the
Council Chambers
10.
Adjournment
Adjournment:
Adjournment:
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Copies of resolutions and related information can be obtained at the San Xavier District Council office, upon proper request
San Xavier District Council Resolutions adopted for the month of May 2016
Date
Res. No.
05/03/16
05-16-01
“Supporting Other Districts’ Banishments”
05-16-02
Motion made by Janice Felix and second Phyllis Valenzuela, tally results; 5 for 0 against, 0 not voting, 0 absent.
Motion carried.
“Accepting Minutes of April 5, 2016 as Amended”
05/03/16
Title
Motion made by Philbert Bailey and second Brandon Havier, tally results; 5 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 0 absent.
05/03/16
05-16-03
“Accepting the Minutes of February 2, 2016 as Amended”
Motion made by Philbert Bailey and second Janice Felix, tally results; 5 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 0 absent. Mo-
05/03/16
05/17/16
05/17/16
05/17/16
05/17/16
05/17/16
05-16-04
05-16-05
05-16-06
05-16-07
05-16-08
05-16-09
“Accepting the Minutes of February 23, 2016 as Amended”
Motion made by Janice Felix and second Brandon Havier, tally results; 5 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 0 absent.
Motion carried.
“Agreeing to Conduct a Closed Session for the Districts monthly finances report, SXDC Finance Committee update
and the Districts Investment Accounts report”
Motion made by Janice Felix and second Phyllis Valenzuela, tally results; 4 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
“Supporting a New Cost category called Association & Organizations on the San Xavier District onto the existing
Development Review Manual Application and Development Fee Flowchart”
Motion made by Brandon Havier and second Dennis Ramon, tally results; 3 for, 1 against, 0 not voting 1 absent.
Motion carried.
“Amending Resolution of the San Xavier District Council adopting the 2010 revised Development Review Manual as
the Finished Development Review Manual & Official Community document for review of projects”
Motion made by Dennis Ramon and second Phyllis Valenzuela, tally results; 3 for, 1 against, 0 not voting, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
“Adoption of Arizona Boundary Survey Minimum Standards, and Consultant Application Form – SM001 with the
District’s Confidentiality Statement”
Motion made by Janice Felix and second Brandon Havier, tally results; 4 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 1 absent.
Motion carried.
“Accepting the Minutes of May 3, 2016 as Amended”
Motion made by Brandon Havier and second Phyllis Valenzuela, tally results; 4 for, 0 against, 0 not voting, 1 absent. Motion carried.
Copies of resolutions and related information can be obtained at the San Xavier District Council office, upon proper request.
“Vacant and term ending positions to the San Xavier District Council Recommending Committees, District Council
Alternate positions and Legislative Alternate position, must be a District enrolled member and registered to vote”
Finance Committee – (1) vacant position, (2) terms ending for Chris Ortega and Kym Murrietta
Election Committee – (4) vacant positions, (1) term ending for Geri Antone
.
Planning & Housing Committee – (1) term ending for Hermalinda Akama
District Council Alternates – (3) vacant positions to Philbert Bailey, Phyllis Valenzuela and Dennis Ramon.
Interested individuals from the community at large may submit a letter of interest to the San Xavier District Council department. The Council staff will notify you to be present at a future Council meeting for appointment to fill in the vacant positions
by a Council resolution. All vacant positions are being advertised in the monthly Wa:k Newsletter to the community at large
must be a District enrolled member and registered to vote. District members may apply for more than one committee, the
District Council and their Alternates may represent one committee. You may call the Council department for questions at
(520) 573.4026, 573.4028 and 573.4006.
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Congratulations to all Graduates!
First Death Anniversary
For
Shirleen Bernadette Thomas
June 5, 2016
Women Healing Women VIII: June 3-5
Baptism Class: June 14 – 7 PM
Baptisms: June 18
NO BAPTISMS IN JULY
Aug. 23: Baptism Class
Sister Carla will be in Wisconsin from
June 23-July 27 attending Community meetings,
and visiting her family. All the sisters will be back
by the end of July/early August.
8:30 a.m. - Mass at SX Mission Church
10:00 a.m. - Refreshments served at
1040 W. Sikolk Wog
10:30 a.m. – Entertainment
12:00 p.m. – Lunch served
1:00 p.m. – Entertainment
3:00 p.m. – Rosary by Gabriel Encinas and Group
6:00 p.m. – Placement of headstone & flowers at
grave site
New Look at San Xavier Mission Convent!
The Catholic Foundation of the Diocese awarded grant
money to help the parish replace the windows with dual
pane windows. We are very grateful for their help.
(Holy Cross Committee 2013-2016),
To my Comadres and Compadres
I want to thank you for all the hard
work all of you did in the last three
years. We had lots of fun during
those years and memories that will
never be forgotten. Stewart and I
want to wish you and your family good
blessings in the years to come. For
Laverne and Basil, we want to wish you
and your new committee the best of
luck in your years to come. Remember
we are all Comadre and Compadre
forever. Love you guys.
From: Stewart Gilmore and Gloria Rios
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SAN XAVIER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
JUNE 2016
Kendahl McCarthy
2nd Grade
Sophia Miles Ignacio
Kindergarten
Damien Lopez
6th
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Frank Martinez
4th Grade
Greeting Wa:k Community,
Greetings Wa:k Community!
First off I would like to say Congratulations
to all the Graduates and students who have been
promoted. I would like to commend you all for
your efforts and hard work. I wish you continued
success in all your future endeavors. Remember
that education is the key to success and know
that there are many people out there willing to
help you accomplish your goals.
Our After School Program for the school year
has come to an end. Stacy and I made tacos,
rice and beans for their last day. It was a
pleasure getting to know each and every one of
the kids that took a part in our program this
school year. We look forward to seeing you all
next year, or even better this summer.
Voices of Our Youth has also come to an end,
we have one more outing with them to end the
year. Family Night went well. We acknowledged
each student with positive words and gifts that
they were all grateful for, in return we received
hugs from all the students. It was an amazing
feeling to see the excitement in the youth. I’m
excited for future Voices of Our Youth outings.
Secondly I would like to thank the
students and parents who have allowed me to be
a part of their lives as they participated in the
After School Program, Tutoring or Voices of Our
Youth Program. It has been a joy to see you all
come out of your comfort zones and interact with
others. I wish you all the very best and please
come in with any questions or concern you may
have. I enjoyed getting to know all the students
and hope to see them over the summer whether
it is for the elementary program, the middle
school summer programs or for the summer
youth employment program. Parents please
continue to encourage your students, ask
questions and keep them engaged. Even if your
students do not participate in our programs, there
are a number of them out there such as the
recreation programs and the boys and girls club.
Congratulations to all graduates, keep striving for
the best. There is always more to be accomplished
Have a wonderful summer and be
on the lookout for information pertaining to
college tours, youth workshops and Back to
School Events.
Community Liaison,
Stacy Hernandez
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GREETINGS FROM THE LIBRARY
Counts to 10 and can count objects.
Pays attention and follows simple directions.
We have been extremely busy here in the library
preparing for our summer programs. We will have
our Infant/Toddler program applications available
on June 1st.
Can repeat sequences of numbers, sounds
and parts of stories.
1st Session for 0 – 2 yrs. Old (10:00 - 11:00) and 3
& 4 yrs. (1:00 - 2:00) will be from June 13 – 23,
2016.
Is potty trained. Dresses self. Brushes own
teeth.
Controls a pencil and crayon well. Cuts
shapes and pastes them on paper.
Recognizes authority. Shares with others.
Works independently.
nd
2 Session for 0 – 2 yrs. Old (10:00 – 11:00) and
3 & 4 yrs. (1:00 – 2:00) will be from July 11 – 21,
2016.
As parents, we can use fun, everyday activities
to help our kids develop basic skills to build on
and prepare them for kindergarten success.
First Things First has tip sheets to help parents
prepare their kids over the summer for their first
day of school. Tips range from reading and
playing every day and ensuring kids get all their
check-ups to practicing new routines and reducing first day anxiety. These resources can
be found at azftf.gov in the Parent Section under Early
Education.
For more information please call Gertie or
Therese at 520-268-6432.
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Summer Ideal Time To Prepare for
Kindergarten Success
While most students think of summer as a break
from learning, for young kids entering
kindergarten, summer is the ideal time to instill the
skills that will make the transition to school
smoother.
Kindergarten has changed a lot since most of us
started school. Today’s 5-year-olds are expected
to arrive with basic academic and social skills so
they are prepared on day one to start learning to
read, write and do basic math. Here’s a sample
from a list – taken from a national survey of
kindergarten teachers a couple of years ago – of
skills that can help ease the transition to
kindergarten:
The #1 tip? Read, talk, sing and play with your
kids!
Even if you don’t have kindergarteners this
year, it’s never too early to start helping kids
prepare. Children who have positive early childhood
experiences tend to score higher on
school readiness assessments and are more
likely to do well in school and graduate.
Child pretends to read. Understands that
words are read from left to right. Looks at pictures and tells a story.
Recognizes own name and tries to write it.
By turning everyday moments into learning
moments, we can send our children to school
with the skills – and the love of learning – that
will help them succeed in kindergarten and
beyond!
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-from First Things First
Greetings Wa:k Community,
Many thanks to all families who supported the SX Education
Center this year, by volunteering, visiting, or simply by supporting
your youth at home with homework or projects. I look forward to
serving those of you who will be joining us next year.
Congratulations to all who have accomplished a goal this
2015 – 2016 year, whether you were promoted to the next grade,
graduated from 8th grade or high school or complete your college
degree, you deserve an around of applause and a pat on the back
for all your hard work! All the studying, procrastinating, and
possibly turning in last minute assignments – you were able to get
it done by staying focused. Best of luck to you in your future
endeavors!
May 31st – June 14th: Sunnyside HS & Desert View HS
Summer School (1st Session) begins
June 1st: Elementary Summer School Mandatory Parent
Orientation
I want to personally thank the parents, grandparents, and
guardians of our Voices of Our Youth group in giving Stacy
Hernandez, Danielle Stephens, and myself the opportunity to
know your youth. The Voices of Our Youth program concluded in
May with our yearly Family Night event, bake sale, and a trip to
Sun Splash in Phoenix, AZ. For some who may not know what
Voices of Our Youth is about, this program consisted of youth
from the ages 12-17 years of age that focused on assisting our
youth to succeed in school and in their lives. As well as guiding
the youth through prevention services, out-of-state and in-state
college campus visits, community service such as cemetery
cleanup, volunteering at the Slaughterhouse, hiking Black
Mountain, Tumamoc, Baboquivari Mountain, and Seven Falls to
participating in the Ciolim Harvest and raising money for the
program by have bake and sno-cone sales, and more.
June 3rd: Family Wellness Night 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
(back of SXD Complex)
June 4th: Strengthening Our Community 7:30 a.m. – 3:30
p.m. at SXD Complex
June 6th: Elementary Summer School Program begins
June 6th: DEADLINE for Tuition and Book Grant Application
June 8th: SUSD Governing Board Meeting 6:30 p.m.
June 10th: Head Start Graduation at the San Xavier
Recreation Center
For the 2015 - 2016 year, I would like to congratulate all Voices of
Our Youth participants on your hard work, achievements, and
dedication to the Voices of Our Youth program. It has been a
pleasure working with all of you and getting to know you more.
June 10th: Ha:san Preparatory & Leadership School
Graduation
June 13th: Infant/Toddler Program (1st Session) begins
DeAna Antone, DaNea Antone, Jocelle Bailey,
Danielle Benson, Trendo Campos, Aric Donahue,
Journey Garcia, DaeSean Johnson, Angelique
Jose, Arianna Jose, Jazmynn Jose, Annaleah
Joaquin, Elianna Joaquin, Eliho Joaquin,
Ashley Lopez, Damien Lopez, Samuel Lopez,
Lamar Nish, Fallon Norris, Jaycee Norris, Milla
Norris, Aliza Osequeda, Sebastian Preston,
Serelia Preston
June 15th – June 30th: Sunnyside HS & Desert View HS
Summer School (2nd Session) begins
June 22nd: Middle School Summer Program Mandatory
Parent Orientation
June 23rd: Infant/Toddler Program (1st Session) ends
June 24th: Elementary Summer School Program ends
June 24th: Las Puertas Community School last day of
school
June 24th: DEADLINE for Bus Passes
June 27th: Middle School Summer Program begins
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June 29th: San Xavier District Honorarium Celebration
Always FUN at the Education
Center!
Greetings Wa:k Community,
There is so much going on at the Education
Center! Please take some time to visit us! These
are some of the things we offer:
Serving
breakfast
at
the
Parent/
Principal
Meeting
Computers with high-speed Internet
Up-to-date magazines and newspapers
Thousands of books to enjoy
I-pads and tablets to check out
Gardening Club
Summer programs for kids entering kindergarten- 8th grade
Infant/Toddler summer program
Free breakfast and lunch (6/6-7/8). Breakfast
7:30am-8:30am, Lunch 11:15-12:30pm
Mural project during the summer
Volunteering opportunities
Open on Saturdays, 8:30am-12:30pm
Free bike lights
helmets from PAG
If you have any questions, please call us
520-807-8620
Join our Community
Garden Club. We need
your help!
Mikey Enis shares
planting songs and
stories.
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San Xavier District of the
Tohono O’odham Nation
2018 W. San Xavier Road
Tucson, AZ 85746
Phone: (520) 573-4000
Fax: (520) 573-4089
FOR ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY OR EMERGENCY CALLS
CONTACT TOHONO O’ODHAM POLICE AT 622-1587 OR 911
O’odham Automotive & Woodworks
990 W San Xavier Road, Tucson, AZ 85746
(520) 829-2091
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS: Tune Ups, Oil Change, Brakes, and
pads, shoes, hubs, rotor, cv axels, rack and pinion, lower, upper,
control arms, bushings, shocks, struts, calipers, mufflers, glass
packs,
flowmax, gaskets, clutch, automatic transmission and engine installations.
WE BUY UNWANTED CARS WITH TITLES (RUNNING OR NOT)
IN-SHOP DIAGNOSTIC TEST FREE
WOODWORK: Repair and customize old furniture, bathroom renovations, tile sink, vanity, showers
drywall and add-ons.
KITCHEN: Cabinets, sinks floor tile, remodeling counter tops, ceiling fans, lighting and outlets.
OUTDOOR WORK: Ramada’s, carports, storage sheds, re-locate
water lines, roof patching, concrete slabs, washer/dryer hook-ups,
security doors and windows and windows (installation only), all
doors
repaired or replaced include installation
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