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Teen Read Week is a national event encouraging teens to discover the joys of reading, explore new genres and develop lifelong literacy skills. The annual celebration emphasizes the importance of reading for fun, personal growth and academic success.

Sleep plays a vital role in students' well-being and academic success. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, adequate sleep is fundamental for physical health, mental clarity, and overall quality of life, particularly for young people. During Student Sleep Health Week, the Bureau of Indian Education provides resources and insights into the connection between deep rest and success.

Exercising with your child offers numerous benefits for both physical and mental health, fostering a healthier lifestyle for the entire family.

The Bureau of Indian Education is committed to providing every student with a culturally relevant, high-quality education.

Reading is a cornerstone of a child's development, fostering cognitive growth, language skills and emotional intelligence.

The Bureau of Indian Education is working to increase student opportunity and self-advocacy by improving technology and digital capacity as part of STEP.

The Bureau of Indian Education offers support to schools, focusing on the unique needs of their students, including programs for the gifted.

John F. Kennedy Day School summer school students built an Apache wickiup at the Fort Apache Museum in Fort Apache, Arizona, on Thursday, June 27, 2024.

International Children's Day began in the early 20th century to promote children’s rights and welfare.

Elementary students across the United States, including at Bureau of Indian Education schools like Lake Valley Navajo School, look forward to Read Across America Week each year.