Those Most Responsible for Abysmal Student Academic Proficiency Rates at the Minneapolis Public Schools
Department of Indian
Education
The Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) Department of
Indian Education is responsible for the
academic progress of American Indian students and therefore must take
responsibility for the wretched academic proficiency rates for this MPS
demographic student group.
With that observation in view, first peruse the
abysmal proficiency rates of American Indian students in the Minneapolis Public
Schools, then consider the particular MPS Department of Indian Education staff
who must take responsibility for these results.
Minneapolis Public Schools
Academic Proficiency Rates
Years Ending in 2014 through 2024
American
Indian
Math 23% 19% 19% 17% 17% 18% 9% 9%
10% 12%
Reading 21% 20%
21% 23% 24%
25% 20% 22%
19% 18%
Science 14%
16% 13% 12% 14% 17% 9%
9% 7% 12%
Department of American
Indian Education Staff, June 2024
Jennifer Simon (Cheyenne River
Lakota), Director
Diana Leaskas, Account
Specialist
Chirstina Wilson (White Earth),
Program Coordinator
Alexis Dauenhauer (Standing
Rock), School Success Program Assistant/Elementary Schools (North)
Patric Engrav (Boise Forte),
School Success Program Assistant/Middle & K-8 Schools (Districtwide)
Gary Smith (Mille Lacs, Red
Lake), School Success Program Assistant/Elementary Schools (South)
Madison Smith (Oneida), School
Success Program Assistant/High Schools (Districtwide)
Justin Brokenrope (Sicangu
Lakota), School Success Program Assistant/High Schools (Districtwide)
Amanda Turbett (White Earth),
School Success Program Assistant/Elementary Schools
Alyssa Parkhurst (Red Lake),
School Success Program Assistant/Elementary Schools
Alejandra (Ally) Moreno (White
Earth/Red Lake), ), School Success Program Assistant/Elementary Schools
Dennis Gilbert, Jr. (Lac Du
Flambeau, Leech Lake, Paiute), School Success Program Assistant/Middle Schools
Kris Winkelman (Lower Sioux),
School Success Program Assistant/Contract Alternative Schools
Kayelynn Younkin, Language
Intervention Support/School Success Program Assistant
Aquila Tapio (Oglala Lakota),
District Program Facilitator/Special Education/Dream Catcher Project
Matthew LaFave (Fond du Lac),
Ojibwe Language Teacher
Shiela Zephier (Oglala Sioux,
Turtle Mountain), Dakota Language Teacher
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