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Graduation cap issue part of a bigger problem

May 20th 1:01 pm | Ayyu Qassataq They took my sealskin cap, Mom. Those were the first words my son spoke to me after his high school graduation ceremony. With great pride in our Inupiaq culture, my oldest son wore our sealskin graduation cap to his West Anchorage High School graduation ceremony. He had convinced me last year to sew the cap for my own graduation from the Master s in Rural Development program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, reminding me that all my kids and future grandkids could wear it for their graduations, beginning with him this year - something my other children enthusiastically agreed with.

United statesUniversity of alaska fairbanksDeena bishopMargo bellamyAyyu qassataqUnalaqliq unalakleetSheldon jacksonAnchorage high schoolContact the school boardMaster in rural developmentAnchorage school districtFirst alaskans instituteWest anchorage high schoolRural developmentAlaska fairbanksAlaska native

Graduation cap issue part of a bigger problem

Graduation cap issue part of a bigger problem
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Graduation cap issue part of a bigger problem

Graduation cap issue part of a bigger problem
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My Iñupiaq son s graduation cap was taken away That s part of a bigger problem

“They took my sealskin cap, Mom.” Those were the first words my son spoke to me after his high school graduation ceremony. With great pride in our Iñupiaq culture, my oldest son wore our sealskin graduation cap to his West Anchorage High School graduation ceremony. He had convinced me last year to sew the cap for my own graduation from the Master’s in Rural Development program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, reminding me that all my kids and future grandkids could wear it for their graduations, beginning with him this year something my other children enthusiastically agreed with.

United statesUniversity of alaska fairbanksDeena bishopMargo bellamySheldon jacksonAnchorage high schoolContact the school boardMaster in rural developmentAnchorage school districtWest anchorage high schoolRural developmentAlaska fairbanksAlaska nativeGeneral agentEducation sheldonSuperintendent deena bishop