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Rock Creek Grant School
Basic Information
Address: One Indian School Drive
PO Box 127
County: Corson
District: Rock Creek Grant School
Phone Number: 6058234971
Fax Number: 605-823-4350
Email: Andrew.B.Decoteau@k12.sd.us
Principal: Andrew DeCoteau
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Additional Information
School Type: Tribally Controlled
Accreditation: South Dakota Accredited
School ID: Rock Creek Grant School
State District ID: SD
State School ID: SD
Grade Level:
K-5, 6-8
Founded: 1914
School Setting:
Rock Creek Grant School is located on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, the South Dakota side, in Bullhead, SD
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 7:30 - 4:00
School Days in Calendar Year: 177 days
School Colors: Red, Black, and white
School Mascot: Cheifs
Community:
Bullhead
School Size: 62 students
Classroom Size: 14
Classroom Teachers: 4 classroom teachers, 2 special education teachers, 1 specials (Gym, Music, etc) teacher
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8 to 1
Support Services:
Gifted and Talented, STEM, Counseling, Social Worker, After School Tutoring,
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
50 lap tops
School Clubs:
Indian Club, STEM Club, Gifted and Talented Club, Student Council,
Lunch Availability: Both Breakfast and Lunch is available
Parking Spaces/Availability:
YES
Uniform Guidelines:
NO
Mission Statement:
SCHOOL MISSION - The Rock Creek Grant School is an educational institution with a commitment to the individual students and their families in Rock Creek Grant School. It's mission is to create a learning environment where all students experience belonging and fulfill their unique potentials and their cultural heritage.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
SCHOOL VISION - Our Vision is for students to understand, incorporate traditional Lakota, to confidently learn mastery and independence throughout their lives, and to become model of generosity.
School History:
A Touch of History
August 26, 2021
Our community's eventful history has helped shape who we are today. This yearbook from 1974 offers a look into the past using many pictures as well as insight on important individuals and buildings in our town. You'll also find a list of the 1973-1974 Bull Head Day School staff, board members, and graduating students.
Programs and Services:
After School Tutoring, Back Pack Lunch Program, STEM Club