Overview
Student Life at St. Stephens Indian School
At St. Stephen's Indian School, student life is rooted in culture, connection, and growth. We support students from kindergarten through high school with programs, activities, and services that build both character and confidence. Whether learning new skills, exploring creative interests, or navigating life’s challenges, our students know they’re part of a school that sees and values them and supports their success.
Academic and Enrichment Programs
We offer a wide range of academic and enrichment programs tailored to each student’s needs and interests. From foundational learning in all-day kindergarten to specialized support in high school, our programs create pathways for growth. Highlights include:
- All-Day Kindergarten
- Arapaho Language, Culture, and Art
- Music (K–5)
- Special Education
- High School Academic Courses
- Cultural Curriculum
Explore the full list on our Programs page.
Clubs and Activities
Being part of a team, club, or school event helps students build friendships, leadership skills, and school pride. We offer activities for every age group.
Elementary and Middle School:
- Music
- Sports
- Cultural projects and events
High School:
- Math Club
- National Honor Society
- Student Council
- Culture Club
- Reading Club
These experiences help students stay connected and engaged throughout the year.
Visit our Student Activities page to learn more.
Student Services
We surround our students with support and a variety of services. From early guidance lessons to high school behavior incentives, we focus on the whole child.
- Counseling: Social-emotional learning, conflict resolution and book studies
- Special Education: Individualized support for students with special learning needs
- Student Behavior & Incentives: Positive reinforcement and student recognition
Visit our Student Services page to learn more.
Culture, Connection, and Growth
What makes student life at St. Stephens unique is our deep connection to culture and community. Students recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Arapaho each morning, walk halls filled with Native artwork, and participate in meaningful traditions that reflect who they are. We teach students to take pride in their heritage while preparing them for life beyond school.
