Samuel Tom Holiday, a Washington City resident and one of the fewer than 20 surviving Navajo Code Talkers who fought in World War II, turns 93 next year. Showing the signs of old age, he’s hard of ...

The future of America was introduced to some of the traditions of the country’s past on Tuesday. History came alive for pupils at Driftwood Elementary as they listened to stories and watched the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Ask Marilyn Begay why the Navajo-immersion school where she is a 5th grade teacher has fared well in meeting student-achievement goals under the No Child Left Behind Act, and she’ll say it’s because ...

Every morning, students in the sprawling San Juan School District in Utah place their right hands over their hearts and recite a pledge. Despite two centuries of reasons not to honor the American flag ...

This article was originally published in Education Week. Ask Marilyn Begay why the Navajo-immersion school where she is a 5th grade teacher has fared well in meeting student-achievement goals under ...

Navajo Code Talkers were honored Saturday, November 24, 2002, in a ceremony that many felt was long overdue. At the ceremony more than 300 Congressional Silver Medals were presented to the surviving ...

Swinging hammers and twisting screwdrivers taught Air Force Academy cadets high-level engineering lessons this month as they built two homes for a Navajo charity. The cadets built a pair of ...

Clayton Long is reviving the Navajo language -- in part by translating the Pledge of Allegiance for kids in his Utah school district, a portion of which is a Navajo reservation. Justin Merriman Every ...