Education Division
Supporting a lifetime of learning
Early Learning Center
Providing a culturally rich foundation for families with Head Start, Early Head Start and Childcare programs.
Chief Kitsap Academy
The first Tribal Compact School in Washington state, Chief Kitsap Academy teaches students in grades 6-12.
Higher Education
The Suquamish Tribe provides comprehensive programs for members seeking to obtain advanced degrees.
Academic Coaches
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Kaui Lawrence (360) 936-3454
klawrence@suquamish.nsn.us
&
Chris Miller (360) 900-6330
chrismiller@suquamish.nsn.us
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Antonia Decker (360) 710-0631
antoniadecker@suquamish.nsn.us
HIGH SCHOOL
Charles Deam Jr (360) 850-8014
cdeamjr@suquamish.nsn.us
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Suquamish Since Time Immemorial Curriculum
This curriculum was developed for use in school districts across Suquamish Tribe’s traditional lands and will be taught in classrooms throughout the region beginning in 2026-2027 school year.
Education News
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