Lummi Nation School is celebrating hands-on cultural learning! Second and third-grade students recently learned the traditional practice of preparing and preserving salmon — a skill rooted in Lummi heritage. With guidance from culture teachers Mr. Kamkoff and Mrs. Joe, and support from Lummi Natural Resources, students worked together to clean and can salmon. These experiences connect students to their culture, build practical skills, and foster community pride. Hands-on learning at its best! |

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