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Will-Moore students get visit from indigenous hero

BISMARCK, N.D. – Last week we told you about some research projects first graders at Will-Moore Elementary were working on.
The students were studying indigenous heroes, both past and present.
Word of their projects spread, and Thursday they got a special visit from one of the subjects of their research.
Dr. Twyla Baker spent some time at Will-Moore Elementary Thursday afternoon.
She says as an educator and a mom it was important to her that she make time to meet these kids, and to share an important message.
“We are neighbors, we are friends, and we have a lot more in common than we don’t,” said Baker.
Dr. Baker grew up on the Fort Berthold Indian reservation and is now president of the Nueta Hidatsa Sanish College there.