Dishchii'bikoh Community School

Situated in the remote rural community of Cibecue, Arizona, at 211 S Elm Circle, Dishchii'bikoh Community School operates as an active, standalone public school district serving the area's K–12 educational needs. Located within the broader Show Low region, this single-campus district offers continuous educational programming from kindergarten through 12th grade. Reflecting its vibrant local culture and heritage, the district serves a total enrollment of 576 students—295 female and 281 male—all of whom are American Indian, creating a tightly knit and culturally focused academic environment.

The district maintains a robust staffing infrastructure to support its learners across every developmental stage, from foundational early childhood classes of 51 kindergarteners to a graduating high school cohort of 26 seniors. To serve its 576 students, Dishchii'bikoh Community School employs 122 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, complemented by 31 instructional aides and 145 support staff members, bringing the total staffing footprint to 298 full-time equivalent personnel. This high ratio of instructional and operational staff ensures comprehensive academic support, specialized classroom assistance, and dedicated wrap-around services for families throughout the community.