Naa Tsis'aan Community School

Naa Tsis'aan Community School is an active, single-facility public school district serving families in a rural remote area off Highway 98 on N-16 in Tonalea, Utah. Operating as an independent, regular public school system, the district delivers focused elementary and middle school education tailored to students from Kindergarten through eighth grade. Its distinct geographic setting allows the school to serve as a vital educational anchor for the local community, fostering early literacy, core academic development, and a supportive learning environment designed specifically for young learners before they transition to high school.

The district supports a close-knit student body of 68 children, consisting of 40 male and 28 female students, all of whom share an American Indian heritage. To nurture this student body, Naa Tsis'aan Community School maintains a remarkably high level of personnel support, employing a full-time equivalent (FTE) staff of 51 professionals. This comprehensive team includes 15 FTE teachers, 2 instructional aides, and 34 support staff members dedicated to facility operations, student services, and administrative leadership. This strong ratio of educators and support personnel ensures that students receive highly personalized instruction and extensive individual attention in a culturally grounded educational community.