Margo Heinert presented the board and school district with a star quilt when she ended her year as interim high school principal in Flandreau.
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Margo Heinert presented the board and school district with a star quilt when she ended her year as interim high school principal for Flandreau High School.
“This was an awesome year for me, I loved it here,” Heinert said.
The quilt features the school’s colors of purple, yellow and white as well as the school’s mission: Empowering all students to become learners and leaders in a diverse and dynamic world.
Heinert, who married into a traditional Lakota family and has spent most of her life on a reservation, said in their culture, star quilts are traditionally given for rites of passage, like marriages, but also in celebration.
