Navajo Nation under COVID-19: Catholic school offers support in Northeast Arizona
by Nancy WiechecSt. Michael Indian School on the Navajo Nation in Arizona serves 364 students. Shut down for distancing in a community hit hard by coronavirus, the school is providing take-home work for students and maintaining ties through drive-by meal service and weekly calls to parents.

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