SICANGU OYATE HO is a tribal educational organization serving the Sicangu Lakota (Rosebud Sioux) community in South Dakota. Operating through the Saint Francis Indian School system, the organization focuses on providing culturally responsive education to Native American students while preserving and promoting Lakota language, traditions, and values. The organization manages educational programs through sfisk12.org, which serves as the digital platform for the Saint Francis Indian School. The school system operates under the guidance of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and is dedicated to preparing students for academic success while maintaining strong connections to their cultural heritage. SICANGU OYATE HO works to implement educational initiatives that combine standard academic curriculum with Lakota cultural education. The organization is involved in various community development projects and educational programs that support the broader mission of tribal sovereignty and self-determination. Their work includes language preservation efforts, cultural education programs, and community engagement initiatives. The organization collaborates with tribal leadership, community members, and educational professionals to develop and maintain programs that serve the specific needs of the Sicangu Lakota community. Their efforts contribute to the broader movement of indigenous education and cultural preservation in Native American communities.