The family descends from four Native American ancestors: Marie Theresa De La Grande Terre (Chitimacha), Marie Jeannie (Caddo), Angelique (Texas Mission Indian), and Jose Matheo Perez (Texas Mission Indian.)īutte Tribe consists of numerous members like the Sanchez family who know the importance of serving God, working hard to serve their family and tribe, honoring elders and raising their children to become honorable men and women who give back to society. In the early 1900s, this family relocated to northeast Louisiana in West Carroll Parish where he was a 1995 graduate of Oak Grove High School. Joel Sanchez’ ties to the Natchitoches area and Butte Tribe are through his great-grandparents, Sylvester and Rosa Trichell Sanchez. Compare Freedom High School to Other Schools. According to state test scores, 34 of students are at least proficient in math and 44 in reading. It has 1,741 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 19 to 1. Joel and Gaby Porras Sanchez are missionaries to Limon, one of Central America’s most underprivileged and poverty-stricken areas. Freedom High School is an above average, public school located in TAMPA, FL. The theme of this year’s race was “The fire of the Fatherland invites us to be light.”īutte Tribe not only celebrates the honor passed down to Sanchez to honor his ancestors, but recognizes the work of his parents. The traditional 235-mile route stretches from the northern border in Penas Blancas to Cartago, Central America.
In a school district of over 1,100 students, Sanchez was one of 30 students chosen to carry the torch.
This article published in the Thursday, Sept. The day marks the 201st anniversary of Central America’s Independence from the Spanish Empire. Jachin Sanchez, a Butte Tribe youth, carried the Torch of Freedom in the Central American Independence Torch Race Sept.
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