




Chief Leschi (pronounced "lesh-eye") Schools, located in the southern Puget Sound Basin, are the country's largest Bureau of Indian Affairs educational facilities. Run by the Pullayup Tribe of Indians, the schools (Elementary and Middle/High) are dedicated to providing Native American students from over 60 tribes across the country with a comprehensive, groundbreaking and exemplary education. The Schools are marked by their beautiful cedar-wood architecture and circular designs. They also regularly host cultural community events.
Website: leschischools.org
Phone: (253) 445-6000
5625 52nd St E Puyallup, WA 98371 ·2274.90 mi
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yelpOur Hawaii Junior Football Team recently traveled to Washington to play against the schools junior football team. While here we only visited the football stadium side. The field was really nice...
MoreBeautiful school and location. Excellent location for a cultural event like the Puyallup Labour Day weekend powwow. Thank you!!!!
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