Salem-Keizer Public Schools
Kylee Daulton, Native Education – A Journey from Student to Staff
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Meet Kylee Daulton
Cultural Resource Facilitator (CRF), Native Education Program
Kylee, a citizen of the Madesi Pit River Tribe, was a student at Salem-Keizer before she became a staff member. “I make sure to tell my students whatever they need to be successful, I’m here for them.”