Now to Cambeiro Elementary School where they are holding a first-ever assembly in honor of Native American Heritage Month, and one of the school's talented students will be taking center stage.

(GreyFalcon) [singing] -GreyFalcon Begaye is no doubt proud of her heritage... -So I represent the Navajo and the Paiute tribe.

- ...proud of her beautiful name... -I was born on a rainy day, and then when the clouds got grey, my mom and my dad named me Grey.

And my dad wanted to name me GreyFalcon Begaye.

- ...and proud of her family.

-I represent my grandma, my sisters, my dad, and my auntie.

-GreyFalcon is also proud to hold a very important role within her tribe.

-As a Junior Princess, I get to represent the Las Vegas Paiute tribe.

-And as a representative of her tribe, she will take part in a special assembly at Arturo Cambeiro Elementary School.

And it was GreyFalcon who inspired Principal Brandi Pineda to hold this first-of-its-kind celebration during Native American History Month.

(Brandi Pineda) We found out that she dances and that she dances with some other, some other dancers.

And so we were like, well, let's celebrate her.

Let's show how she dances.

Let's show, you know, what her culture does.

Our school is also learning it during this month, all about the heritage.

And so in library, we have all the books out.

So it's just great to learn more about the culture and more about the heritage.

And so now having a student, I'm learning from GreyFalcon as well.

And to have all her 510 other peers learn from her and the teachers and the staff, it's awesome.

[singing] -Such a beautiful voice, GreyFalcon.

I'm so proud of you.