Established December 7, 1989, KGHR 91.3 FM is a powerful 100,000 WATTS radio station licensed and located at Greyhills Academy High School. KGHR has been serving Tuba City, the Navajo Nation, and surrounding communities for over 30 years. KGHR is committed to providing quality information, news, entertainment, and programming with a focus of promoting and preserving Native Culture. KGHR is the oldest non-commercial radio station on the Navajo Nation. KGHR is a public service of Greyhills Academy.
SENIOR MANAGEMENT:
- Vaughn Salabye | CEO
GOVERNING BOARD:
- Matthew Tso | Pro Tem President
- Angelita Williams | Board Member
- Stanley Yazzie | Board Member
- Chester Claw | Board Member
- Willie Greyeyes | Board Member
MEETING NOTICE POLICY:
Governing Board meetings are held on every first Wednesday of the month and announcements are posted through various GAHS media outlets and KGHR.
DONOR PRIVACY STATEMENT:
In accordance to federal and state law, KGHR does not disclose, rent or exchange any donor information with any political organizations or entities.
CONTACT OUR DEPARTMENT:
Michael Begay | Radio Station Technician | michaelbegaymusic@gmail.com
KGHR is qualified to receive support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting through a Community Service Grant. As a condition of that grant, KGHR prepares an annual audit which you can download below including other public records.
COMMUNITY REPRESENTATION STATEMENT:
As the oldest Navajo licensed noncommercial station, KGHR is committed to promoting and preserving the Navajo culture through programming and community service. Greyhills Academy High School, our licensee, a grant school under the direction and management of the Bureau of Indian Education, provides a comprehensive education enriched with the Navajo/Dine’ culture. As a public service of Greyhills Academy, KGHR seeks to extend the reach of these unique programs to serve the community of Tuba City, Arizona and the Navajo Nation.
Greyhills Academy High School (GAHS) Non-discrimination Policy
Greyhills Academy High School (GAHS) does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, ancestry, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies and employment policies.
GAHS complies with employment requirements of the Navajo Nation, the federal government and the school’s policy on veteran’s preference as stated below. In addition, GAHS is exempt from the Civil Rights Act and any proceedings before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) based on P.L. 100-297 for grant schools.
A. The Navajo Preference in Employment Act (15 N.N.C.§§ 601 – 619) requires that all employers doing business within the territorial jurisdiction of the Navajo Nation, or engaged in any contract with the Navajo Nation shall give preference in employment to enrolled members of the Navajo Tribe; It is the policy of GAHS, in all employment decisions, to give preference first to qualified Navajo persons, and secondly, to qualified Indians.
B. Indian preference provision contained in Section 703(i) of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2(i)(1982), provides an exception to Title VII’s general nondiscrimination principles allowing certain employers under certain circumstances to exercise an employment preference in favor of American Indians.
C. Veteran’s Preference. A veteran separated from the United States armed forces or the National Guard under honorable conditions following more at least 181 consecutive days of active duty shall be given a preference in employment if qualification requirement are met. Applicants seeking veteran’s preference must submit a copy of their form D-214 with their application packet