Tutoring

Tutoring is available at the Elementary level.

Scholarships

The Title VI Parent Committee raises funds throughout the year to provide graduating seniors with financial assistance to attend trade school, college, or to enlist with the military. Graduating seniors must possess a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 at the January marking period of their senior year. Another requirement for the scholarship is a minimum of six (6) volunteer service hours donated to the Indian Ed program at any time during the student's school career. Each year, award recipients are notified and acknowledged for their achievements at the Spring Feast in April.

In addition, the following resources could lead to financial assistance for college:

• American Indian Education Foundation
• American Indian College Fund
• Morris K. Udall Foundation
• NMU Center for Native American Studies - Scholarships and Internships
  
• Financial Aid for Minority Students
  Minority students have an expansive selection of financial aid available to them, but finding and applying for those opportunities isn’t always easy. Click this link to learn how to begin creating your financial aid strategy.
• A Guide for Minorities in Nursing
  Despite being a rapidly expanding field, the nursing profession is still working to increase diversity. Learn how minority nurses can overcome barriers and find out what’s being done to improve diversity in both nursing education and the workplace.
• College Scholarships for Asian/Pacific Islander Students
  About half of the 25 scholarship links apply also to Native American students, in a wide variety of studies.
• Scholarships for Healthcare and Nursing

Culture and Craft Classes

Presentations of culture and craft classes are included in each school building throughout the year. The Title VI Parent Committee hosts the Fall and Spring Feasts each school year.

Reading Materials & Videos

The Title VI Program has many Native American books, magazines and videos available for student or teacher use.