Native american education program grand rapids

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Program Name Change Announcement! Faces of Anishinaabe Gikinoo'amaadiwin. Our Mission: ISD Ojibwe Education is here to assist Native American students and their families by promoting academic success and cultural understanding between the community, staff, parents, and students. Program Vision The vision of the program is to work with Native American students as a whole, while providing social, emotional, physical, and economic support towards graduation and to become successful community members and practice life skills through the Seven Grandfather Teachings.

Site Map Back to Top. It is the policy of ISD to provide equal education and employment opportunity for all, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, marital status, sex, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation, or age. This document is available in alternative formats upon request, by contacting the Administrative Office at Our program schedules presentations for age appropiate students in grades K on Native American Culture.

This program provides assistance with financial aid, college campus visits and preparing for college. Academic goals. Parent Meetings. Parents, Grandparents and Community Members of Native children can attend meetings to help design and implement a program that is both educational and culturally relevant. How do I get involved? If you would like to volunteer for any activity, please contact our office at Miranda Recollet Program Specialist.