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Curriculum &
Instructional Support
Title VII, Indian Education Program
ASD Education Center
5530 E. Northern Lights Blvd.
Anchorage, AK 99504
Phone: 907-742-4445
Fax: 907-742-4585
Is your child eligible? |
 Are you or your
child, or his/her grandparent, an enrolled
member of an American Indian Tribe
or Alaska Native Group? If so, your
child may be eligible to enroll
in our program. Learn
more »
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Current Events
Evening Program registration now open
Space is limited, register early
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The Forum of Young Alaskans
October 4 conference
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Charter School
opens in temporary location
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Native Advisory Committee
Next meeting Oct 16 »
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Alaska Native art classes, winter 08-09
through the AK Native Heritage Center
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Scholarships, internships and other opportunities for
high school students
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Parent tip
Promote regular attendance to increase his or her chances for graduation.
Honor your Elders – they show you the way in life.
~Inupiat
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Title VII, Indian Education Program
The Title VII, Indian Education Program
has been assisting eligible Alaska Native and Native American students
since the law was first passed by Congress in 1972. The program
provides support through:
- Supplemental academic assistance
- Counseling, home/school liaison and referral services;
and
- Cultural enrichment
The program is funded through Title VII of the No Child Left
Behind law (NCLB). It is a formula grant, which means that
school districts are eligible to apply for a grant
and the funding received is based upon a formula
that includes the number of eligible children who
attend school in the district.
The purpose of the program is to support schools as they provide
opportunities for Native students in meeting the
state academic standards.
In the news
Digital workshops for teachers of American Indian students |
Digital workshops are now available specifically for teachers of American Indian/Alaska Native students. The workshops are designed to be effective for the individual teacher or for giving professional development to a group of teachers, and model strong teaching methods that have been successful in the classroom. New workshop added August 2008 |
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School programs
Elitnaurvik Within East Program
"Elitnaurvik Within
East" Program (EWE), established
in 1987, provides a program for over
300 Alaska Native and Native American
Indian
students at East High School. [More
information about EWE...]
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