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Education

Tribal leaders recognize the importance of having a community that provides Native children with all the educational opportunities that the rest of the nation’s children have.  For this reason, improving the Indian education system has always been a priority of Indian Country.  We are committed to ensuring that our children are receiving every opportunity that is available to children nationwide.

Documents

• Title VII- Indian, Native Hawaiian, and Alaska Native Education Kennedy-Enzi Draft
• Public Law 107-110 No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
• Executive Order 13336 on American Indian and Alaska Native Education
• National Advisory Council on Indian Education Annual Report 2005-2006

Links

• National Indian Education Association
• Tribal Education Departments National Assembly
• Department of Education, Office of Indian Education
• Bureau of Indian Education
• National Advisory Council on Indian Education
• Johnson O'Malley Programs
• American Indian Higher Education Consortium
• National Education Association

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