American Indian Parent Network
Did you know that the dropout rate for American Indian students is the highest in the state for any minority group? About 60 percent of American Indian students drop out of school before reaching graduation. Both federal and state laws mandate that American Indian children must receive education that acknowledges their heritage and culture.
Would you like information about education or mental health services? Do you need to know more about your child's special education program or Section 504 accommodations? Do you have questions about school discipline? Are you unsure of your rights?
If so, the American Indian Parent Network can help! The American Indian Parent Network provides workshops and individual assistance to parents and professionals, including those from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and tribal and charter schools.
The American Indian Parent Network offers:
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Workshops for Parents and Professionals Parent to Parent Support Culturally Competent Services |
Individual Assistance - Speak with an American Indian advocate to: Written Information Indian Family Resource Consultants |
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