The Native American Education Program provides cultural and educational services to American Indian and Alaska Native children. These services include tutoring assistance, presentation of Native American cultural classes during regular day and after school, and outreach to parents of students.

 

Native American and Alaskan Native students, K-12, may participate in this program. Families and students become eligible for services through completing and  submitting an eligibility form for each child. Please email Josh Hoaglen, Native American Program Educator, at jmhoagle@egusd.net for this eligibility form or for more information. Return the completed form to Educational Equity, 9510 Elk Grove-Florin Road, Elk Grove 95624.

 

Tutoring or outreach services are provided at the request of the parent, guardian, or school site. Cultural classes are open to all program students, K-12. The enrollment form is located below:
506 Enrollment Form

 

Tutoring services are available throughout the school year.  Culture classes are scheduled throughout the year, including a special summer program. Contact the Native American Program Educator for the schedule.

 

Students participate in the Native American Education program for a variety of reasons: for assistance with school work, particularly reading and math; for culturally related enrichment; for support and encouragement in the achievement of challenging standards; for assistance in working toward entering institutions of higher education.