Anchorage School District logo ASD Online -- The Website of the Anchorage School District
Site Index | Site Options | Contact Us
Schools | Departments | About ASD | School Board | myASD

Title VII, Indian Education Program

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

Indian Education logo
Current Events


NAC Spring Elections
Deadline for applications
May 14, 2008

Presentation & report
from Feb. public hearing

AK Native Cultural
Charter School
seeks students

Scholarships, internships and other opportunities for
high school students

Parent tip
Promote regular attendance to increase your child's chances for graduation.
Live carefully - what you do will come back to you.
~Tsimshian

In the news

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

We are proud to be able to provide the local community the opportunity to have a voice in the education of their children.

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.

Learn more about enrolling in the Indian Education program.

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 be enrolled in our program. [Learn more]


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...]

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 


Anchorage School District logo