American Indian Education

The Title IX Indian Education Program is a federally funded program that addresses the specific educational and culturally related needs of American Indian students in kindergarten through twelfth grade.

The Indian Education program offers:

• Parental support assistance
• Cultural classes
• Referrals for academic tutoring
• Community agency and social programs assistance

Cultural Classes:
Cultural classes are held when school is in session. Classes include instruction on a variety of topics, including traditional arts, language, cooking, jewelry making, and regalia making. Various age-appropriate activities are available.

Participation:
Participation in the programs is open to any student of American Indian ancestry who attends a public school or public school academy within the Muskegon, Muskegon Heights, Mona Shores, Oakridge, and Orchard View School Districts.

For more information e-mail Carol Wimpee or call (231) 720-2533