American Indian Education
The Fridley Public Schools American Indian Education program is directly funded through Indian Education grants. The program is meant to increase student educational success and cultural appreciation through activities and support.
Eligibility for Title VII services are available to:
- An enrolled member of a tribe, band or other organized group, including Alaskan and Hawaiian natives
- A child of a parent or grandparent who is an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe or group of Indians.
If your child/children has any Native American background, please fill out these two forms (listed below) to the best of your ability. This parent letter explains the next steps.
- Title VII Student Eligibility Certification form (506 Form)
- Johnson O'Malley Program Certification Form
Our services include:
- Academic advising (6-12)
- Parent Advisory Committee
- Field trips
- Cultural activities
- College visits
- Assistance in preparation for college or vocational training (6-12)
MIGIZI Support Services
Fridley Public Schools partners with MIGIZI to support our American Indian families. Click here to view a list of services.
Native American Scholarship Database
Click here for more information and to view the list of scholarships.
Change to Chill for Native and Indigenous Youth
https://www.changetochill.org/native-and-indigenous-youth/
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upcoming events
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CONTACT
Jayna Gunderson
American Indian Education Coordinator
Licensed School Counselor supporting American Indian Students
(763) 502-5046
Gunderson@isd14.org
American Indian Parent Advisory Committee
All parents/guardians of American Indian students are encouraged to join the American Indian Parent Advisory Committee.
Next American Indian Parent Advisory Committee meeting:
- Tuesday, Jan 14 at 3pm at the FCC room 112 6085 7th St NE, Fridley, MN 55432.
Food is provided.
For more information, please email Jayna Gunderson at gunderson@isd14.org