American Indian Education
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American Indian Education is dedicated to the success of our native students. Our mission is to provide academic and cultural support to American Indian students based on American Indian values, culture, and language.
The following are offered to any Lakeville Area Schools ISD 194 students enrolled in the American Indian Education Program:
- Academic Advocacy
- Cultural enrichment classes & events for students and their families
- Field trips and other experimental learning opportunities
- ACT Prep Courses
- College and Career Readiness
American Indian Education Aid Program (AIEA)
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The American Indian Education Aid (AIEA) program is administered by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and provides per-pupil funding to districts, charter schools, and Tribal contract schools that report a state American Indian student count of 20 or more on the October 1 MARSS (Minnesota Automated Reporting Student System) reporting deadline. Twenty American Indian students generate a base award of $40,000, and each American Indian student beyond that generates an additional $500.
Indian Education Resources
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Fry Bread by Kevin Noble Maillard
FAQs
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Who is eligible for services?
Any student who is recognized by the state or federally as American Indian. Usually this is associated with the child, a parent, or a grandparent being enrolled in a federally recognized tribe.
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How much do services cost?
The services provided through American Indian Education are free.
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How do I enroll my children in Lakeville Area Schools' American Indian Education?
We request you fill out a 506 Form.
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Why should I fill out a 506 form for my children?
This form helps us obtain federal and state grant money which funds our programs, ensuring that they are free for students.