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Statement of Purpose
Indian Education is a Federal program, now under Title VI, whose purpose is "to support the local school district in its effort to provide Indian students the opportunity to achieve high standards and meet the special educational and culturally related academic needs of American Indian and Alaska Native students." E.D.G.A.R. 34 CFR Section 9102 (a.)
This program serves Native American students in Lake Shore Public Schools, South Lake, Lakeview, Roseville, Fraser, East Detroit and Harper Woods school districts.
Any student registered in our program can be involved in activities. A form called the 506 form must be completed to be considered registered. Although a Tribal Enrollment number is preferred, a parent/guardian can register their child if they have the minimum information of student name, tribal affiliation, and a parent signature. Please e-mail or phone our office for a registration form.
History
The Lake Shore Public Schools Indian Education Consortium has been serving the local Native American community for over 30 years.
Our Mission
To ensure the academic success and meet the cultural needs of our Native American students. Our primary objective is to raise student achievement in reading and math.
A student makes a dream catcher during a workshop in January at Lake Shore High School. |
A mother helps her daughter make a dream catcher during the workshop. |
2009-10 Brochure of Saturday Workshops
Our Staff
Cindy Sam
Director of Indian Education
(586) 285-8932
Paula Phillips
Student Services
(586) 285-8930
Services Available
· Extended Day Instruction for Students by Certified Teachers
· Cultural Heritage Awareness
· Academic and Craft Activities
· Parenting Information
· Educational Materials Provided to Consortium Schools
· Information & Referral
· Parent Committee
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