Indian Education (Title VII)

Nebo Title VII Indian Education enrollment

Students - download and complete registration form and email or fax to eileen.quintana@nebo.edu to 801-798-4481 attn:Indian Edu

Federal funding generated by 506 forms helps Title VII develop, unique and specialized services for Pre-K—12 grade American Indian and Alaskan Native students. 

These activities are scheduled for 2012/2013 school year:

  • Afterschool homework lab Mon and Wed 3-5pm
  • tutoring help
  • Camp Eagle Summer School during the month of June
  • Wasatch Eagle Cultural Performing Arts group
  • Cultural, Academic and Leadership Workshops/Conferences
  • Scholarship, career and post-secondary training and exploration
  • Navajo Language and Government classes
  • Native Advisory Committee (parents, teachers and students) 

 ENROLLMENT IN PROGRAM DOES NOT OBLIGATE STUDENT OR  PARENTS TO PARTICIPATE!

Are you, your child or child’s grandparents an enrolled member of a American Indian tribe or Alaskan Native group? If so, your child can enroll in the Title VII program. Enrollment will increase opportunities available for your child. Our program goal is to meet and exceed state academic and cultural standards. 

Please indicate if your family declines participation or does not have tribal enrollment to participate. Write student’s name, DOB and status and return to school. We will note this in Database.

If you have questions please call 801-798-4480 Indian Education.

Nature High Summer Camp

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Nature High Summer Camp is a week-long, high adventure camp ran by multiple government agencies (The UC Regional Office is one partner). The students spend the week on the beautiful Manti-LaSal National Forest learning about natural resource positions and trying their hand at tree coring, bug collecting, hydrology, and many other fun jobs. This year the camp will be held from July 8-13.

Visit the website to get more information or see the video on what camp is all about: http://naturehighcamp.com/

 The only requirements are that the students are high school-aged and live in Utah. The camp only costs $50 per student for the entire week, which includes housing, food, entertainment, and learning. It is an amazing program and one kids will have a blast attending. An experience of a lifetime!

 See registration forms to submit an application. The deadline is May 20, so please have any high school students you think may be interested get their applications in as soon as possible. Please forward this to anyone who has students who may be interested in attending.

Anytown Youth Leadership Retreat

Anytown Youth Leadership Retreat

June 9-14, 2013

See flyer for details.

Summer School

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Please see the Summer School Flyer for details.

Sign-up sheet also available.

Math & Science Camp

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Math & Science workshop (June 17-19) looking for girls going into the 8th grade next year! Scholarships available for those that cannot afford the registration fee. Check out all the information regarding registration, schedule etc.

http://www.westminstercollege.edu/awesum

New Resources for Librarians (and teachers)

We've added some additional resources on our "Teacher Resources" page. These resources were from an email specifically for Librarians, but also serve as a great resource for teachers. Hopefully you will find them useful to you:

http://title7.nebo.edu/content/librarians-and-teachers

Cultural Sensitivity for Thanksgiving

Here is some information to help you with cultural sensitivity this Thanksgiving:

(Letter Attached as PDF)

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