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|  | | | | Our mission statement | | To assist American Indian Students in graduating from high school with a quality education and positive cultural/personal identity.
Philosophy Statement
The American Indian Education Programs offered through the Saint Paul Public School District 625 is in existence to preserve and present the unique political, sovereign, cultural, traditional, and spiritual values of American Indian nations through education.
Organization
The American Indian Education Programs are supervised via the Office of Professional Development. The American Indian Education Parent Committee is composed of parents/guardians of American Indian students attending Saint Paul Public Schools, teachers and staff under the teacher's contract actively working in the District, and American Indian secondary students attending a District school. Their role is to assist and advise the Saint Paul Public School District in providing effective school programs and services for American Indian students.
Eligibility Guidelines
The American Indian Education Program provides services by request Students, parents, teachers, and other school personnel may request services. All services are supplemental to existing services or are services not provided by another school program.
American Indian Education Program services may be provided to any American Indian student who is:
-An enrolled member of a tribe, band, or other organized group, including Alaskan Natives.
-The child or grandchild of a member of a tribe, band, or other organized group.
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