Title VI
The Title VI program provides services to Native American students. This program was recently renamed Title VI, which was formerly Title VII. These services include tutoring and cultural events. We meet regularly with our families.
The purpose of the Title VI Indian Education Program is to:
- Meet the unique educational and culturally related academic needs of Native Americans so that these students can achieve the same challenging state standards as all students.
- Assist in connecting families of Native American students with culture, community and education.
- Address the culturally related academic needs of Native American students.
- Extend program services to all qualified Native American students.
- Improve cultural awareness and self esteem among students.
- Increase the number of Title VI Program students successfully completing high school and pursuing higher education.
Student Eligibility
- The student must be enrolled in school.
- Either the student or a biological parent or grandparent must be or must have been enrolled or recognized by an Indian tribe, group or band.
- The parent or guardian of the student needs to complete a Federal “506” Form indicating the student's heritage.
Title VI ED 506 Indian Student Eligibility Certification Form
Send us your 506 form! These forms are part of the Title VI federal program that ensures the government is providing quality education for Native students as required by Tribal treaties. Every form increases funding for our program and helps all Native students get academic support and cultural programming. These forms are kept confidential within the Native Ed department and your information will not be shared with outside parties. You only need to fill out this form once if you stay in Reynolds School District. It doesn’t hurt to turn it in again if you are not sure about your program enrollment! Print and turn into your school front office.
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