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American Indian Education

American Indian Education aims to support the academic achievements of American Indian students by advocating for culturally informed instructional strategies, engaging families and students, and establishing cooperative relationships with departments, schools, and the community.

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Camp Opportunities for K-12 Indigenous Students - Summer 2025

Click Here to View the 2025 Summer Programs 

American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (AIPAC)

The AIPAC works with the American Indian Education Coordinator and Home School Liaison to serve an advisory role for the American Indian Education program. Meals and childcare are provided for all meetings.

AIPAC Roles, Responsibilities, and Bylaws

2024-2025 AIPAC Events & Meetings

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Contacts

Ameina Haines
American Indian Home School Liaison

507-990-3937
ahaine1@isd77.org
 

Jocie DeSutter
Student Support Coordinator

507-207-4061
jdesut1@isd77.org