The Tribal Education Departments National Assembly, otherwise known as “TEDNA” is a national membership-based nonprofit that aims to develop capacity-building resources for Tribal Education Departments (TEDs) around the nation. The ideal goal is that every federally recognized tribal nation has the capacity to serve their citizens through a centralized tribal education service. That no matter … Continue reading The Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA)
To learn more about how your tribe can apply to receive an ACT code, which allows tribes to list their students to have their scores sent to their tribe for automatic scholarship consideration and more, please attend the ACT Workshop on September 5, 2017.
State Superintendent Brian Whiston does not have authority to withhold state aid from school districts with Native American mascots or logos, according to a legal opinion issued Thursday by Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette. Click here to read the codes pertaining to this situation.
