Kerry Venegas is the Director of the Tribal Education Department for the Hoopa Valley Tribe, and is providing an update on California AB 163, which expands Native teaching credential authorization for Tribes that passed as AB 544 in 2009. AB 163 is still in the legislative process, but doesn’t seem to have any major roadblocks. Even…
Here from Indian Country Today, and an excerpt: Four books dealing with Native history that were supposed to be introduced during the spring semester have been taken off the elementary-school curriculum in Juneau in the wake of concerns about their accuracy and sensitivity. The books, published by McGraw-Hill Education, were removed after a number of people…
Here, and an excerpt: What’s a research concern that we still need answered about early-childhood education? What follows is Susan C. Faircloth’s response to this question. See more responses. Susan C. Faircloth Research suggests that the quality of early-childhood education and care plays a critical role in helping to shape children’s school readiness, as well…
Our annual meeting and forum was held on October 15, 2014 in Anchorage, Alaska. Included here are materials discussed and presentations given. TEDNA Select Bills 113th Congress Presentations: ACT: Multiple Dimensions of Readiness- Kevin Houchin and Stacey Ellmore Washington State-Tribal Education Compacts- Audrey Gugel for Senator John McCoy Native Village of Kotzebue -Tribal Education Programs…
I thought I posted this earlier, but it looks like I did not. Here is S. Rep. 113-266, in support of S. 2299, which would amend the Native American Programs Act of 1974 to reauthorize a provision to ensure the survival and continuing vitality of Native American languages. The purpose of S. 2299 is to provide additional…