Tag: TEDNA
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“Know Before ‘U’ Go”
Know Before “U” Go is a college preparation program designed by the American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC). The program teaches about post-secondary education, financial aid, and scholarships for the upcoming fall of 2016. They will have two locations set up. The first location is in Seattle, Washington in October and the second location in Rapid…
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Graduation is around the corner . . .
With graduation around the corner, this is a good time to remind everyone about the flyers TEDNA and NARF created. Two flyers were created to assist students and families in their quest to wear an eagle feather at their graduation ceremony. The first trifold flyer is for students and families and serves to provide guidance on working…
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Job Announcement: TEDNA NYCP College and Career Readiness for Indian Students Project Director
The Tribal Education Department National Assembly (TEDNA) Native Youth Community Partners (NYCP) Project will develop, test, and demonstrate the effectiveness of College and Career Readiness services and supports to improve the educational opportunities and achievement of Indian students in middle and junior high school. The TEDNA NYCP Project is expected to achieve the goal that…
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2015 Forum and Workshop Materials
Here are TEDNA’s 2015 forum and workshop materials. They will also be stored in the Resources section. TEDNA Annual Meeting and Forum: 2015-10-14 Rosebud Sioux Tribe TEDNA Presentation 2015-10-14 Bowman PhD.Oral Defense TEDNA Presentation 2015-10-14 Sam Morseau TEDNA Presentation 2015-10-14 NARF, Melody MCCOY Tribal Education Codes TEDNA Workshop: Collaborating with Public Schools: STEP NIEA Workshop
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TEDNA is Proud to Announce the Winner of its 2015 Merit Award Contest: Alana Walker
NEW RELEASE – Tribal Education Departments National Assembly Friday, September 18, 2015 TEDNA ANNOUNCES WINNER OF MERIT AWARD CONTEST Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA) Executive Director Quinton RomanNose congratulates Alana Walker for her essay on the importance of culture in education. Ms. Walker is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and is currently…
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Throwback Thursday: TEDNA Founders at the White House, 2004
Vickie Vasquez, Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Office of Indian Education in 2004 who awarded NARF a grant to start TEDNA. Quinton Roman Nose, Marilyn Cuch (In 2004, President George W. Bush acknowledged Mrs. Cuch’s work in preparing American Indian/Alaska Native teachers at Haskell Indian Nations University, Lawrence, Kansas.) , Joyce Silverthorne, Jerome Jainga (except…