Indian Education
"Grown men may learn from very little children, for the hearts of little children are pure, and, therefore, the Great Spirit may show to them many things which older people miss."
Black Elk
Medicine man and Holy man, Ogalala Lakota
Contact Us
Debbie Worley
Director
dworley@cnpschools.org
(405) 390-5522
Sina Nay
Adm Asst Indian Ed
(405)390-5487
snay@cnpschools.org
Did you miss your Talking Stick for this month?
The Title VI and J.O.M. programs are designed to connect Native American students with programs and resources to reach their educational goals. Choctaw/Nicoma Park Schools serve over 700 Native American students from 33 Tribes.
FAMcamps
June & July 2025
*Weeklong sessions highlight First American values through hands-on activities. FAMcamps run 9 a.m.–4 p.m. with optional extended care.
Registration begins March 31, 2025!
First Americans Museum
Every summer the First Americans Museum features FAMcamps for students of all ages. These fun, hands-on sessions are an exciting and informative way to learn about Native American culture and history. Registration begins March 31, 2025 and sessions fill up quickly. There are sessions such as; a dance class that celebrates indigenous movement and storytelling; Wellness Warrior Week where kids tackle challenging obstacles and learn to use problem solving skills; or Native Design Studio where campers explore a world of pattern and color (great for the artists out there). These options and more are available - but, sessions fill up quickly so check out all the sessions and get ready to sign up:
*From the FAM website
Title VI Public Hearing
Thank you to all who attended the Title VI Hearing
Below, please find the agenda and a video of the meeting for those who were unable to attend.