Education

The Education Department administers various education, and employment and training programs. The function of the department is to further develop and improve the basic education skills of adult tribal members; upgrade and improve the academic performance of eligible Indian children; provide on-site work experience within tribal operations; and provide support for academic and technical training, and on the job training in the private sector for eligible participants. The Education Department administers several state and federal grants which include: Johnson O'Malley, Adult Education, Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Each program has specific guidelines a person must meet in order to participate.

GED Prep Class Fall 2008 Schedule - Posted June 26th, 2008


Fred L. McGhee Scholarship Application - Posted June 9th, 2008


1st Generation Indian Descent Scholarship Application - Posted June 9th, 2008


NRCS is accepting WHIP Applications - Posted June 6th, 2008


NRCS is accepting EQIP Applications - Posted June 6th, 2008


Powwow Club Application - Posted June 5th, 2008


We want you to join the Poarch Creek Powwow Club! - Posted June 4th, 2008


June Education News - Posted June 3rd, 2008


Catch The Reading Bug - Posted June 3rd, 2008

Also available: The Reading Bug Schedule:


Tribal Youth Council Flyer - Posted May. 30th, 2008


Tribal Youth Council Application - Posted May. 30th, 2008


Mvskoke Creek Language Class - Posted May. 30th, 2008


Bishop State Community College Tuition-Free Summer Training Program for Plumbing, Carpentry and Masonry - Posted May. 15th, 2008


Summer Work / Learn Program Application - Posted Apr. 30th, 2008


Miss Indian Alabama Competition 2008-2009 - Posted Apr. 29th, 2008


Education Department Financial Aid News May 2008 - Posted Apr. 29th, 2008


Attention 1st Generation Indian Descent Students - Posted Apr. 29th, 2008


Tuition Assistance Info - Posted Apr. 23rd, 2008

Download the Appropriate Application below (these applications are in PDF format).

The McGhee-Tullis Tuition Assistance Program

The following items are available for download (these applications are in PDF format):

Poarch Creek Tribal Tuition Payment Program Students

This is a reminder that one of the requirements for the Tuition Payment Program is that your semester grades be submitted at the end of each semester or as you receive them.. If you have not turned in a copy of your latest report card or transcript, you need to do so as soon as possible. Contact Mrs. Shelia Fisher at (251) 368-9136, ext. 2241, sfisher@poarchcreekindians-nsn.gov, or by fax at (251) 368-0809.


Contact Information:
sfisher@poarchcreekindians-nsn.gov

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