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.

Children's Services

Please contact Christyn Sells, Children's Service Coordinator, at extension 2244 for any additional information concerning the services the Tribe has available for children.

GED Prep Program

Please contact Billie McGhee, Adult Service Coordinator, at extension 2243 for any additional information concerning the GED Program.

McGhee Tullis Tuition Assistance Program for Tribal Members

Please contact Shelia Fisher, Tuition Program Coordinator, at extension 2241 for any additional information on the McGhee Tullis Tuition Assistance Program.

Fred L. McGhee First Generation Scholarship for First Generation

Please contact Magen Weaver, Tuition Program Coordinator, at extension 2242 for any additional information on the Fred L. McGhee Scholarship Program.

External Scholarships and Program Opportunities

There are several ongoing external opportunities available for college students seeking to improve their education and adults wanting to improve their job skills. In order to obtain a full list of these opportunities please click here or contact Mrs. Billie McGhee, Adult Services Coordinator, at extension 2243.


Contact Information:
sfisher@pci-nsn.gov

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