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Article #111: Orange County Schools' Native American Program

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Orange County Schools' Native American providing services in helping Native
Parent Advisory Committee American students to meet Orange County
Orange County Schools have taken an Schools' performance standards; by
active role in the developing quality ensuring that Native American students
programs for all their members of their partake in their school's Federal, State
diverse student population. One program and local programs as considered
that has been developed is aimed at necessary; by providing recruitment
aiding student performance and improving activities and family liaison services to
instructional opportunities for students meet the culturally related academic
of Native American heritage. In order to needs of Native American students; and by
better achieve these aims the Orange providing professional development
County School's Native American Parent opportunities to ensure that staff are
Advisory Committee was created. The properly trained and prepared to do work
Native American Parent Advisory Committee with Native American students.
acts under Title VII federal guidelines. Native American Parent Advisory
It is composed of eight members; six Committee's Senior Recognition Night
elected members and two non-elected Every year the Native American Parent
positions. The elected positions of Advisory Committee recognizes graduating
President, Vice President, Treasurer, seniors from Orange County Schools. The
Secretary, Teacher Representative, and event includes refreshments, speakers,
Student Representative are elected at the donations, community sponsorship and a
beginning of each school year and a Native American dance demonstration. A
nominated by parents of Orange County new sponsor for this year's program is
Schools. The non-elected positions the L.A. Dodgers baseball team. Senior
currently are Chris Eslick Coordinator, Recognition Night honors those students
Title VII-Native American Program and of Native American heritage who have
Oryden Gould, Title VII Community Liaison worked to excel in academic achievement
Secretary, who is of Cherokee decent. The within Orange County Schools. Senior
program is intended to support Native Recognition Night is also a way for the
American students in attaining high marks Native American Parent Advisory Committee
in reading, language arts, and to recognize the families of these
mathematics. It meets this goal: by students and connect to the community.






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