ERIC ED366490: Directory of Native Education Resources in the Southeast Region.

37 Pages·1993·1.4 MB·English

by  ERIC

DOCUMENT RESUME
RC 019 492
ED 366 490
Directory of Native Education Resources in the
TITLE
Southeast Region.
Native Education Initiative of the Regional
INSTITUTION
Educational Labs.; Southeastern Regional Vision for
Education (SERVE), Tallahassee, FL.
Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED),
SPONS AGENCY
Washington, DC.
PUB DATE
93
NOTE
37p.
Directories/Catalogs (132)
Reference Materials
PUB TYPE
MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage.
EDRS PRICE
Advisory Committees; Advocacy; *American Indian
DESCRIPTORS
Education; Boards of Education; Cultural Centers;
Early Childhood Education; Educational Resources;
Elementary Secondary Education; Federal Programs;
Higher Education; Job Training; *Organizations
(Groups); *Resource Centers; Schooi Districts; *State
Agencies; *Tribes
*Native Americans; *United States (Southeast)
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
This directory lists approximately 100 tribes,
American
agencies, organizations, and institutions concerned with
Indian education in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North
listed here
Carolina, and South Carolina. While the organizations
(SERVE)
reflect the Southeastern Regional Vision for Education
region, inclusion does not imply endorsement by SERVE. Entries are
categorized as national or by state, and include national and
regional associations, organizations, clearinghouses, and centers;
state-government and private agencies and organizations; federally
districts
recognized tribes; tribes not federally recognized; school
postsecondary
and boards of education; American Indian centers; and
institutions and related organizations. These groups are concerned
Indian education
with administration of federal, state, and tribal
training for educators and program
programs; technical assistance and
administrators; cultural education and activities; tribal economic
student
development; supplementary and compensatory education;
financial assistance; advocacy; culture-based environmental
education; early childhood education; native language instruction;
services
job training, employment, and social services; and support
of director or
for Indian college students. Each entry includes name
brief description. This
contact person, address, phone number, and a
laboratories,
directory contains a map of the regional educational
additions or
contact persons at regional labs, a form for
services.
(SV)
corrections, and a list of SERVE publications and
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Directory of
Native
Education
Resources
in the
Southeast
Region
1993
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WhAIIIa/b.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Office of Educational Research ano imprOvernent
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION
CENTER (ERIC)
document has been reproduced as
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received from the person or organization
originating it
BEST COPY AVAII ABLE
Minor changes have been made to improve
reproduction quality
Points 01 view or opinions stated in t his docu.
ment do not necessarily represent official
OERI PollitiOn or policy
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Directory of
Native Education Resources
in the Southeast Region
Native Education Directory: Organizations
This directory is a companion volume to the 1993
the United States and Territories. It Is
and Resources for Educators of Native Peoples of
The brief descriptions are meant
Intended to be used as a first-line source of information.
objectives and services. The
only to suggest the content and scope of each organlzation's
Regional Vision for Education
organizations listed in this Directory reflect the South Eastern
of any organization by SERVE.
(SERVE) region and inclusion does not suggest endorsement
time and
of the people who responded generously with their
We wish to thank all
correspondence In providing Information for this directory.
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Directory of Native EducsZcci Resources
Directory of Native Education Resources
in the Southeast Region
South Eastern Regional Vision for Education
and
The Native Education Initiative
of the Regional Educational Laboratories
SERVE Directory of Native Education Resources Production Staff
Project Coordinator
Nancy Uvesay
Program Specialist
Caroline Follman
Computer Systems Administrator
Victor Tolbert
Graduate Assistant
Barbara Davis
Senior Secretaty
Tamera Greeley
Directory of Native Education Resources
Table of Contents
vil
Preface
ix
Regional Lab Contacts
xl
Map of Educational Laboratories
National
1
National Associations, Organizations, Clearinghouses, and Centers
Alabama
1
....
State Government and Private Agencies/Organizations
3
Federally Recognized Tribes
3
Non-Federally Recognized Tribes
3
Elementary/Secondary Schools
Florida
7
American Indian Centers
7
State Government and Private Agencies/Organizations
8
Federally Recognized Tribes
8
State Recognized Tribes
8
Elementary/Secondary Schools
8
Media
Georgia
9
State Government and Private Agencies/Organizations
9
Non-Federally Recognized Tribes
Mississippi
11
State Government and Private Agencies/OrganIzations
11
Elementary/Secondary Schools
North Carolina
13
American Indian Centers
13
State Government and Private Agencies/Organziations
17
Post Secondary Institutions and Related Organizations
18
Federally Recognized Tribes
18
Non-Federally Recognized Tribes
18
Elementary/Secondary Schools
South Carolina
21
State Government and Private Agencles/Organizations
23
Entry Form
25
SERVE Order Forms
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Directory of Native Education Resources
Preface
The publication of regional directories is a collaborative project of the regional
education laboratories. The enduring mission of the ten regional education
laboratories is to improve the quality of education by helping policymakers and
practitioners apply the best available knowledge from research, development,
and practice.
The SouthEastern Regional Vision for Education (SERVE) is the regional
education laboratory that serves the southeastern states of Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. SERVE is a coalition
of business leaders, governors, policymakers, and educators who are seeking
systemic improvement in education. SERVE operates under a five-year contract
with the U.S. Department of Education to provide leadership, support, and
research to assist state and local efforts in improving educational outcomes,
especially for at-risk and rural students. Laboratory goals are to address critical
issues in the region, work as a catalyst for positive change, serve as a broker of
exemplary research and practice, and become an invaluable source of
information for organizations working to promote systemic educational
improvement.
Dreaory of Native Education Resources
Regional Lab Contacts
Contacts for the Native Education initiative
of the
Regional Educational Laboratories
Lead Laboratory
Joann Sebastian Morris
Mid-continent Regional Educational Laboratory
Participating Laboratories
Patricia Cahape
Appalachia Educational Laboratory and
ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools
Elise Trumbull Estrin and Sharon Nelson-Barber
Far West Laboratory for Educational Research and Development
Iris Heavy Runner
North Central Regional Educational Laboratory
Patrick Weasel Head and Anita Tsinnajinnie
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
Margaret Melanie Lion
Research for Better Schools
Nancy Fuentes
Southwest Educational Development Laboratory
Nancy Livesay
South Eastern Regional Vision for Education
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MAP OF
EDUCATIONAL LABORATORIES
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT of EDUCATION,
Office
Of EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH and IMPROVEMENT
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Northwest Rational
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Far W. Laboratory
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Clutiwolon, WV
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SERVE
SouthEastarn Regional
Vision for Education
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Commanweelth of ths
Greensboro, NC
Northern Materna Wands
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Eduoatonal laboriftly
Development Laixesicey
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Austin. TX
Atopubac of Paw
Western Region
Southwestern Region
Northeast Region
Far West Laboratory for Educational
Southwest Educational Development
The Regional Laboratory for
Research and Development
Laboratory
Educational Improvement of the
730 Harrison Street
211 East Seventh Street
Northeast and Islands
San Francisco, CA 94107
Austin, TX 78701
300 Brickstone Square, Suite 900
415/565-3000
5121476-6861
Andover, MA 01810
Director: Dean H. Nafziger
Director Preston C. Kronkcksky
508/470-0098
Director: David P. Crandall
Pacific Region
Central Region
Pacific Region Educational Laboratory
Mid-continent Regional Educational
Mid-Atlantic Region
1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1409
Laboratory
Research for Better Schools
Honolulu, HI 96813
2550 South Parker Road, Suite 500
444 North Third Street
808/532-1900
Aurora, CO 80014
Philadelphia, PA 19123
Director: John W. Kofel
303/337 0990
215/. '14 -9300
Director: C. L. Hutchins
Director: John E. Hopkins
Midwestern Region
Appalachia Region
North Central Regional Educational
Appalachian Educational Laboratory
Laboratory
P. 0. Box 1348
1900 Spring Road, Suite 300
Charleston, WV 25325
Oak Brook, IL 60521
3041347-0400
708/571-4700
Director: Terry L. Eidell
Director: Jeri Nowakowski
Southeastern Region
Northwestern Region
SouthEastern Regional Vision for
Northwest Regional Educational
Education
Laboratory
P.O. Box 5367
101 S.W. Main Avenue, Suite 500
Greensboro, NC 27412
Portland, OR 97204
9191334-3211
5031275-9500
Director: Roy H. Forbes
Director: Robert R. Rath
NATIONAL
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National
Directory of Native Education Resources
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The following national organizations maintain headquarter offices In the Southeast and serve muttiple
states.
Indian Education Technical Assistance
National Associations,
Cantor P (IETAC)
Organizations, Clearinghouses,
Gwen Shunatona
and Centers
ORBIS
Suite 700
Head Start Region 4
1411 K St., NW
Department of Health and Human Sarvices*
Washington, DC 20005
101 Marietta Tower
[phone] or [phone]
Sulte 821
Fax: [phone]
Atlanta, GA 30323
[phone] Fax: [phone]
Six regional Indian Education Technical
Assistance Centers (IETAC) are funded by the
The Head Start Program is administered by the
U.S. Department of Education Office of Indian
Administration for Children and Families,
Education to serve educators of Native students
Department of Health and Human Savices.
within specific geographical regions. The
Grants are awarded by the Health and Human
IETACs disseminate information and provide
Services Regional Offices to local public and
training and technical assistance to grantees and
private nonprofit organizations and agencies for
prospective grantees in the following areas:
the purpose of operating Head Start programs at
program planning, development, management,
the community level. The programs serve both
and evaluation.
rural and urban areas In all 50 states, the District
of Columbia, and the Trust Territories. There
Serving: AL, AR, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY,
are special programs for Indian children. Head
LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MO, MS, NH, NJ, NY, NC,
Start also funds Parent and Child Centers across
OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, VA, VT, WV, DC
the country that provide services to children
ages 0 to 3.
Serving: AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN
'Descriptions marked with an asterisk (*) are taken directly or in a modified form from the 1993 National
Education Directory: Organizations and Flesources for Educators of Native Peoples of the United States
and Territories.
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