Indian Education & Tribal Partnerships

Supporting Native Students, Families, and Communities

DNCOE works with Tribal Nations, Native families, educators, and community partners to strengthen culturally grounded educational opportunities for American Indian students throughout Del Norte County. Through programs, partnerships, curriculum, and coordinated support, this work promotes academic success, cultural connection, family engagement, and pathways to college, career, and community.

Detailed program information, resources, curriculum, and current contacts are available through our existing American Indian Education Services website.

Programs & Services

Del Norte Indian Career Pathways Program

Del Norte Indian Career Pathways (DNICP) helps prepare American Indian students for college and careers through academic support, mentoring, cultural experiences, and college and career exploration.

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Title VI Indian Education

Title VI supports the educational and culturally related academic needs of American Indian and Alaska Native students through academic services, family engagement, and other resources.

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Curriculum & Cultural Learning

Locally developed curriculum and cultural learning resources help educators and students engage with the histories, cultures, languages, and contemporary experiences of Native peoples in our region.

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Tribal & Community Partnerships

Partnerships with Tribal Nations and Native-led organizations are essential to this work. Collaboration with Tribal education leaders, families, educators, and community organizations helps ensure programs and learning opportunities reflect local cultures, priorities, and the needs of Native students and families.

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