Phoenix Elementary School District #1

Title VI — Indian, Native Hawaiian, and Alaska Native Education addresses the unique educational and culturally related academic needs, of American Indian students through formula grants to eligible Local Education Agencies and tribes from the U.S. Department of Education. The act also provides competitive grant opportunities for “Special Programs and Projects to Improve Educational Opportunities for Indian Children.” It authorizes expenditures to serve American Indians including: fellowships, gifted and talented education, and tribal educational planning grants.

We honor and embrace our Native American students and families at Phoenix #1, and strive to meet the unique needs of our Native American students and families to ensure their educational opportunities are second to none.

Next Parent Advisory Council Meeting is Saturday, April 20th at 12PM. PETER PIPER PIZZA / 3403 N. 7^thAve / Phoenix, AZ

Parent Advisory Committee By-Laws

Parent Advisory Committee Members:

Chairperson: Christina Brown

Vice Chair: Kaye Rodriguez

Secretary: Andrea Klimas

By-Laws PDF

Johnson-O'Malley Program

Serves to financially assist efforts designed to meet the specialized and unique educational needs of eligible Indian students, including programs supplemental to the regular school program and school operational support, where such support is necessary to maintain established State educational standards.

JOM Enrollment Form

Johnson-O’Malley Presentation

Johnson-O’Malley Summer School 2018

33 students in grades K-7^th participated in a 3 week summer program at Capitol School. Academics, art, cultural activities, visits from the AZ Science Center on Wheels, and field trips were all part of the fun.

These photos are from our trip to Montezuma Castle in the Verde Valley. We hiked as close as allowed to the dwelling and heard from a volunteer Ranger about life in the dwelling, pets they kept, foods they ate and why the Sinagua People may have eventually left the area after 400 years there. A picnic lunch in the shade rounded out our visit. Seeing this dwelling up close was a real highlight for the students and teachers!

This program was fully funded by Johnson-O’Malley grant funds. Use of these funds for Summer School was approved by the Phoenix #1 Indian Education Parent Advisory Committee.