Native American Education Program
"If you are an enrolled student with Mesa Public Schools or parent/guardian of a Preschool to 12th grade student enrolled with Mesa Public Schools you may contact Native American Education Program office at 480-472-0580."
Program Information
The Native American Education Program (NAEP) consists of multi-funded, supplemental supports intended to meet the special academic and cultural needs of Native American students in the areas of reading, math and attendance.
- Federal ESSA Grant - Title VI
- U.S. Department of Education - Impact Aid
- Bureau of Indian Education Program - Johnson O'Malley funds (JOM)
- Indian Policy and Procedures - IPP
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Office: 480-472-0580
NAEP Office Hours -
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
NAEP Eligibility Guidelines
- Must be a student enrolled in Mesa Public Schools.
- Meets the student eligibility requirements as an "A member of an Indian tribe or band, as membership is defined by the tribe or band."
- A descendant, in the first or second degree, as described in the Office of Indian Education eligibility guidelines.
- Have file a Title VI Eligibility/506 Form on file with MPS NAEP office.
REQUIRED FORMS FOR ELIGIBILITY OF SERVICES
For students to be eligible for MPS NAEP Services, Parents/Legal Guardians will need to complete the Title VI/506 form and the JOM (Johnson O'Malley) form for your student to be counted for funding under the program.
Please bring a copy of your students supporting documents:
- Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB) Student or Parent
- Copy of Tribal ID or
- Letter from Tribe, Nation, Band or Community stating enrollment or descendancy.
Title VI Form - Printable
Title VI Form - Fillable
JOM Form - Printable
JOM Form - Fillable
One JOM - Johnson O'Malley form per family.
One Title VI/506 form per enrolled student.