Mesa Public Schools

Native American Education Program

  • 1025 North Country Club Drive – 1st Floor West
  • Mesa, Arizona 85201-3307
  • Phone (480) 472-0577

Native American Education Program

"If you are a student or parent of a Native American preschool to 12th grade student in Mesa and need to speak to someone in the Native American Education Program office, please contact us at 480-472-0850."

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.

Program Services Highlights

  • Eligible school related expenses for Jr/Sr high school students
  • Supplemental school supplies K-12
  • Referrals to tuition-free indigenous colleges for those that qualify
  • Cultural Immersion
  • Health & Wellness classes for adults & students
  • Indigenous language revitalization
  • Eaglewings Newsletter
  • Home & School Liaison Services
  • Native American Honor Society
  • Graduating Seniors Recognition
*Students must maintain academic and attendance criteria to receive program supports

2021 - 2022 MPS NAEP Family Culture Night

monthly dates for family meetings.

NAEP is in the News

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MPS Native American Education Program Receives STEM Talent Pipeline Grant! Read more from the All About Arizonan News  and The UM.

 

How is Our Service?

MPS Home Page

NAEP Programming

Official Documents

Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
2021 - 2022 Returning Students to MPS
2021 FALL NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION

Students with no prior enrollment with MPS

Family Culture Nights

RSVP for Attendance

MPS NAEP STEAMJunk Crew
Eaglewings Recognition Form

Office: 480-472-0580

NAEP Office Hours -  

Monday -  Friday

8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

 

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NAEP Office
1025 North Country Club Drive
Mesa, AZ 85201
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NAEP Eligibility Guidelines
  1. Must be a student enrolled in Mesa Public Schools. 
  2. Meets the student eligibility requirements as an "American Indian/Alaskan Native".
  3. Must file a Title VI Eligibility 506 Form with MPS NAEP office. 
REQURED FORMS FOR ELIGIBILTY 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 attach a copy of your students supporting documents: Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB) and a 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.