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The Indian Education team celebrated 50 years of the program with a banquet over the weekend. The Tulsa Native Youth Board welcomed guests and introduced speakers. Other students in the program performed during the celebration.
Indian Education provides academic and cultural support for more than 3,000 Tulsa Public Schools students from approximately 50 tribes. Click here for more information about the program.