Indian Education
Tulsa Public Schools' Indian Education Program provides resources, support, and opportunities for students, families, teachers, and school leaders to engage in cultural and educational experiences linked to heritage. We offer tutoring, school supplies, cultural services, academic, and other services for native students. Please explore the links below to learn more.
Indian Education Supports
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does a student become eligible for services through the Tulsa Public Schools’ Indian Education program?
- Can a student be multi-racial and still qualify for the Indian Education program at Tulsa Public Schools?
- What services does the Tulsa Public Schools’ Indian Education department offer?
- Where do I pick up school supplies during the school year?
- How does Tulsa Public Schools Indian Education program receive funding to provide services to students?
How does a student become eligible for services through the Tulsa Public Schools’ Indian Education program?
To receive Indian Education services, students must first be enrolled in Tulsa Public Schools. Then, the student's parent/guardian must complete a 506 form and return it to the Indian Education office. You must also provide the student’s tribal membership card.
Can a student be multi-racial and still qualify for the Indian Education program at Tulsa Public Schools?
What services does the Tulsa Public Schools’ Indian Education department offer?
Where do I pick up school supplies during the school year?
How does Tulsa Public Schools Indian Education program receive funding to provide services to students?
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Indian Education
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