The Anadarko Indian Education Program is a comprehensive program utilizing targeted intervention, cultural perpetuation, community involvement, and student development projects to meet the unique educational needs of American Indian students.

We provide educational intervention for targeted students through program objectives developed with Parent Committee input and Federal funding guidelines. Program offices and staff are located in each building and serve as the site points for any issue from tutoring to school supplies.

Students must be enrolled with the necessary documents on file in order to receive supplies and other program services.  The Title VI Enrollment Form (506) can be downloaded from the Forms page and can be either brought to our main office or to your child's school.  JOM Enrollment requires a copy of your child's CDIB showing they are enrolled in the tribe.  Eligible students must be a member of an American Indian Tribe or be at least a one-fourth (1/4) blood descendent of a Federally-Recognized American Indian Tribal member. (PL 99-228). Forms can also be faxed 405-247-6501  For more information contact us at 405-247-2288. 

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

March Indian Education Committee Meeting - March 8th - 12 pm

The March Indian Education Committee Meeting will be held on Monday, March 8th in the Indian Education Center.  The meeting will be held via zoom for committee members not able to attend in person.  Time: 12 pm 

If you have any questions or for updated meeting information feel free to email dsullivan@apswarriors.com.