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Academic Assistance
Our goal is to ensure that every American Indian student has access to the academic support they need to thrive. Although tutor availability is currently limited, we continue to partner with schools and community organizations to provide assistance whenever possible.
If your child could benefit from tutoring, please contact us at (530) 749-6196. We’ll work with you to determine what support options are available at your child’s school.
Students enrolled in and identified by the American Indian Education, Title VI, or Johnson O’Malley Grant Programs are generally eligible for tutoring. When available, we offer one hour of tutoring per week.
We remain committed to helping our American Indian students succeed academically and will continue working closely with schools to connect students with the support they need.
