Anoka-Hennepin American Indian Education Program

Since its beginning in the 1973-74 school year, the Anoka-Hennepin American Indian Education program has focused on the educational needs of American Indian students.

Our purpose is to encourage and inspire the academic achievement, social and emotional development, and cultural awareness of our American Indian students; to serve as a resource to review and recommend accurate curriculum; and to promote cultural diversity among our community, staff, and students.

Contact our program:
Indian_ed@ahschools.us
763-506-1159

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Academic advisement
Advisors meet with students at their schools. Short group pull-out sessions are scheduled throughout the school year to help students achieve a greater level of success. One-on-one pull-out sessions are scheduled for students participating who need additional support and/or intervention, or as requested by parents and/or students. Advisors monitor attendance, grades, testing results, behavior, and course load. They provide post-secondary planning and career advisement at the high school level. Advisors work closely with parents/guardians, teachers, school staff, and administration to ensure students are getting the best experience possible.

Advocacy
- Advocacy Between Home and School
- Liaison to District Personnel
- One-to-One Connection/Support
- Special Education
- Track Grades and Attendance
- Tutoring Scholarships
- Summer Reading Program
- Career Planning
- College Prep and Scholarship Application Assistance
- Information and Referral to Social Agencies
Cultural advisement

One of the goals of the American Indian Education program is to increase cultural awareness and knowledge of our student's American Indian Heritage. We strive to instill pride in our students and the belief that the generations before them had value, and contributed to the world they now live in. Advisors create opportunities for students to learn about their culture through community events, field trips, and K-12 lesson plans that they develop each year.
Student activities/Community events
To meet our cultural and academic goals Anoka-Hennepin American Indian Education organizes multiple student activities and community events throughout the year, including but not limited to:
- Cultural Activities
- College Visits
- Field Trips
- Picnics
- Scholarship Night
- Senior Honoring
- Trimester Celebrations
For more details on upcoming events, please view the events page.
Program resources
A-H American Indian Education (In a Nutshell)

Anoka-Hennepin American Indian Education Program

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Academic advisement

Cultural advisement

Student activities/Community events

Program resources