SEDL Southwest Educational Development Laboratory
Native American Resources for the Southwest Region  
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Brief Glance at All the Native Language Education Programs

Language
Organization
Services
Settings
Target Groups
Cherokee Cherokee Language and Culture Audio-visual materials; language classes from time to time Home-based business All ages
Cherokee Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Language and cultural lessons, school presentations, language classes Schools and communities All ages
Cherokee Marble City School Language classes Schools and communities Preschoolers or elementary school students
Cherokee Maryetta School Language instruction integrated into the curriculum Schools and communities Students in the lower grade
Cherokee, Muskogee (Creek) Sapulpa high School Language courses School High School Students
Cherokee Sequoya high School Language courses School High School Students
Cherokee, Choctaw, Kiowa, Muskogee (Creek) University of Oklahoma Language courses University University students
Cheyenne Cheyenne Cultural Center, Inc. Language instruction After-school program Children very young to 15 years old
Choctaw Kiowa Public School Language instruction School K-12 students
Comanche Comanche Language and Cultural Preservation Committe, Comanche Nation Immersion program, language classes, special events, and materials Preschool, schools, and communities All ages, especially young children
Comanche Toya Band, Comanche Nation Language classes Communities Comanches of all ages
Diné Bloomfield Schools Language classes Schools K-12 Students
Diné Diné College-Shiprock Campus Language courses College College Students
Diné Native American Preparatory School Language classes Residential school High School Students
Diné University of New Mexico Language courses; assistance with language maintenance University University students; tribes in NM
Diné Diné Nation, Division of Diné Education Research on the use of Diné by preschool-aged children and Head Start staff Head Start Centers and home-based programs for preschoolers Very young children, 0-5 years old
Keres Pueblo of Santa Ana, Department of Education Language instruction and cultural lessons Schools and community Pueblo members from very young children to middle-aged adults
Osage Inter-Lingua, Inc. Language classes Community All ages but in separate programs
Seminole Seminole Language Curriculum Committee, Seminole Nation Language curriculum and instruction plus materials Elementary school and community school Preschool, elementary, and middle school students who are American Indian
Shawnee Shawnee Language Preservation Project, Loyal Shawnee Tribe Language instruction plus materials Tribal facility and community Children and adults who are members of the Shawnee Tribe
Tewa Tewa Language Preservation Project, Loyal Shawnee Tribe Language curriculum and instruction plus materials Schools, tribal facility, and community Children and adults who are members of the Tewa Tribe
Any indigenous language Lannan Foundation Grants Rural Native American communities Federally recognized tribes tribes and nonprofit organizations serving and controlled by Native people
New Mexico languages primarily Lingustic Institute for Native Americans Training on teaching methods, language survey design, planning and advocacy Communities primarily, but schools too From young adults elders

 

 
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