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LANE EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT

CHIFIN NATIVE YOUTH CENTER

INDIAN EDUCATION PROGRAM

Offers learning, leadership, and cultural activities that engage Native youth and support a positive cultural identity. Provides culturally appropriate educational support to Native students, including tutoring and credit recovery, and supports Native families’ involvement in students’ education.

1084 G Street
Springfield, OR 97477

Eligibility: Native American and Alaska Native students and their families

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4pm

NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH AND FAMILY CENTER

TUTORING AND LEARNING CENTER

Offers one-on-one after-school tutoring services. Youth Advocates, college-level volunteers, and community members help students with their homework and other school-related projects. Volunteers can also tutor students who are struggling in a specific subject area. Students have access to a computer lab. Dinner is served every afternoon.

Students who regularly participate in tutoring services are eligible to participate in field trips. Transportation is available on a limited basis for middle and elementary school students.

5135 NE Columbia Boulevard
Portland, OR 97218

Eligibility: Grades K-12 attending a public school. Primarily serves self-identified Native Americans.

Hours: Monday-Thursday 3pm-6pm

NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH AND FAMILY CENTER

EDUCATIONAL YOUTH ADVOCACY AND ENGAGEMENT

Advocates work with students and their families to create measurable goals based on the 4 quadrants of the Relational Worldview Model: Mind, Body, Spirit, and Context. The program includes:
-Wraparound case management and advocacy services
-College visitations, life skills workshops, employment skill-building, and scholarship/financial aid workshops
-School-based tutoring and after-school homework support
-Building culturally relevant skills and increasing cultural pride and identity
-Incentives, stipends, summer meals, meals during the school year, after-school snacks, clothing, hygiene items, school supply vouchers, and monetary assistance for participating youth

5135 NE Columbia Boulevard
Portland, OR 97218

Eligibility: -Portland Public School District: K-12th grade self-identified Native American youth
-Successful Families 2020: K-12th grade self-identified Native American youth enrolled in select schools within David Douglas and Reynolds school districts.
-SUN Youth Advocacy: 5th-10th grade self-identified Native American youth enrolled in select schools within Centennial, David Douglas, Gresham-Barlow, Parkrose, Portland Public, and Reynolds school districts.
OR
Region 3: 5th-10th grade any race/ethnicity enrolled in the following schools: Alice Ott Middle, Cherry Park Elementary, Gilbert Heights Elementary, Gilbert Park Elementary, Parkrose High, Parkrose Middle, Prescott Elementary, Sacramento Elementary, and Shaver Elementary

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm, some evening hours for events

LANE EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT
INDIAN EDUCATION PROGRAM

NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH AND FAMILY CENTER
TUTORING AND LEARNING CENTER

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