About the Indian Education Program

Increase academic success and achievement

Increase academic and educational opportunities

Provide supplemental academic services for all grades

Encourage parent participation

Improve the graduation rate of Native American students

Increase communication between home and school

Improve daily attendance

Reduce the dropout rate among Native American students

Strengthen Families

The Title VII Program was implemented in 1974. The Johnson O’Malley (JOM) has been in Norman since 1991.

J O M Program Eligibility Requirements

Eligibility for the JOM Program requires a student to be eligible for tribal membership or be a ¼ degree Indian blood or descendant of a tribal member of a federally recognized tribe with written documentation. The following documents are required to enroll in JOM:

Tribal Membership Card/Letter or Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB)

Birth Certificate

The Johnson O’Malley Program services include the after-school tutoring program, assistance with school supplies and classroom fees, educational opportunities/competitions, and cultural programs. Currently, our JOM Program serves approximately 970 Native American students throughout Norman.

Title VII Eligibility Requirements

506 Enrollment Form 506form[1].pdf

The Title VII Program provides our students:

· Elementary Tutoring Program

· Secondary Tutoring Program

· ACT/SAT/PSAT Test Scholarships

· ACT/SAT/PSAT Prep Scholarships

· Advanced Placement Test Fee Scholarships

· Fees for Honor Society and other Educational Programs

· College Links Program—Yearly “College Road Trips” for students in grades 2^nd, 7^th, 9^th-12^th in preparation for college

· Cap and Gown Scholarships

· Career Fair

· Career Counseling

This program serves approximately 1,400 students district-wide.

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