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Notice of Meeting

IEAC Officers 2021-2022
 
Chairperson:  Amanda Miller
Co-Chairperson:  Amy Kennison
Secretary:  Amy Roach
Teacher Representative:  Brooklyn Bear
Student Representative:  Peyton Sims
 
Scheduled Meetings:
 
2nd Quarter:  November 9, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.
3rd Quarter:   February 8, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.
4th Quarter:    April 12, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.

 
 *Meetings are held at the MPS Administration Building, 909 S Mustang Rd.  However, in light of COVID-19, meetings may be held virtually. 

What is the purpose of the parent committee?
 
An essential part of our Indian Education program is our parent involvement.  Our Title VI Program could not function without our Indian Education Parent Advisory Committee (IEAC).  The IEAC gives recommendations to our program based on the needs of their Indian children.  I would like to encourage all of our parents, relatives, guardians, teachers, administrators, etc. to become involved in formulating and molding our Indian Education program to fit the needs of our Indian children in Mustang Public Schools.  We now hold one IEAC meeting per nine weeks.

The purpose of the IEAC shall be to assist the Mustang Public Schools in bringing about the most effective Indian Education Program possible.  To achieve this purpose, the IEAC shall provide advice and assistance to the Mustang Public School District in developing, operating and evaluating the Title VI project.  The establishment of and the work of the parent committee is intended to comply with the rules and regulations of the Title VI Indian Education Act.

 

 Who can be a member of the IEAC?

 
The following are eligible to elect, serve and vote on the IEAC, as stated in the IEAC Bylaws:
1.  Parents and/or guardians of Indian children who are eligible to receive services under the proposed project.
2.  Teachers, including guidance counselors, except members of the project staff and other personnel paid by the project. 
3.  Indian secondary school students enrolled in the Mustang Public Schools.