Arts Outreach
Arts programs for schools and community groups are offered through the Cherokee Arts Institute.
Colleges & Universities
Contact information for many Oklahoma colleges and universities
Cherokee Nation Foundation
Its mission is to offer educational assistance for tribal citizens and revitalize the language, culture, and history of Cherokee people.
College Resources
The Cherokee Nation's College Resource Program awards scholarships to selected Cherokee Nation Tribal tribal Citizens citizens pursuing degrees at a colleges or university accredited with Carnegie units.
Co-Partners JOM
The Cherokee Nation Co-Partner Program, also known as Johnson O’Malley (JOM), is designed to provide supplemental and/or operational support to public schools within Cherokee Nation boundries serving eligible Indian students from three years of age through 12th grade.
Directed Studies Program
The purpose of the competitive Cherokee Directed Studies Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance to deserving students pursuing higher education in a specific study area aimed at strengthening the Cherokee Nation government and economy.
Head Start
The Head Start and Early Head Start programs are based on the premise that children 6 weeks to five years old from income eligible families can benefit from a social and educational program.
Immersion School
A language preservation program designed to revitalize the Cherokee language beginning with our children.
Language Technology
When Sequoyah, a Cherokee silversmith and statesman, invented the Cherokee syllabary back in 1821, the latest technology for communicating was the printing press. Many people may not realize that some of today’s hottest technology, including those popular devices whose names start with an “i,” also offer the option of communicating using the Cherokee syllabary.
Learn & Serve
Cherokee Nation Learn and Serve provides service-learning opportunities to for K-12 students through sub-grants made annually and through special projects that develop leadership abilities in students, teachers, community members and organizational staff.
Sequoyah Schools
The Sequoyah school program offers middle and high school education for Native American students in grades 7-12.
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