Title VII Program

Title VII is a federally funded program through the Department of Education operating within the Office of Indian Education in Washington, D.C. Funds go directly to local programs to meet academic, social, and cultural needs, as well as college and career planning. All students of Native American descent are eligible to participate whose tribe is recognized by the federal government. Eligibility does not consider income level. Procedures for enrolling your school-age child as a recipient of the program begin with the completion of a Title VII Student Eligibility Certification Form (506), which may be obtained at any Poteau school office. This form must be approved by the federal program office prior to services.

Johnson-O’Malley Program (JOM) 

Diane Tillery, JOM / Indian Education Director
918-647-7700
tilleryd@poteau.k12.ok.us

Student Services:

• Academic/Cultural Resources
• Assistance Completing Scholarship and Award Applications
• Choctaw Nation Higher Education Program
• Choctaw Nation High School Student Services
• Choctaw STAR Program
• Choctaw Student School and Activity Fund
• College and Career Counseling
• Driver's Ed Reimbursement (Pre-Approved)
• Fees for ACT/SAT/AP/PSAT Testing Reimbursement (Pre-Approved)
• Senior Cap and Gown Reimbursement (Pre-Approved)
• Tutoring in Reading and Math

Links:

• ACT TEST DATE SCHEDULE
• American Indian Education Foundation
• Bureau of Indian Education
• Chahta Foundation Scholarship Link
• Choctaw Scholarship / Grant Application
• Choctaw Nation Higher Education Program
• Choctaw Nation Student Services
• Choctaw STAR Program
• College Horizons
• Indian Education Resource for Teachers
• National Indian Education Association
• Title VII