LAS VEGAS PAIUTE TRIBE
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Mission Statement
The Education Committee currently consists of 7 members of the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe.
This is a volunteer committee.
The Committee meets on a monthly basis to review applications of financial aid for the members of the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe and its descendants. We award financial aid based on academic merit and maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.0. The financial aid pays for the students' tuition and books. We grant awards for Trade School, Summer School, Community College, Universities, and Academic Field trips. The Committee plans events for the Las Vegas Paiute Community. Some events include educational field trips such as touring the San Diego Zoo. We also host holiday parties for the members of the Tribe and their families. The Committee also donates their time towards fundraising efforts.
Meetings
The Committee meets monthly, with additional meetings as needed. Public attendance is not permitted, but members of the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe can attend and share their opinions during open discussions.
The Las Vegas Paiute Tribe Education Program is for use by Las Vegas Paiute Tribal members, biological children and grandchildren.
Upcoming Events
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Field Trip signup sheets need to be turned in by July 20th
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All money must be turned in by July 25th
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Field Trip Date is September 20th
Financial Assistance Applications
We have a variety of ways of funding your studies.
If you're unsure of which form you need, please contact education@lvpaiute.com for assistance.
Financial Assistance Applications (Downloadable Forms)
Donations
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A donation can be made to the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe to support the education of its members and descendants. A tax letter can be provided to businesses wishing to make a contribution. Please contact for more information.
College Financial Aid Guide
Association on American Indian Affairs
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In order to thrive, we need to be healthy, have a good education and be part of a strong and supportive community and culture.
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For 88 years, AAIA has been working to promote these goals and provide the critical elements that Native American Indian children and families need to live happy, healthy and productive lives. Our programs focus upon youth/education (scholarships, child welfare, summer camps), health (diabetes education and prevention), cultural preservation (sacred lands protection, Native language preservation) and the empowerment of tribal communities (federal acknowledgement, funding for tribal programs). Please visit the rest of our website to learn more about our vital initiatives.
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Protecting Sovereignty * Preserving Culture * Educating Youth
Graduates
Contact Us
Marla Pete - Chairperson of Education Committee
Debra Faria - Co-Chairperson of Education Committee
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