Native American Education Program

Our district is committed to ensuring that all students are supported, represented, and served well. We are inviting Native American parents and guardians to participate in a brief survey to help us better understand how we can strengthen educational supports and services for Native American students in our district.

Your voice is important. The information shared through this survey will inform future planning, programs, and supports to better meet the academic, cultural, and social needs of Native American students.

Please take a few moments to complete the survey using the link below. 
Native American Parent Survey

Thank you for partnering with us and for helping ensure that every student is seen, valued, and supported.

Maricopa Unified School District's goal is to encourage all Native American students to reach their maximum potential and to help make their educational experience positive and rewarding.

It is our belief that parent and community involvement are essential for a student's educational development. Working together, we can provide the best environment and opportunities for our children to meet challenging academic standards.

Our Title VI Native American Education program utilizes funding from the Federal Government in order to provide services for eligible Native American students who are currently enrolled in MUSD. Eligible students are those who have a completed 506 form on file with the Native American Education Program office. If your child does not have a tribal enrollment number, parent or grandparent numbers are accepted. Enrollment information will only be used as documentation for grant purposes. 506 forms are available at your child's school and the NAEP office.