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View page in cached archive copyAMERICAN INDIAN EDUCATION 6147 Page 2 of 3 documents with sufficient time to provide thoughtful input at the public meetings. These hearings will be publicly advertised online in the LA Daily Post and on the District website to allow all interested parties to attend. Parents of attending American Indian children, tribal officials, the American Indian Education Committee and any other interested persons can review assessment data to help develop or modify educational programs and services allowing for the participation of American Indian students on an equal basis in the district. Minutes from the American Indian Education Committee meetings will be posted on the District's website for all patrons and tribal officials to review. SECTION II POLICY: The District will provide an opportunity for the tribes and parents of American Indian children to provide their views on the District's educational program and activities, including recommendations on the needs of their children and on how the District may help those children realize the benefits of the District's education programs and activities. [34 CFR 222.94(b)(2)] PROCEDURE: The American Indian Education Committee of Los Alamos Public Schools will meet quarterly for the purpose of addressing comments and concerns of parents of American Indian children regarding the District's educational programs and activities. The meeting agendas will be posted and all meetings will be open to the public, allowing for tribal officials as well as parents of American Indian children the opportunity to submit comments and recommendations for consideration. A School Board representative will be a non-voting member of the American Indian Education Committee. This representation allows for the discussion of the needs of the students and ideas to be brought forward to both the American Indian Education Committee as well as the School Board. Additionally, information will be posted on the District's website pointing to an electronic means by which interested parties may provide input to the District. SECTION III POLICY: The District will annually assess the extent to which American Indian students are participating on an equal basis with non-American Indian children in the educational programs and activities of the District. [34 CFR 222.94(b)(3)] PROCEDURE: The Superintendent and/or designee, in conjunction with the American Indian Education Committee, will annually hold a meeting to review school data and comments with the tribal officials, American Indian community, and staff regarding the assessment and extent of American Indian students’ participation and progress in the educational programs and services of the District. Los Alamos Public Schools will disseminate the results of the assessment of American Indian participation to parents of American Indian children and tribal officials within 90 days of publication of the assessment. SECTION IV POLICY: The District shall modify educational programs and services when progress is not being made, or there appears to be a lack of equal participation for American Indian students. [34 CFR 222.94(b)(4)] Los Alamos Public Schools