Only through education can we hope
to build strong individuals and nations
which can meet the needs of our future generations.

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Kinomaagewin Enaagijigadek

Anishinaabe Kinomaagewin Bimiikmaajik shpindaanaa’aa weweni kina gego wii kinomaagaaziwad Bimaadzidjik ezhi kendasaang nakaaswinan wii nenakaasiwad gewiinwa pane wii shpindimowad miinwaa wii gwekwendimowad waani zhi-shpigaabwewad maanda naakidowad Anishinaabemowin miinwaa Anishinaabe Bimaadsiwin.

Mission Statement

The Tribal Education Department is committed to developing educated, confident, competitive, proficient citizens who excel in any venture they pursue while maintaining their rich Anishinaabe culture and language.

Developed during the May 2009 Education Strategic Planning Session and approved by the Tribal Education Advisory Board on September 16, 2009.

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Tribal Education Advisory Board (TEAB)

The TEAB serves the Tribal members by enacting policies that oversee culture based programming meant to promote and support lifelong learning for the Tribal community. Tribal Education Advisory Board members are appointed by Tribal Council, serving staggered terms of two to four years, with officers elected annually.

Regular meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month in the TEAB Conference Room located behind the Education Administration Building on Broadway.

TEAB Members

Judy Pamp, Chair	Ronald Douglas, Secretary/Treasurer
Craig Waynee, Vice Chair	Melinda Coffin, Member
Chip Neyome, Member	Lee Ruffino, Member
Shuna Stevens, Member	Cathy Wendling, Member

Education Administration

Education Administration provides oversight and monitors the development and performance of all Tribal Education Programs.

William H. Harrison, Education Director WHarrison@sagchip.org
Angela J. Mitchell, Assistant to Director anmitchell@sagchip.org	Amanda Reed-Flaugher, Administrative Assistant aflaugher@sagchip.org