NASP Program Information

NASP logo The Native American Studies Program is funded by a Title VI Indian Education grant serving American Indian/Alaskan Native Fremont Unified K-12 students. This program provides after school tutoring in math with small group instruction throughout the school year by a certificated teacher.

Cultural enrichment focuses on strengthening the children's Native American identity and sense of belonging to a supportive community. Cultural classes include hands on activities such as Native crafts, cooking, drumming, as well as storytelling, and learning about traditional values.

Families are invited to be involved in the program by attending family night gatherings, and Native cultural events throughout the community. Parents and guardians are encouraged to participate at the bi-monthly Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) Board meetings, and are welcome to volunteer at the center.

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The Native American Center is currently closed to the public. Students will be welcomed for tutoring and culture on September 28, 2021. Museum tours are postponed until further notice. Please contact Audrey Suratos with any questions at asuratos@fusdk12.net

2021-2022 PAC Meeting Dates