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The Education Department

Seminole Education is committed to helping every Seminole Tribal citizen in becoming a strong, self-sufficient individual.

Operating as usual

12/11/2024

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11/05/2024

College Life

08/27/2024

The 2024 Youth Essay Contest is Now Accepting Submissions!

Are you passionate about the future of Indian Country and the vital role of agriculture? This year's essay contest invites you to dive into a topic that directly impacts your community.

Write an an essay telling us your thoughts about the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) Tribal Advisory Group Committee (TAC). The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 led to the creation of the TAC, a group dedicated to advising the Secretary of Agriculture on matters concerning Tribal and Indian affairs. This committee plays a crucial role in ensuring that the voices of Indian Country are heard at the highest levels, and we want to encourage you to share your voice with the TAC.

The TAC is made up of individuals from Indian Country who are a great resource for you as leaders within your community, and this year’s IAC Essay Contest is aimed at preparing you to carry on your own concerns, suggestions, ideas, and questions to this monumental advisory committee. This essay contest is your opportunity to contribute and tell us, if you were on the TAC, what recommendations would you have for the USDA.

Three finalists will be invited to present their essays as a keynote speaker and honored guests at the IAC Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, scheduled for December 10-12, 2024. By participating, you could win a full travel scholarship to attend the 2024 IAC Youth Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sixty essay contestants & their chaperone will receive a full travel scholarship to attend the IAC Annual Youth Conference!

This is your chance to make your voice heard and shape the future of tribal agriculture.
Start writing, and let your ideas be the ones that make a difference!

YOUTH | IAC The Youth Program provides internships, funding assistance with scholarships, and technical assistance to support youth agricultural endeavors.

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Partners for Success

The Center for Student Success & Services (CSSS) goal is to foster the development of every Seminole child and adult through education, culture, and language. Through the Seminole Tribe of Florida and Bureau of Indian Affairs funding, this department offers the opportunity to afford the highest quality education to our Tribal Members, from kindergarten to post-graduate schooling. The CSSS provides an opportunity for each Tribal Member to prepare for career and leadership roles, while maintaining their rich cultural heritage. The services and support provided within the CSSS include: Private school scholarship and college preparation for K-12 students, Higher Education scholarship and career preparation for the adult population, opportunities for vocational and technical training, General Education Diploma (GED) tutoring and assessment, Work Experience for youth and adults, private tutoring services, and Library Services to all Tribal Members. The Center for Student Success and Services is committed to helping every Seminole Tribal citizen in becoming a strong, self-sufficient individual. To assist in this purpose, we seek to provide educational programs and opportunities that strengthen the Tribal identity of the individual while at the same time strengthening their ability to successfully subsist in today’s society. Self-sufficiency of the individual also means self-sufficiency of the Tribe as a whole, which requires each Tribal citizen to attain high levels of formal education. The Center for Student Success and Services is committed to supporting both academic and professional success. We are committed to working cooperatively with educational institutions at various levels both public and private to assist tribal citizens achieve academic excellence.