A group of Oklahoma students and educators on Oct. 19 filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a law that bans the teachin…
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. on Oct. 19 signed into law the Verna D. Thompson Early Childhood Education Act during a visit to the tribe’s …
With the help of a prestigious scholarship, two Cherokee Nation citizens have begun their studies at Northeastern State University in pursuit …
Students planning to attend college can attempt to lessen the financial burden by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced his picks to head the National Endowments for the Humanities and the Arts, tapping a Harvard Universi…
The Cherokee Nation Film Office and Oklahoma State University-Tulsa are partnering to build educational opportunities and support Oklahoma’s r…
Oklahoma school students scored lower on standardized tests in 2021 following a year of disruptions due to the coronavirus pandemic, according…
Oklahoma Union Public Schools recently received the National Johnson-O’Malley award for its work with Native American students.
After his selection as a Native American Journalists Association Fellow, a Cherokee Nation citizen is putting together his associated project …
Northeastern State University recently named Roy Boney Jr., artist and manager of the Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Program, as its 2022…
This year marks 150 years since Sequoyah Schools was established, and it has undergone many changes from its start as an orphanage.
For years, many Native American tribes have felt their history has not been given its due by schools in Connecticut, a state that takes its na…
Something new was coming to fruition as Sequoyah worked to take the spoken Cherokee language and put it written form.
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. on Sept. 14 announced “a major, historic investment” of $40 million into early childhood education.
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Northeastern State University will mark Constitution Day this year by hosting a virtual presentation examining Indigenous people’s influences …
COVID-19 infection rates are “very, very low” at Sequoyah High School, according to the Cherokee Nation Education Services executive director.
As part of the University of Arkansas Indigenous Studies Program, the Cherokee language is being taught for the first time at the school by Ch…
Cherokee Nation citizen Michael Brooner was recognized in August as Student of the Week from Tulsa’s News on 6.
P. Mitchell (Mitch) Adwon, a Cherokee Nation citizen and Tulsa businessman, is the newest Tulsa Community College Regent following his appoint…
The federal agency that oversees schools that educate some Native Americans in nearly two dozen states issued an employee vaccine mandate recently.
Cherokee Nation citizen Nancy Marie Spears is one of three student journalists who is staffing the Gaylord News Washington, D.C., bureau this fall.
The pandemic has deeply impacted learning experiences for students across America.
Fall kick starts the financial road to college for parents of high school seniors.
Oklahoma public school districts and school sites can now apply for Oklahoma’s Tobacco Settlement Endowment and Trust Healthy Incentive Grants.
Deputy Chief Bryan Warner has been selected by the Northeastern State University Alumni Association board of directors as a 2021 Outstanding Y…
Nate Bunch, the Cherokee Nation’s Education Services School and Community Outreach specialist and archery coordinator, manages the Joe Thornto…
Faith Phillips visited the Chicago Field Museum in August to see the upcoming display that will feature her former Creative Writing students f…
In recognition of National Aviation Day on Aug. 19, Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology and Cherokee Nation officials signed an agre…