WE STRIVE TO BE A STRONG SUPPORT SYSTEM BOTH ACADEMICALLY AND CULTURALLY FOR OUR NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENTS, SCHOOLS, AND FAMILIES. WE OFFER MANY CULTURAL SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR AND, WHILE COLLABORATING WITH TRIBAL DEPARTMENTS, STUDENTS AND PARENTS ARE MORE FAMILIAR WITH WHAT THEIR TRIBE HAS TO OFFER. OUR ACADEMIC SUPPORT COMBINED WITH TRIBAL CULTURE WE HOPE WILL GIVE STUDENTS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

What is NASS/Title VI?

Title VI and the Native American Student Services programs are the same. Title VI is a U.S. Federal program where the student, parent, or grandparent should be enrolled with a State or  Federally recognized tribe. A Title 506 form needs to be filled out on each student and filed with the NASS department at Yukon Schools for a student to be enrolled and to receive services throughout the year.  Once a student is enrolled, they remain enrolled until they graduate from high school.  The student, parent, or grandparent can have a tribal citizenship card or CDIB card to go along with the form for the student to be enrolled.  We can also get verification from the tribe if a tribal card cannot be found.

4 Ways to Submit a Title VI Enrollment Form


Click on this link Title VI Enrollment Form and fill out the form online.  Download and save.  

Email the saved, signed document to Kim McCathern at kim.mccathern@yukonps.com.


OR


Click on this link Title VI Enrollment Form and fill out the form online. 

Then print the completed form or fill it out after printing.  

Mail your signed form to Kim McCathern at Yukon High School, 1777 S Yukon PKWY, Yukon, OK 73099 

OR

 Click on this link Title VI Enrollment Form, fill out the form online.  Print it out, sign it, and turn it in to your student's school.


OR


Email Kim McCathern at kim.mccathern@yukonps.com or call (405)350-2032 and a blank enrollment form will be mailed to you to be filled out. A stamped return envelope will be included for you to return. 

*A completed form must be filled out for each student wanting to enroll.*


NASS Services

Student Services are not limited to:

*not available at every school


Support Services for Schools:


Additional Services:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Does my student need a tribal membership card to be enrolled in the Title VI program?

No.  The student, parent, or grandparent must be a member or be eligible for membership in a Federally or State recognized tribe to be enrolled.

Do I have to fill out a Title VI enrollment form for my student to receive services?

Yes. There must be a completed 506 form for each eligible student on file in the NASS office to receive services. Please click on the form to the right for the online application.  Forms need to be signed and sent back to Kim McCathern/Facilitator.  If you need a hard copy mailed to you, contact our office (information below).

Do I have to fill out a new form each school year to stay enrolled in NASS? 

No. Once an enrollment form for NASS has been filled out, the student remains in the NASS program until they graduate from high school. 

Is Title VI and JOM the same program?

No. Title VI/NASS is a grant administered through Yukon Public Schools. The JOM grant is administered by the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. Two separate programs and two separate enrollment forms.  Please see our JOM tab for additional information on the JOM program.

Contact Us

Kim McCathern

Title VI Facilitartor


Offices at the High School


kim.mccathern@yukonps.com


(405)350-2032 

Option 1 

Glenda Bowen

Tutor Facilitator (PreK-6th)


Offices at the Middle School


glenda.bowen@yukonps.com


(405)350-2032 

Option 3 

Natalie Foxx

Academic Tutor - IIS


natalie.foxx@yukonps.com

Terri Hamel

Academic Tutor - Myers & Schedeck


terri.hamel@yukonps.com

Sheena Gaines

Academic Tutor - Surrey


sheena.gaines@yukonps.com

Tylor Buchanan

Academic Tutor - Central & Parkland


tylor.buchanan@yukonps.com

Title VI Activities

We provide several activities throughout the school year for different grade levels. Some of our activities are done in the classroom so that all students have the opportunity to learn about Native American culture.  We also provide arts and crafts and evening events for NASS students and their immediate families.  

Activities and events will vary for each school year.  

Fall Take Home Craft (PreK-12th) - November 2022

Kindergarten NASS student, Chandler, completing the Corn Craft.

Craft completed by: Liam 11yr and Luke 4yr

Gourd Ornament Take Home Craft 

(Pre K - 12) - Winter Break '21-'22 

Native American Youth: The Power to Dream, the Power to Achieve