Oneida Nation School System

Oneida Nation Elementary School, founded in 1979, offers education to students in grades kindergarten through eight. The school s curriculum offers a variety of subjects, such as Oneida language and culture, mathematics, reading, language arts, social studies, science, technology, and health and physical education. It also undertakes community-based services and provides shelter and food support to low-income families. The school organizes special programs on Thanksgiving Day and provides guidance counseling and student support services. It provides special programs in anger management, positive action, peer mediation and conflict resolution. Oneida Nation Elementary School is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and is located in Oneida, Wis.

The Oneida Nation, originally from upstate New York, established its presence in Wisconsin with the signing of the Treaty in 1838, securing a 65,400-acre reservation along Duck Creek. Governed by a constitution adopted in 1936, the Oneida Nation's government includes the General Tribal Council, the Oneida Business Committee, and various boards and committees, reflecting a commitment to traditional governance. Generated from the website

Oneida Nation High School located in Oneida Wisconsin is a vibrant educational institution dedicated to empowering students through a culturally rich curriculum. Serving the Oneida Nation community the school emphasizes the importance of Native American heritage while providing a well-rounded education. With a focus on both academic excellence and character development it prepares students for future success and encourages them to embrace their unique identities. Generated from this place's information