Welcome to the Minnesota Indian Education Association!
ANNOUNCEMENT: The 2013 Annual Conference will be held on October 23 - 25 at Shooting Star Hotel, Casino & Event Center in Mahnomen, MN. Check back soon for conference announcements and updates!
Boozhoo and greetings,
Thank you for visiting the website of the Minnesota Indian Education Association. Here you will be able to find all of the information you need about MIEA. The Minnesota Indian Education Association celebrates its 29th year of existence in 2013. Throughout the years, MIEA has continued to grow with the many changes in education, especially those that deal with American Indian students.
The purpose of MIEA is to: establish and maintain communications and the promotion of quality education and unity for American Indians for the express purpose of continuity of communications and on-going awareness of local and statewide educational acitivities. This is done in many ways, but specifically it is a continued awareness and action that supports the unique educational and culturally relevant needs of American Indian students in our great state.
We would like to say miigwech to all of the individuals who have supported, and continue to support, MIEA. We would not be able to promote our cause without all of the dedication of those who work so hard on behalf on American Indian students.
Sincerely,
MIEA Board of Directors
Thank you for visiting the website of the Minnesota Indian Education Association. Here you will be able to find all of the information you need about MIEA. The Minnesota Indian Education Association celebrates its 29th year of existence in 2013. Throughout the years, MIEA has continued to grow with the many changes in education, especially those that deal with American Indian students.
The purpose of MIEA is to: establish and maintain communications and the promotion of quality education and unity for American Indians for the express purpose of continuity of communications and on-going awareness of local and statewide educational acitivities. This is done in many ways, but specifically it is a continued awareness and action that supports the unique educational and culturally relevant needs of American Indian students in our great state.
We would like to say miigwech to all of the individuals who have supported, and continue to support, MIEA. We would not be able to promote our cause without all of the dedication of those who work so hard on behalf on American Indian students.
Sincerely,
MIEA Board of Directors
