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DOCUMENT RESUME

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AUTHOR Kingston, A. W.; Embertson, E. N.TITLE Indian Education iv Wisconsin Under State Contract,

Johnson-O'Malley Program, 1969-70, Twenty-ThirdAnnual Report.

INSTITUTION Wisconsin State Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison.PUB DATE 14 Oct 70NOTE 62p.

EDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORS

IDENTIFIERS

EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$3.20*American Indians, *Annual Reports, *EducationalObjectives, Educational Problems, *FinancialSupport, Inservice Education, *Program Descriptions,Scholarships, Student Enrollment, Tatles (Data)Johnson-O'Malley, *Wisconsin

ABSTRACTJohnson-O'Malley-funded projects in Wisconsin

schools are described in this 1969-70 annual report on Indianeducation. Objectives of the Johnson-O'Malley Program are (1) tosecure for Indian children the educational opportunities and learningenvironment necessary to fulfill their educational needs; (2) topromote understanding and improve relationships between the school,home, and community; (3) to cooperate in developing and supportingin-service training for teachers of Indian children; and (4) toprovide financial assistance to local school districts forimplementaticn of programs, services, and activities jointly plannedand mutually approved by the school and Indian community. Currenttrends indicate an increased local awareness of the need for improvededucational practices and programs in Indian education and asignificant increase of direct involvement by the Indian community inschool affairs. Statistics on financial support, enrollment,attendance, and scholarships for Indian students are presented intabular form. In-service training programs held during the year arediscussed. (JH)

October 14, 1970

TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF

INDIAN EDUCATION IN WISCONSIN

UNDER STATE CONTRACT

By

A. W. Kingston, Assistant State Superintendent

E. N. Embertson, Supervisor of Indian Education

OtPA PITMEN? Of NEWKIRK/CATIONIL "(IMRE

Off /CI Of EDUCATIONOil DOCUMENT HAS SEEN REPRODUCEDDAM, AS Rtctrvito FROM Tilt PERSON 011ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING It. POWS OfVIEW Gil OPINPONS STATED DO NOT NEM.SARItY REPRESENT OTTICIAL Mkt Of EDU-CATION POSITION OR POLICY

STATE DEPARTENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

William C. Kahl, State Superintendent

Madison, Wisconsin

p-41970

114

4:1)0

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Indian Education Fund Financial Statement 1 & 2

Average Rate of School T&.xes for All Districts 2Estimated Total Enrollment for 1971 2Fstimated Total. Average Daily Membership for 1971 2

Johnson-O'Malley Contracts for 1969-70 3Supplementary Johnson-O'Malley Contracts for 1969-70 3

Enrollment Statistics & 5(Total District Enrollment; Total District Average DailyMembership; Total Indian Enrollment; Total Indian AverageDaily Membership; Indian Graduates - 8th Grade and High School)

Indian Enrollment and Grade Placement 6 & 7Indian Attendance Data 8 & 9Indian Student Lunch Data 10 & 11Indian Student Transportation Data 12 & 13

Wisconsin State Summary ReportsElementary (K - 8) 14High School (9 - 12) 15

Rate of School Taxes 16

Local District Financial Reports 17 - 37

Narrative Report 38 - h6

College Scholarship Program 1969-70Reneval Applications 1969-70 47 - 50Summer School 1970 50Nev Applications 1969-70 51 - 53

College Scholarship Program 1970-71Reneval Applications 1970 -71 54 - 57New Applickttions 1970-71 58 - 60

INDIAN EDUCATION FUND FINANCIAL STATEMENT

July 1, 1969 - June 30, 1970

RECEIPTS

Balance carried forward July 1, 1969 . $ 71,773.16

Johnson-O'Malley ContractModification #1Modification #2

$ 292,000.00

U11121E02$ 12 000.00

Total $ 326,500.00

TOTAL RECEIPTS $_198,273.16

EXPENDITURES

1. Administration $ 27,651.17

A. Salaries $ 21,6097B. Social Security, Group Insurance,

Retirement $ 2,977.20C. Travel $._11.0242§.D. Supplies & Expenses $ 711.54

1. Telephone $ 345.892. Postage3. Repair & Maintenance $ 81.60h. Rental5. Office Supplies $ 22.16

2. Operation & Maintenance $ 226,565.74

A. Instruction $ 23,435.52B. Transportation $ 4095.13C. Supplementary JOM Payments $_611920220

1. Ashland $ 17,97.242. Bayfield $ 11,038.033. Crandon $...10141L12.h. Flambeau $ 4 9, 811.11

5. Hayward $ t 06. Lakeland (INS $, 29499. 07. Seymour $ 17,873.608. Wabeno L21.1016449. Webster $ 81'03,42

10, West De Pere 4 22,287.0011. Winter 4 1,2674812. Wisconsin Dells $1.11,21.1j1

D. Reimbursement for Underpayments $ 693.81Previous Year

1. Ashland $ n.82.2. Wisconsin Dells $ 682.00

1 .

(Indian Education Fund Financial Statement cont'd.)

E. Deductions for OverpaymentsPrevious Year

1. Flambeau $ - 768.002. Hayward $ -2,761.02

3. Lakeland UHS $ - 1,62.004. Seymour $=-219429.5. Webster $ 63.006. West De Pere $ - 2,836.1±

$ - 8 360.16

3. Parental Costs $ 3,077.50

A. School Lunches $ 3,077.50

4. Special Services Programs $ 42,639.81

A. Guidance tnd Counseling(Home-School Coordinator)1. Ashland $ 12,960.212. Flambeau $ 3,250.003. Hayward $ 5L000.004. Lakeland UHS $ 1,896.205. Webster $ 42.406. Wisconsin Dells

B. Remedial & Special Education(Tutors and Teacher Aides)1. Ashland2. Hayward3. Webster4. Wisconsin Dells

$ 1,770.00$ 1,250.00$, 825.00,

$__2420a0.

$ 33,194.81

$ 9,442120

5. BIA Summer Workshops $ 5,923.25

6. Wisconsin Indian Education Committee $ 2,500.00

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 348,557.47

$.§2111242.BALANCE

000 ***************0*Average Rate of School Taxes for all School Districts in the

State of Wisconsin 20.97

Districts Using Federal Property for Public! School Purposes . . None

Estimated Total Enrollment for Fiscal Year 1971 1,270

Estimated Total A.D.M. for Fiscal Year 1971 1,210

JOHNSON-O'MALLEY CONTRACTS FOR 1969-70

:'icev

EXPENDITURES F O RName of School District Trans-

Instruction Lunches portationTOTAL

Expenditure

Jt. 2 Cumberland $ 4,095.56 $ 628.50 $ 711.81 $ 5,435.87

Jt. 3 Freedom 4,917.12 589.10 955.50 6,461.72

Jt. 1 Holmen 386.14 82.10 35.76 504.00

Jt. 4 Milltown 4,320.14 331.85 448.50 5,100.49

Jt. 4 Neillsville 276.28 30.40 42.56 349.24

Jt. 1 Pittsville 633.56 155.80 233.70 1,023.06

Jt. 5 Pulaski 4,265.12 6,9.65 797.75 5,762.52

Jt. 3 Siren 3,527.76 387.60 771.45 4,686.81

Jt. 2 Wittenberg __1 013.84 172.50 98.70 1,285.04

Totals $23,435.52 $3,077.50 $4095.73 $30,608.75

SUPFIEMEIR Y 4ALLEY CONTRACTS FOR 1 6 - 0

jt. 1 Ashland $ 32,717.30

Jt. 1 Bayfield 11,038.03

Jt. 1 Crandon 5,148.12

No. 1 Flambeau 52,313.11

Jt. 1 Hayward 31,778.28

Lakeland Union High School 29,834.00

Jt. 4 Seymour 17,603.60

Jt. 1 Wabeno 4,016.34

Jt. 1 Webster 15,447.82

Jt. 2 West De Pere 191450.86

Jt. 1 Winter 1,267.58

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells 21,059.26

Total JON Supplementary Cont =acts $241,674.30Total JON Contracts 30,608.71

GRAND TOTAL JOH CONTRACTS FOR 1969-70 $272,283.05

MMIIIMMINIMIIN.11111tIMINIMMEMININAMI

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ENROLLMENT STATISTICS

TotalDistrictA.D.M.

TotalIndianEnroll-meat

TotalIndian

----Timber ofIndian

GraduatesName of School District

TotalDistrictEnroll-went 8th Or. H.S.

Jt. 1 Ashland Elem. 1,594 1,457 79 69 5Jt. 1 Ashland High 934 925 58 53 15

Jt. 1 Bayfield Elem. 330 308 62 59 8Jt. 1 Bayfield High 147 148 20 18 0

Jt. 2 Black River Falls Elem. 1,423 1,309 48 45 6Jt. 2 Black River Falls High 716 686 20 18 2

Jt. 1 Bowler Elem. 385 368 74 64Jt. 1 Bowler High 171 171 31 30 5

Jt. 1 Cm don Elem. 723 707 59 51 5A. 1 Crandon High 329 320 9 9 2

Jt. 2 Cumberland Elem. 990 946 15 14 2Jt. 2 Cumberland High 441 433 0 0 0

No. 1 Flambeau Elementary. 380 363 239 216 22 0

Jt. 3 Freedom Elem. 609 545 11 11 1Jt. 3 Freedom High 401 390 2 2 2

Jt. 1 Hayward Elem. 1,166 1,097 86 76 7Jt. 1 Hayward High 540 519 46 41 6

Jt. 1 Hulmen Elem. 908 849 0 0 0Jt. 1 Holman High 373 372 2 2 0

Lakeland Union High 587 610 55 47 0 9

Jt. h Milltown Elem. 770 740 6 6 1Jt. h Milltown High 351 344 2 2

Jt. 4 Neillsville Elem. 862 802 0 0 0Jt. 4 Neillaville High 492 1188 1 1. 0

Jt. 1 Pittsville Elem. 776 714 5 5 0Jt. 1 Pittsville High 311 319 0 0 0

Jt. 5 Pulaski Elem. 1,457 1,359 26 22Jt. 5 Pulaski High 787 779 6 5 1

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ENROLLMENT STATISTICS (cont'd.)

Name of School District

TotalDistrictEnroll-ment

TotalDistrictA.D.M.

TotalIndianEnroll-ment

TotalIndianA.D.M.

Number ofIndian

Graduates

8th Gr. H.S.

Jt. 4 Seymour Elem. 1,634 1,528 62 57 6Jt. 4 Seymour High 757 749 21 19

Jt. 3 Siren Elem. 316 307 13 13 0Jt. 3 Siren High 130 130 1 1 0

Jt. 1 Wabeno Elem. 530 498 20 18 1.Jt. 1 Wabeno High 181 177 6 5

Jt. 1 Webster Elem. 435 424 24 23 14Jt. 1 Weater High 216 215 7 6 0

Jt. 2 West De Pere Elem. 1,159 1,019 68 59 6Jt. 2 West De Pere High 707 701 23 19 2

Jt. 1 Winter Elem. 387 393 11 11 2Jt. 1 Winter High 221 219 12 9 2

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells Elem. 975 975 32 30 3Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells High 533 543 14 14 1

Jt. 2 Wittenberg Elem. 1,151 1,090 2 2 0A. 2 Wittenberg High 542 542 1 1 0

TOTALS 28,827 27,578 1,269 1,143 87 51

INDIAN ENROLLMENT AND GRADE PLACEMENT

School District

GRADE PLACEMENT TotalIndianEnroll-ment2 3 5 6 10 11 12

Ashland Elem. 614 5 1.0 13 79Ashland High 12 14 13 1 58

Bayfield Elem. 6 62Bsyfield High 20

Black River Falls Elem. 5 1 6 6 3 48Black River Falls High 20

Bowler Elem. o 8 11 7 7 8 10 74Bowler High 13 31

Crandon Elem. 3 7 10 6 3 8 4 59Crandon High 9

Cumberland Elem. 0 2 1 3 15Cumberland High 0 0

Flambeau Elem. 0 25 29 28 33 26 22 26 26 24 239

Freedom Elem. 0 0 0 3 3 2 1 1 1 11Freedom High 2 2

Hayward Elem. 1 4 10 9 8 15 12 11 86Hayward High 20 8 12 46

Holmen Elem. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0i 0 0Holmen High 1 0 1 0 2

Lakeland Union High 0 15 15 15 10 551

Milltown Elem. 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 6Milltown High 0 2

Neillsville Elem. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Netllsville High 0 1

Pittsville Elem. 0 0 0 1 1 1 4 2 5Pittsville High 0 0

Pulaski Elem. 5 2 26Pulaski High 1 6

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INDIAN ENROLLMENT AND GRADE PLACEMENT (cont'd.)

School District

GRADE PLACEMENT

Seymour Elem.Seymour High

Siren Elem.Siren High

Wabeno Elem.Wabeno High

Webster Elem.Webster High

West De Pere Elem.West De Pere High

Winter Elem.Winter High

Wisconsin Dells Elem.Wisconsin Dellc High

Wittenberg Elem.Wittenberg High

TOTALS

6

2 3.

O 1

O 0

0 9

O 0

1 2

0 0

5 6 8 9

10 6

10

-11IndianEnroll-ment11 12

5

62

21

13I

206

24

7

68

23

11

12

32

2

0 1

85 68 62 1,269

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INDIAN ATTFNDANCE DATA

Name of School DistrictDays

SchoolTaught

DaysEnrolledIndian

IndianAverage DailyMembership

Jt. 1 Ashland Elem. 180 12,411 69Jt. 1 Ashland High 180 9,548 53

Jt. 1 Hayfield Elem. 175 10,290.5 59Jt. 1 Hayfield High 175 3,189 18

Jt. 2 Black River Falls Elem. 281 8,111 45Jt. 2 Black River Falls High 181 3,233 18

Jt. 1 Bowler Elem. 179 11,523.5 64Jt. 1 Bowler High 179 5,327 30

Jt. 1 Crandon Elem. 180 9,218 51Jt. 1 Crandon High 180 1,620 9

Jt. 2 Cumberland Elem. 180 2,520 14Jt. 2 Cumberland High 180 0 0

No. 1 Flambeau Elementary 178 38,422.5 216

Jt. 3 Freedom Elem. 180 1,980 11Jt. 3 Freedom High 180 360 2

Jt. 1 Hayward Elem. 178 13,586 76Jt. 1 Hayward High 178 7,237 41

Jt. 1 Holmen Elem. 180 0 0Jt. 1 Holmen High 180 360 2

Lakeland Union High 180 8,449 47

Jt. 4 Milltown Elem. 180 1,080 6Jt. 4 Milltown High 180 338 2

Jt. 4 Neillsville Elem. 180 0 0Jt. 4 Neillsville High 180 180 1

Jt. 1 Pittsville Elem. 181 905 5Jt. 1 Pittsville High 181 0 0

Jt. 5 Pulaski Elem.Jt. 5 Pulaski High

181181

3,999.5886

22

5

INDIAN ATTENDANCE DATA (cont'd.)

Name of School DistrictDays

SchoolTaught

DaysEnrolledIndian

IndianAverage DailyMembership

Jt. 4 Seymour Elem. 180 10,231 57Jt. 4 Seymour High 180 3,439.5 19

Jt. 3 Siren Elem. 180 2,148 13Jt. 3 Siren High 180 180 1

Jt. 1 Wabeno Elem. 177 3,235.5 18Jt. 1 Wabeno High 177 836 5

Jt. 1 Webster Elem. 179 4,078 23Jt. 1 Webster High 179 1,073 6

Jt. 2 West De Pere Elem. 180 10,543 59Jt. 2 West De Pere High 180 3,466 19

Jt. 1 Winter Elem. 180 1,938 11Jt. 1 Winter High 180 1,586 9

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells Elem. 180 5,400 30Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells High 180 720 14

Jt. 2 Wittenberg Elem. 181 362 2Jt. 2 Wittenberg High 181 181 1

TOTALS 204,191 1,143

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INDIAN STUDENT LUNCH DATA

Name of School DistrictNumber ofIndians

Eating Lunch

Number ofMeals Served

Indian

Jt. 1 Ashland Elem. 65 10,138Jt. 1 Ashland High 58 8,635

Jt. 1 Bayfield Elem. 56 8,986Jt. 1 Bayfield High 20 2,906

Jt. 2 Black River Falls Elem. 44 6,866Jt. 2 Black River Falls High 20 2,699

Jt. 1 Bowler Elem. 66 9,926Jt. 1 Bowler High 31 4,653

Jt. 1 Crandon Elem. 57 7,933Jt. 1 Crandon High 9 1,336

Jt. 2 Cumberland Elem. 13 2,089Jt. 2 Cumberland High 0 0

No. 1 Flambeau Elementary 239 37,425

Jt. 3 Freedom Elem. 11 1,900Jt. 3 Freedom High 2 329

Jt. 1 Hayward Elem. 86 12,293Jt. 1 Hayward High 46 6,341

Jt. 1 Holmen Elem. 0 0Jt. 1 Holmen High 2 318

Lakeland Union High 55 7,145

Jt. 4 Milltown Elem. 6 807Jt. 4 Milltown High 2 208

Jt. 4 Neillsville Elem. 0Jt. 4 Neillsville High 1 144

Jt. 1 Pittsville Elem. 5 825Jt. 1 Pittsville High 0 0

Jt. 5 Pulaski Elem. 25 3,404Jt. 5 Pulaski High 6 577

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INDIAN STUDENT LUNCH DATA (cont'd.)


Eating Lunch

Number ofMeals Served

Indian

Jt. 4 Seymour Elem. 61 9,506Jt. 4 Seymour High 21 3,218

Jt. 3 Siren Elem. 12 1,703Jt. 3 Siren High 1 147

Jt. 1 Wabeno Elem. 20 3,103Jt. 1 Wabeno High 6 804

Jt. 1 Webster Elem. 24 3,765Jt. 1 Webster High 7 919

Jt. 2 West De Pere Elem. 59 8,654Jt. 2 West De Pere High 23 2,629

Jt. 1 Winter Elem. 11 1,607Jt. 1 Winter High 12 1,088

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells Elem. 23 3,401Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells High 2 168

Jt. 2 Wittenberg Elem. 2 331Jt. 2 Wittenberg High 1 173

TOTALS 1,210 179,299

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INDIAN STUDENT TRANSPORTATION DATA


Transported

Number of DaysTransported

Indian

Number of DaysTransportedAll Students

Jt. 1 Ashland Elem. 79 12,335 87,696Jt. 1 Ashland High 58 8,635 45,939

Jt. 1 Hayfield Elem. 62 9,816 34,344Jt. 1 Hayfield High 20 2,906 12,236

Jt. 2 Black River Falls Elem. 48 7,430.5 161,093Jt. 2 Black River Falls High 20 2,701 72,829.5

Jt. 1 Bowler Elem. 74 11,096 66,173Jt. 1 Bowler High 31 4,853 28,033

Jt. 1 Crandon Elem. 51 6,760 60,925Jt. 1 Crandon High 9 1,336 30,700

Jt. 2 Cumberland Elem. 15 2,424 133,482Jt. 2 Cumberland High 0 0 61,098

No. 1 Flambeau Elementary 38 5,310 29,731

Jt. 3 Freedom Elem. 11 1,900 92,165Jt. 3 Freedhm High 2 329 66,557

Jt. 1 Hayward Elem. 86 12,286 136,750Jt. 1 Hayward High 46 6,334.5 64,727.5

Jt. 1 Holmen Elem. 0 0 150,243Jt. 1 Holmen High 2 318 614,707

Lakeland Union High 55 7,145 101,753

Jt. 4 Milltown Elem. 6 870 126,322Jt. 4 Milltown High 2 208 56,612.5

Jt. 4 Neillsville Elem. 0 0 .99,462Jt. 4 Neillsville High 1 144 52,560

Jt. 1 Pittsville Elem. 5 825 59,923Jt. 1 Pittsville High 0 0 23,175

Jt. 5 Pulaski. Elem. 26 3,731 271,369Jt. 5 Pulaski High 6 732 110,273

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INDIAN 'TRIDENT TRANSPORTATION DATA (cont'd.)


Transported

Number of DaysTransported

Indian

Number of DaysTransportedAll Students

Jt. 4 Seymour Elem. 62 9,944.5 193,002Jt. 4 Seymour high 21 3,218.5 95,400

Jt. 3 Siren Elem. 13 1,800 39,572Jt. 3 Siren High 1 147 17,102

Jt. 1 Wabeno Elem. 20 3,103 51,101Jt. 1 Wabeno High 6 804 18,816

Jt. 1 Webster Elem. 25 * 3,835 75,896Jt. 1 Webster High 7 919 38,485

Jt. 2 West De Pere Elem. 68 10,022 116,872Jt. 2 West De Pere High 23 2,687 56,822

Jt. 1 Winter Elem. 11 1,607 53,258Jt. 1 Winter High 12 1,208 30,602

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells Elem. 32 4,904 114,000Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells High 4 637 57,500

Jt. 2 Wittenberg Elem. 2 331 157,108Jt. 2 Wittenberg High 1 173 78,192

TOTALS 1,061 155,765 3,494,606.5

* One Special Education student is being reimbursed for transportation only.

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ELEMENTARY K-8

STATE SUMMAI1Y REPORT

State of Wisconsin

Indian Enrollment

(JOM Participants Only)

TOTAL AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSUIP

Elem.

865

GRADE

A G E

Indian

Enroll-

meat

Trans-

fers*

Drop-

outs**

Summer

Total

Com-

leted

Total

Enroll -

went

46

78

910

11

12

13

14

15

16

Trans-

fers*

Drop-

outs**

Kgn.

46

43

190

34

87

2,279

150

60

5115

413

111

2,080

235

54

91

99

44

95

2,057

32

42

63

91

117

57

112

I2,077

42

33

52

51

93

.

57

88

2,080

5

-.

28

59

82

198

.

35

95

I2,011

633

59

11

4107

41

103

j1,983

71

45

59

8,

1114

72

107

I2,151

81

28

54

10

194

54

lb; 2h

89

i2,013

Ungraded

43

51

11

15

00

15

230

Total

Elem.

46

93

102

103108

95

99

115

101

68

11

1942

40

__

47

lb; 2h

902

j18,961

* *

Students known to have re-enrolled in another school of any type.

Dropouts - (a) Withdrawn by parents (b) Marriage (c) Employment (d) Detailed by law

agencies (e) Illness (f) Death

(g) Expelled (h) Other

NOTE:

Students who transferred, dropped out, etc., during the 1969 summer

are not included in the "Indian Enrollment" nor

are they subtracted from the "Indian Enrollment" to get the "Total Completed."

HIGH SCHOOL 9-12

STATE SUMMARY REPORT

State of Wisconsin

Indian Enrollment

(J0M Participants Only)

TOTAL AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP

H. S.

306

GRADE

A C E

Indian

Enroll-

ment

1969-

1970

Transfers*

)19b9-

1970

Dropouts **

Summer

Total

Cam-

pleted

Total

Enroll-

meat

14

15

16

17

18

19+

Transfers*

Dropouts **

945

51

14

11

112

6lc;3h

42d,lh

102

2,614

10

148

26

91

85

011);4h

1ld;3h

80

2,509

11

29

27

11

168

3lhad;2g;13h

15h

48

2,382

12

54

62

62

2lb;4h

0113;71i

55

2,336

Ungraded

00

0--

037

Total

H.S.

46

99

69

91

19

327

11

3b;lc;ld;2g;

2h

6lb;3d;16h

285

9,878

Students known to have re-enrolled in another school of

any type.

Dropouts - (a) Withdrawn by parents (b) Marriage (c) Employment (d) Detailed by law agencies (e) Illness (f) Death

(g) Expelled (h) Other

NOTE:

Students who transferred, dropped out, etc., during the 1969

summer are not included in the "Indian Enrollment" nor

are they subtracted from the "Indian Enrollment" to get the "Total Completed."

RATE OF SCHOOL TAXES

Rate of School Taxes

Jt. 1 Ashland Elementary and High 19.98

Jt. 1 Hayfield Elementary and High 22.61

Jt. 2 Black River Falls Elementary and High 20.02

Jt. 1 Bowler Elementary and High 18.00

Jt. 1 Crandon Elementary and High 15.97

Jt. 2 Cumberland Elementary and High 23.09

No. 1 Flambeau (Lac du Flambeau) 5.58

Jt. 3 Freedom Elementary and High 22.33

Jt. 1 Hayward Elementary and High 16.11

Jt. I Holmen Elementary and High 22.20

Lakeland Union High 5.15

Jt. 4 Milltown Elementary and High 20.61

Jt. 4 Neillsville Elementary and High 19.05

Jt. 1 Pittsville Elementary and High 23.92

Jt. 5 Pulaski Elementary and High 18.60

Jt. 4 Seymour Elementary and High 22.51

Jt. 3 Siren Elementary and High 20.04

Jt. 1 Wabeno Elementary and High 16.00

Jt. 1 Webster Elementary and High 19.32

Jt. 2 West De Pere Elementary and High 17.97

Jt. 1 Winter Elementary and High 18.78

Jt. 1 Wisconsin Dells Elementary and High 18.58

Jt. 2 Wittenberg Elementary and High 25.42

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County Ashland

Total School Enrollment 2,528,

Total School ADM 2,382

ASHLAND

(Financial Report)

District No. Joint 1

Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 137

Total Indian (JOM) ADM 122

Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $ 1,924,274.43

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 53,331.80P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $_21A395.27Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 32,717.30

Rate of School Taxes 19.98 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 20.97

1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support). 15,94.5.84

A. Instruction $ 13,389.76B. Transportation $ 2,556.08C. Other Instructional Costs

2. Parental Costs 2,029.40

A. School Lunches $.--ELOP212B. Activity and Related FeesC. SuppliesD. Other Parental Costs

3. Special Services Programs $ 14 730.21

A. Guidance & Counseling $ 12 60.21B. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher Aides $ 1,770.00E. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) 32,705.45

* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 was $32,705.45; however,payment was increased by $11.85 due to an underpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ + 11.85

GRAND TOTAL $ 32,717.30

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BAYFIELD

(Financial Report)

County Hayfield District No. Joint 1

Total School Enrollment Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 82

Total School ADM 456 Total Indian (JOM) ADM 77

Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $ 380,099.32

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 18 833.34P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 6,715.00Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 11 038.03

Rate

1.

of School Taxes 22.61 Average rate for all similar-typedistricts in the State 20.97school

Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) $ 9,967.34

A. Instruction $ 7,579.82

B. Transportation $ 2,387.52C. Other Instructional Costs $


A. School Lunches $ 1,070.69B. Activity and Related FeesC. SuppliesD. Other Parencal Costs

3. Special Services Programs None

A. Guidance & Counseling $B. Attendance & Home Visitor $C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Teacher Aides $E. Summer Programs for Students $F. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) 11,038 03

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County Forest

Total School Enrollment 1,052


CRANDON

(Financial Report)




Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $_ 681,642.22

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 25,169.81P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 11,237.48Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 5,148.12

Rate of School Taxes 15.97 Average rate for all similar-typedistricts in the State 20.97school

1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) $ 4,685.82

A. Instruction $ 3,795.20B. Transportation $ 890.62C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs $ 462.30

A. School Lunches $ 462.30B. Activity and Related Fees $C. Supplies $D. Other Parental Costs $

3. Special Services Programs $ None

A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) $ 5,148.12

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County Barron

Total School Enrollment .1,431


CUMBERLAND

(Financial Report)





P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $_22.1121L22Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 5,43537


1. Maintenance (Basic $ 4,807.37

A. Instruction $ 4,095126B. Transportation $ 711.81,C. Other Instructional Costs

2. Parentaa Costs 628.50

A. School Lunches $ 628.50B. Activity and Related FeesC. SuppliesD. Other Parental Costs

3. Special Services Programs

A. Guidance & Counseling $B. Attendance & Home Visitor $C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Teacher Aides $E. Sumner Programs for Students $F. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $

None

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) 5.1435.87

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FLAMBEAU

(Financial Report)

County Vilas District No. No. 1

Total School Enrollment 380 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 239


Amount of Gperationa1 Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $ 264,797.97

P.L. 874 Fntitlemeut ta22112gP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ -Il,91.49Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 52_2313.11

Rate of School Taxes 5.58 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State, 15.03


A. Instruction $ 44,g9.11B. Transportation $ 857.10C. Other Instructional Costs $


A. School Lunches $ 4_1X4.90B. Activity and Related Fees $C. Supplies $D. Other Parental Costs $


A. Guidance & Counseling $ 3,250.00B. Attendance & Home Visitor $C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Teacher Aides $E. Summer Programs for Students $F. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $


The actual JON Contract computed for 1969-70 vas $53,081.11; however,payment was decreased by $768.00 due to an overpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ - 768.00

GRAND TOTAL $, 52,313.11,

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FREEDOM

(Financial Report)

County Outagamie District No. Joint 3

Total School Enrollment 1,010 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 13

Total School ADM .935 Total Indian (JOM) ADM 13

.Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ NoneJohnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 6,461.72

$ 754,10.79


1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) 5,872.62

A. Instruction $ 4,917.12B. Transportation $_ 950C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs


589.10


A. Guidance & Counseling $IL Attendance & Home Visitor $C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Teacher Aides $E. Sumner Programs for Students $F. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) $ 6.40.212

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County Sewer


Total School ADM 1.616

HAYWARD

(Financial Report)



Total Indian (JOM) ADN 117

Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 44,172.22P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 27 6:40Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 31,77 .2

$ 1,249,354 17

Rate of School Taxes 16.11 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 22,21_

1. Operation NIiArAvjarAce(131k112,.,2112ml'

A. InstructionB. TransportationC. Other Instructional Costs

$ 23,385.06$ 2,734,55


A. School LunchesB. Activity and Related FeesC. SuppliesD. Other Parental Costs

$ 1,869.69$

$


A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Sumner Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of curricular OfferingsO. Other Special Programs

1. Tvo Evening Study Centers

$2J000.00

$

$

$

$ 1,550.00

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson - O'Malley) $ 34,539.30

* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 was $34,539.30; however,payment vas decreased by $2,761.02 due to an overpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ 2,761,02

GRAND TOTAL $ 31.778.28

HOLMEN

(Financial Report)

County LaCrosse District No. Joint 1


'Total School ADM 1,221 Total Indian (JOM) ADM 2

Amount o2LEdetFiscalYefCerationalBarla0 $ 809,910.65

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 91211.00

Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ Pi7755

Rate

1.

of School Taxes 22.20 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State

Support),

20.97

Operation & Maintenance (Basic $ 421.92

A. Instruction $ 386.14B. Transportation $21111C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Pareatal Costs $ 82.10




TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) $ 'Oh.®

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LAKELAND UHS

(Financial Report)

County Oneida District No. None

Total School Enrollment 587 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment _IL


Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1970 701,765..31

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 17,072.70P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 4,302.73Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 29,834.00 *

Rate of School Taxes 5.15 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 9.71,

1. opeattorlajj.iceBasicam_llagmaintetIrt $ 28,122.77

A. Instruction $ 25,609.75B. Transportation $ 2,513.02C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs $41214.03,

A. School Lunches $ 1,477.03B. Activity and Related Fees $C. Supplies $D. Other Parental Costs $

3. Special Services Programs $ -' 1,896.20

A. Guidance & Counseling $ 1,896.2002.00 Counselor)

212.20 Secretary)B. Attendance & Home Visitor $

($ 211,664

C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Tea:her Aides $E. Summer Programs for Students $F. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-01Malley) $RLI&LOThe actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 vas $31,496.00; however,payment vas decreased by $1,662.00 due to an overpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ - 1.662.00


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County Polk


Total School ADM 1,084,

MILLTOWN

(Financial Report)




Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year 1270 877,226.38

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I ReceiptsJohnson-O'Malley Receipts


1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) . $ 4,768.64

A. Instruction $ 4,320.14B. Transportation $ 1448.50C. Other Instructional Costs

2. Parental Costs 331J1



A. Cuiiance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Tea:her AidesE. Swatter Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsO. other Special Programs

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson - O'Malley) 5,100.49

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NEILLSVILLE

(Financial Report)

County Clark District No. Joint 4

Total School Enrollment _144 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 1

Total School ADM 1,290 Total Indian (JOM) ADM 1

Amount of pIUietFiscCerationalBa.Uesg:1212 $ 842,289.40

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 44,675.03Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 349.24


1. Operation & Maintenance (1121!c Support) $ 318.84

A. Instruction $ 276.28B. Transportation $ 4i7gC. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs $ .30.40




TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) 349.24

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PITTSVILLE

(Financial Report)

County Wood District No. Joint 1

Total School Enrollment 1,087 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment _2_



P.L. 874 Entitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 20,642.55Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 1,023.06


1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) $ 867.26

A. Instruction $ 633.56B. Transportation $ 233.70C. Other Instructional Costs $






PULASKI

(Financial Report)

County Brown District No. Joint 5,

Total School Enrollment 2,244, Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 32


Amount of Cperational Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $ 1,322,378.42


Rate

1.


Support!

20.97

Operation & Maintenance (Basic 5,062.87

A. instruction $ 4,265.12B. Transportation $ 797.75C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs $ 6;19.65



A. Guidance & Counseling $B. Attendance & Hone Visitor $C. Remedial & Special Education $D. Teacher Aides $E. Summer Programs for Students $P. Expansion of Curricular Offerings $G. Other Special Programs $

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) 5,762,52

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County OKagamie



SEYMOUR

(Financial Report)

District No. Joim 4



Amount of Operational d et Fiscal Year 1970 0 $ 1,687,409.74

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 14,256J9P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ '0,842.43Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 17 603.60 *


1. Operation & Maintenance Basic Su rt $ 15,777.03

A. Instruction $ 13053.3TB. Transportation $ 2,423.6C. Other Instructional Costs

2. Parental Costs 2,096.57

A. School Lunches $ 2,096.57B. Activity and Related Fees $C. SuppliesD. Other Parental Costs


A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Sunnier Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson - O'Malley) $ 17,873.60

* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 vas $17,873.60; bovever,payment as decreased by $270.00 due to an overpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ - 270.00

GRAND TOTAL

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County Burnett

Total School Enrollment 446

Total School ADM 437

SIRE?'

(Financial Report)




Amount of Operational BudKet Fiscal Year 1970 $ 345,610.07


Rate

1.

of School Taxes 20.04 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 2.921._

$ 4,299.21Operation Maintenance


2. Parental Costs $___,g L.62

A. School Lunches $ 387.60,B. Actvity and Related Fees $C. Supplies $D. Other Parental Costs $


A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular Offerings0. Other Special Programs

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (JohnsonO'Malley) 4,686.81

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WABENO

(Financial Report)

County Forest District No. Joint 1








2. Parental Costs :14.16



A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs


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County Burnett

WEBSTER

(Financial Report)



Total School ADM 639 Total Indian (JOM) ADM .22._

Amount of Operational Bud et Fiscal Year 12/2 $ 544,9611a

P.L. 874 Entitlement 2().1gP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts 2.55.Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $1511L1 *

Rate of School Taxes 19.32 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 20.9/

1. Operation iSupport) $ 8,262.01A. Ilstruction $ 7.361.00B. Tiansportation $ 901.0.1.C. Other Instructional Costs

2. Parental Costs 481.41



A. Guidance & Counseling $ 5,942.40B. Attendance & Home VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs $ 825.00

1. Tutoring Center at Danbury

TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Johnson-O'Malley) $ 15 510.82

* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 was $15,510.82; however,payment was decreased by $63.00 due to an overpayment on the 1968 -69contract 63.00


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WEST DE PERE

(Financial Report)

County ?)rown District Ho. Joint 2

Total School Enrollment 1 866 Total Indian (JOM) Enrollment 91

Total School ADM 1,720 '..V;a1 Indian (JOM) ADM 78


*

P.L. 874 Entitlement $ 17,072.70P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 15t662.2/Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 19,450.a6


1. Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) $ 20,684J15

A. Instruction $ 17,646.85B. Transportation $ 3,037.71C. Other Instructional Costs $

2. Parental Costs

A. School Lunches $ 1,602.44B. Activity and Related FeesC. SuppliesD. Other Parental Costs

1,602.44


A. Guidance & CounselingB. Attendance & Hoe VisitorC. Remedial & Special EducationD. Teacher AidesE. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs


* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 was $22,287.00; however,payment was decreased by $2,836.14 due to an overpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ 2,836.14


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.County Sawyer

Total School Enrollment 608

Total School ADM 612

WINTER

(Financial Report)






Rate

1.

of School Taxes 18.78 Average rate for all similar-typeschool districts in the State 20.97

Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) 1,159.08

A. Instruction $ 996.32B. Transportation $ 162.76C. Other Instructional Costs $






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WISCONSIN DELLS

(Financial Report)

County Columbia District No. Joint 1



Amount of Operational Budget Fiscal Year lam $ 1.0561853.60

P.L. 87 Entitlement $ 44003.16P.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $ 29,434.28Johnson-O'Malley Receipts $ 21,059.26 *

Rate

1.


Support)

20.97

Operation & Maintenance (Basic $ 10,330.04'




3. Special Services Programs $ 9 446.00

A. Guidance & Counseling $ 8,646.00 (Counselor $4,146)

B. Attendance & Home Visitor (Tutors$4,500)

C. Remedial & Special Education$---70765D. Teacher Aides

E. Summer Programs for StudentsF. Expansion of Curricular OfferingsG. Other Special Programs


* The actual JOM Contract computed for 1969-70 was $20,377.26; however,payment was increased by $682.00 due to an underpayment in that amounton the 1968-69 contract $ 682.00

GRAND TOTAL $

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County Shawano



WITTENBERG

(Financial Report)




Amount of Cper'itional Budget Fiscal Year 1970 $ 1,253,112.35

P.L. 574 LLtitlement $ NoneP.L. 89-10 Title I Receipts $11.21b2.28Johnson-O'Malley Receipts ..... . . $ 1,285.04

Rate

1.

of School Taxes 25.42 Avezuge rate for all similar-typedistricts in the State 20.9school

Operation & Maintenance (Basic Support) $ 1,112.54







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NARRATIVE REPORT

Wisconsin has been involved with the Johnson-O'Malley Program since

1947. Eligible school districts have received reimbursement for educational

services provided for Indian children residing on federal non-taxable land.

Johnson-O'Malley funds are allocated by the State Department of Public

Instruction after determining the local cost per pupil for contracted services.

Special programs to improve educational opportunities and services for Indian

children, including home-school coordinators, teacher aides, and tutoring

services, have also teen supported by Johnson-O'Malley funds.

Current trends indicate an increased local awareness of, and financial

support for, improved educational practices and programs in Indian education.

A greater percentage of Johnson-O'Malley funds are being allocated for

specific programs for Indian pupils. Local school officials, through

encouragement of the Department of Public Instruction and involvement of

Indian leaders, are recognizing the need for an increased expenditure of

funds in this direction.

Other trends show a significant increase of direct involvement by the

Indian community in school affairs. The Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council,

Inc., Education Committee and the local Indian Education Committees are

actively engaged at local and state levels of education.

Program Objectives

To secure for Indian children the educational opportunities andlearning environment necessary to fulfill their educational needs.

To promote understanding and improve relationships between theschool, home and community,

To cooperate in developing and supporting in-service trainingfor teachers of Indian children.

To provide financial assistance to local school districts forimplementation of programs, services and activities jointly plannedand mutually approved by the school and Indian community.

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The degree to which objectives are being accomplished can be evaluated

in the report of "Special Programs in Indian Education" which are described

in another section of this narrative.

Problem areas in Indian Education include a need for:

1. Improvement in the retention rate of Indian high schoolpupils.

2. Increased involvement of Indian parents in school affairs.

3. Expansion of programs and activities for Indian pupils andparents that tend to enhance their self-concept and theirattitude regarding the value of educational achievement.

4. Curriculum review and revision with respect to Indian historyand culture.

"SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN INDIAN EDUCATION"

ASHLAND

With Johnson-O'Malley support, two teacher aides of Indian ancestrywere assisting classroom instruction at the kindergarten and firstgrade levels. The Home-School Coordinator continued providingcounseling services, plus holding meetings, cc,aferences and programplanning sessions with the Indian community and the local IndianEducation Committee.

Plans have also been completed to implement an accredited highschool course in Indian History and Culture for 1970-71.

Title I funds were used to conduct a summer reading program onthe Bad River Reservation for 15 students. The teacher and anaide went directly to the home and conducted the reading improvementprogram on a one-to-one basis.

During the summer, 1969, a program of English and History make-upwas operated on the reservation for students in grades 9 - 12.There were approximately 15 students in each class who completedand received 1/2 credit for each subject.

During the 1970 summer, a second program was operated on thereservation involving 2 teachers and 32 students. Courses offeredwere English and Indian Culture. Each high school student received1/2 credit for each course. Participating junior high studentsreceived remedial help and enrichment.

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MAYFIELD

(Title r) Provided a developmental reading program for pupils intrades 2 - 6. High interest, low-level ability materials; audio-visual equipment; and field trips were used to stimulate interestin school and serve as additional reading development in the earlygrades. Of the 39 pupils in the program, 24 were of Indian descent.

BLACK RIVER FALLS

Under the Title ICI Program, provided transportation for Head Startpupils and for the Indian students participating in the summerInter-Cultural Program conducted at Wisconsin State University -Eau Claire.

The Junior High School sponsors a co-curricular club which placesemphasis on Indian culture and history.

The "Falls Advisory Council", organized in 1968, represents a crosssection of the community and includes Indian adults. The Councilcooperates with the school officials in promoting educational pro-grams, school retention and counseling.

BOWLER

Local funds provide special transportation services to enableIndian students to participate in after-school activities.

Under a Title I, Special Assistance Project, 15 Indian an20 non- Indian pupils participate in a reading improvement activity.

Title II funds are utilized to add library books reflecting Indianhistory.

Indian aides (2) are involved in the Title I project as well as inthe primary grades.

CRANDON

Developing plans with Wisconsin State University - Stevens Pointfor a student tutoring program for 1970-71.

CUMBERLAND

Held a local in-service program on the education of Indian youth.The workshop was conducted by Indians and included sensitivity toIndian problems and cultural heritage.

An Indian club was organized and includes non-Indian members. Itsactivities are recreational, cultural and educational.

A university extension course entitled "Sensitivity to Minorities"was held at the Cumberland School during the spring of 1970. Thedistrict was instrumental in organizing the class and promotingdiscussions of the American Indians as a part of the course.

FREEDOM

Operated a Title I project "To Prevent Learning Disorders inDisadvantaged K-12 Students." Three of the 20 pupils involvedwere Indian. The program included speech therapy and guidance.Personnel included a psychologist, tutors and aides.

HAYWARD

Johnson-O'Malley funds provided the services of a Home-SchoolCoordinator (1/2 time), guidance and counseling services, twoNight Study Centers on the reservation, special tutoring servicesand transportation to and from the study centers. Approximately70 pupils, grades 5 - 12, were involved in the study centers.

A summer vocational program was conducted on the reservation.Activities included metal spinning, etching, leathercraft, plasticsand auto mechanics. Transportation was provided for the 37 students,grades 7 - 12, who participated.

The district also provides opportunities for staff participationin workshops and institutes for teachers of Indian children.

Title I Programs: Special help. "Communications Skills" forgrades 1 - 8. This program included the children in the .St. Francis Mission School and involved a total of 175 Indianpupils and 150 non-Indians.

In grades 9 - 12, a "Special Reading and Cultural Program" wasconducted for 50 Indian and 25 non-Indian students.

Special guidance services offered for grades 1 - 6 (includingSt. Francis Mission School).

HAYWARD - Title I Programs cont'd.

Teacher aides were involved in education services for 100Indian students and 175 non-Indian students.

Transportation for special school events was provided.

Title II funds for 1969-70 were used entirely for the purchaseof library materials (books, films and records) for or aboutIndians and Indian culture.

Hayward participates in a summer Head Start Program which enrolled10 Indian pupils. The district provides rooms, equipment, materials,kitchen and dining facilities, along with sharing transportationcosts.

FLAMBEA9 (Lac du Flambeau)

Johnson-O'Malley funds were utilized for the employment of aHome-School Coordinator during the second semester. Schoolrecords indicate that 60 percent of the Indian students andfamilies received direct Services. All pupils received schoollunch services at no charge. No charges were assessed forathletics or any other school activity, including gym uniforms.Band instruments were provided for the needy. No charges weremade for Home Economics or Shop materials, and free transportationwas provided for all athletic events and other school activities.

A Speech Therapy Program was conducted for 16 Indian and 9 non-Indian pupils.

Other programs for Indian pupils included cooperation with theU. S. Public Health Bureau to provide free dental and medicalservices at the school for eligible needy children.

The school also co-sponsored a Neighborhood Youth Corps Programdirected by the Farmers Union and Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council.

Lac du Flambeau's faculty included 2 Indian teachers, 1 teacheraide, 1 clerical aide, and 6 parent educators'.

Title I Programs:Primary Preventative Reading Program -- 46 Indian and 7 non-

Indian students.Summer Tutorial Program-45 Indian and 7 non-Indian students.Summer School for Eighth Grade Underachievers -- 21 Indian

and 2 non-Indian students.Summer Dental Assistance Program -- 92 IndiansSpeech, Language, Auditory Discrimination Workshop -- 15 Indian

and 6 non-Indian students.Breakfast Program for Kindergarten during school year.

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LAKELAND UNION HIGii SCHOOL

Provides the services of a full-time Home-School Coordinatorwithout the benefit of special Johnson - O'Malley funding. TheCoordinator functions as a counselor, advisor, social worker,and also performs in other areas which will benefit the Indianstudents.

Each year Johnson-O'Malley funds are used to sponsor an extendedfield trip for the Indian students in grades 11 and 12. Thepurpose of the trip is to provide them with opportunities toexperience cultural improvement activities, tour manufacturingplants, visit colleges and vocational schools, and visit museums.

A Title I Program offered tutorial services to students that wereexperiencing problems within specific subj%ict areas. Approximately50 percent of the participating pui.ils wer: Indians.

PITTSVILLE

The Title I project consisted of two parts -- Speech Correctionand Cultural Enrichment through Fine Arts. One-half of the Indianstudents enrolled participated in the program.

SEYMOUR

Has approximately 275 Indian pupils of which 80 are federally-connected.

Late transportation is provided for the youths who wish toremain after regular dismissal to use school facilities orparticipate in co-curricular activities. The program has beenin operation six years. Johnson-O'Malley funds are used forthis program.

Title I programs have centered around the Oneida Indians. Anurse has been working with the Indian students and helping toprovide necessary health needs. An elementary guidance counselordevotes 60 percent of her time in working with the Indian studentshelping to identify and diagnose special problem areas. An enrich-ment program for high school students is provided by specialcounseling three half-days per week.

The most extensive Title I program is a summer school for the OneidaIndians. Emphasis has been placed on the multi-unit approach,in-service of teachers and an enrichment program. The summer staffincluded 8 teachers, 1 librarian, 1 art teacher, and a guidancecounselor.

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SEYMOUR cont'd.

Title II funds have been utilized to provide audio-visualmaterial and books relating to Indians.

SIREN

JohnsonO'Malley funds were utilized to provide the servicesof a Home-School Coordinator for 25 federally-connected and6 non-federally connected Indian pupils.

Title I providedmath, dramatics,education, waterprogram involved

WABENO

a comprehensive summer school program includingmusic, industrial arts, reading, art, physicalsafety,. canoeing, boating and camping. This8 Indian children.

Title I provided a summer program for children in grades 1 - 6.Eight Indian children enrolled for special help in reading andarithmetic. Field trips were also included to broaden theirsocial experiences. Teacher aides have been employed to followthrough on this program during the regular term.

WEBSTER

Has had partial Johnson-O'Malley support for a Home-SchoolCoordinator. Concentration has been on improving the attendance,problems with school dropouts, Indian participation in schoclactivities, and involvement in school affairs.

Indian students were provided with an evening study center andreceived tutoring assistance from a licensed classroom teacher.

The H)me-School Coordinator and an intermediate grade teacherwere both of Indian descent.

WEST DE PERE

Johnson-O'Malley funds were utilized to offer a high school creditcourse in Indian History and Culture. Classes '.ere held bothsemesters and attended by both Indian and non-Indian students.

WEST DE PERE cont'd.

Two administrators received in-service training by attendingthe first National Indian Conference in St. Paul, Minnesota.

An assembly program was presented by the Oneida Indians.

In-service training activities included participation of theguidance counselors at several conferences on Indian educationwhich were held at Wisconsin State University - Stevens Point.

For the convenience of the Indian pupils and parents, a drivereducation car was placed in the Indian community during thesummer.

Title I funds were instrumental in contracting with St. Norbert'sCollege to provide tutors for the High View School. Sixty-sevenIndian pupils received tutoring assistance.

A summer school program directed at developing attitudes forchildren in grades 1 - 3 was also offered. Forty-five Indianpupils were invited to attend and 26 enrolled.

All students had available the services of guidance counselors,a social worker, a psychologist, and a speech therapist.

Two Indian teachers are on the faculty. One teaches thirdgrade, the other is in girl's physical education.

WISCONSIN DELLS

Employed a Home-School Coordinator to establish effective linesof communication between Indian families and the school. Twotutors were employed full -time to work directly with the Indianelementary pupils during the regular school day. One Indianwoman was engaged as a teacher's aide in the kindergarten.

In cooperation with the University of Wisconsin - Baraboo Campus,an evening tutoring program was established whereby a one-to-oneteacher-pupil ratio was maintained.

"Reach and Teach," a Title I program, provided reading improvementservices for 24 Indian pupils.

Graphic Art courses were established at the high school level.Indian pupils were given priority to enroll.

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"IN-SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR TEACHERS OF INDIAN CHILDREN"

A workshop for "Teachers of Indian Youth" was held for two weeks in

July 1970 at Wisconsin State University - Superior. The majority of the

members of the Planning Committee were Indian educators, parents, and

members of Indian education committees. The director of the workshop,

as well as all resource people, were of Indian ancestry.

The workshop was designed to emphasize three primary concerns:

1. History and culture of the Ojibway nation and thetribes of the Winnebago, Menominee, Stockbridge -Munsee, Oneida, and Potawatomi;

2. Curriculum development; and

3. Contemporary Indians.

The workshop was supported financially by the Bureau of Indian Affairs

and the State Department of Public Instruction through the Johnson-O'Malley

Program.

A three -day conference on Indian Education for school administrators

was also conducted at Wisconsin State University - Superior. It is felt

that if progress is to be made in Indian Education, it must be with the

understanding and support of school administrators.

Objectives of the conference were:

1. To develop an understanding of the cultural forcesthat contribute to the disadvantagement of Indianchildren and to develop strategies of human relation-ships for working with these cultural forces.

2. To develop an understanding of the special learningproblems of Indian children and methods of developingprograms to meet their special needs.

3. To develop means of establishing communications withthe Indian community to further the cooperativeeducation of the Indian children.

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INDIAN SCHOLASHIP PROGRAM 1969-TO

(Renewals)

Name of Student

Tribe

Major

Total Funds

thru

1969-70

High School

Graduate of

College

Years

Com-

pleted

Yrs. on

Program

State

Federal

Bischoff, Davin

Oneida

Seymour

'68

Stevens Point

22

Art

$$

1,800.00

Brocker, Melvin

Oneida

Seymour

'68

Oshkosh

22

Phy. Educ.

420.00

1,290.00

Cook, Sue Ann

Oglala,

Sioux

West De

Pere

'65

UW-Madison

431/2

French

1,100.30

1,827.50

Corbine, Joseph

Chippewa-

Ashland

'65

Mount Senario

11/2

11/2

Sociology

1,350.00

Oneida

(DePadua)

Cornelius, Ruben

Oneida

Green Bay

'63

LaCrosse

321/2

History

888.00

Crespean, Anthony

Menominee

Shaman

'67

Stevens Point

11/2

11/2

Geography

1,300.00

Decorah, Eileen

Winnebago

Tomah

'67

Eau Claire

21/2

11/2

Med. Tech.

1,370.69

Deer, Constance

Menominee

Shawano

'65

UW-Madison

32

Nursing

2,350.00

DePerry, Raymond

Chippewa

Bayfield

'66

Eau Claire

44

Social Work

1,800.00

1,811.00

Dickerson, Charlotte

Chippewa

Ashland

'65

Eau Claire

21/2

21/2

Sociology

450.00

1,750.00

Dietz, Dennis

Chippewa

Ashland

'66

Eau Claire

31/2

31/2

Bus. Admin.

500.00

1,920.00

Duqusin, Karon

Menominee

Shawano

'66

Stout

44

Home Econ.

3,600.00

Fandry, Ronald

Oneida

Stanley

'66

Superior

44

Phi. Educ.

3,050.00

450.00

Gary, James

Chippewa

Hayfield

'68

Eau Claire

11/2

11/2

Math

1,350.00

Gouge, Gerard

.Chippewa

Hayward

'68

Superior

22

Bus. Admin.

450.00

1,350.00

Jackson, Dana

Chippewa

Schofield

'66

Stout

31/2

31/2

Indus. Tech.

400.00

2,370.00

1969-TO Renewals CCont'd.)

High School

Tribe

Graduate of

Col

lege

Years

Com-

pleted

Yrs. on

grogram

Major

Total Funds

thru 1969-70

Name of Student

State

Federal

Keshena, Anthony

Menominee

Shawano

'67

UW-Madison

2 1/2

21/2

Elem. Educ.

$ 2,25u.00

$

Ladd, Jeannine

Menominee

Shawano

'67

Stout

33

Home Econ.

2,700.00

Loonsfoot, Elizabeth

Chippewa

Green Bay

'60

Oshkosh

31/2

21/2

Speech

1,350.00

1,170.00

(St. Josephs)

Manders, Albert

Oneida

West De

'65

UW-Green Bay

32

Geography

500.00

900.00

Pere

Martinson, William

Chippewa

Hayward

'68

Eau Claire

22

Bus. Admin.

450.00

1,350.00

Miller, Sharon

Stockbridge- Neenah

'67

UW=Madiscr.

11/2

11/2

Nursing

900.00

470.00

MUnsee

Moriarty, Kathryn

Oneida

Brown Deer

'68

UW-Milvaukee

22

Fine Arts

1,040.00

Moriarty, Michael

Oneida

Milwaukee

'66

uw-Milwaukee

31/2

4Engineering

1,370.00

420.00

Morris, JoAnne

Oneida-

Oshkosh

68

Whitevater

11/2

11/2

Bus. Admin.

900.00

450.00

Chippewa

(Lourdes)

Niamisto, John

Chippewa

Washburn

'62

UW-Madison

31/2

31/2

Bus. Admin &

1,350.00

652.00

Law

Pascale, Janet

Chippewa

4ew Jersey

'67

Superior

32

Sociology

1,800.00

Pascale, Karen

Chippewa

New Jersey

'65

Superior

42

Phy. Educ.

1,800.00

Pystakowit, Alfred

Menominee

Suring

'67

UW-Green Bay

3S

Sociology

2,700.00

Pystakowit, Andres,

Menominee

Suring

'66

LaCrosse

31/2

4Phy. Educ.

3,050.00

Rabideaux, Camille

Chippewa

Kentucky

'66

Superior

22

Psychology

975.00

Rockman, Jeremy

Winnebago

Schofield

'62

Eau Claire

11/2

Sociology

775.00

109-70 Renewals (Cont'd.)

High School

Graduate of

College

Years

Com-

ple2141

Yrs. on

Program

Major

Total Funds

thru 1969-70

Same of Student

Tribe

State

Federal

Sanford, Maureen

Winnebago-

Reedshurg

'67

UW-Madison

32

Speech

$560.00

$360.00

Seneca

Skenandore, Anthony

Oneida

Seymour

'67

Ripon

2 1/2

1 1/2

Art Educ.

1,350.00

Skenandore, Constance

Oneida

West De

'66

Wnitewater

44

Bus. Admin.

2,876:00

Pere

Skenandore, Sharon

Oneida

West De

'67

LaCrosse

33

Phy. Educ.

800.00

1,800.00

Pere

Smith, Carol

Chippewa

Burlington

'65

UW-Madison

1 1/2

1 1/2

Nursing

1,200.00

400.00

Smith, Peter

Oneida.

West De

'66

UW-Madison

3 1/2

4Engineering

1,800.00

1,800.00

Pere

Soulier, Brian

Chippewa

Minocqua

'68

Whitevater

22

Bus. Admin.

1,800.00

Steindorf, Francis

Winnebago

DeSoto

'68

LaCrosse

22

Biology

1,350.00

450.00

Teschner, Marshall

Chippewa

Mellen

'66

Superior

11 1/2

Geology

770.00

450.00

Valliere, Charles

Chippewa

Minocqua

'68

Eau Claire

22

Medicine

1,800.00

Weidner, Suzanne

Oneida.

Milwaukee

'66

JW- Milwaukee

44

Math

600.00

200.00

Waubenascum, Sandra

Oneida-

Shawano

'67

UW-Madison

21 1/2

Social Work

1,322.50

Menominee

Weaken, Lauren

Menominee

California

166

UW-Madison

2 1/2

2 1/2

Elem. Educ.

2,250.00

Webster, Genevieve

Oneida

Green Bay

'68

UW-Milwaukee

1 1/2

1 1/2

Journalism

390.00

450.00

Wheelock, Charles

Oneiis

Green Bay

'66

Stevens Point

22

Forestry

1,650.00

White, Donald

Chippewa

Superior

'63

Superior

3 1/2

4Math

350.00

1,297.00

1969,-70 Renewals SGont'd.)

same of Student

Tribe

Wiedenmeier, George

Oneida

Wiedenmeier, Linda

Oneida

High School

Graduate of

Years

Total Funds

Com-

Yrs. on

thru

College

pleted Program

Major

State

Federal

Brown Deer

'68

Stout

Brown Deer

'68

stout

SUMNER SCHOOL 1970

21 1/2

Indus. Tech.

$900.00

$450.00

22

Home Econ.

1,35

0.00

450.

00

D.acorah, ?armenton

Winnebago

Mauston

'63

UW-Madison

$400.00


Chippewa

Ashland

'65

Eau Claire

275.00

Ragland, William

Oneida

New Rich-

mond

'67

River Falls

265.00


Chippewa.

.Green Bay

'60

013

ash

275.00

(St. Josephs)

Mitchell, Doris

Chippewa

Minocqua

'69

Eau Claire

275.00

O'Seill, Michael

Chippewa

G.E.D.

'69

Superior

200.00

Skenandore, Sharon

Oneida

West De

'67

LaCrosse

257.00

Pere

0 p

Name of Student

Ackley, Richard

Beauregard, Michael

Blackdeer, Brenda

Blackdeer, Julia

Boursav, Rozetta

Cadotte, Brenda

Carley, Donald

Coombs, Carol

Cornelius, Weston

Decorah, Colleen

Doud, Bertha

Durfek, John

Gary, Susan

Gauthler, John

Gill, Michael

Greely, Judith

Tribe

Chippewa

Chippewa

Winnebago

Winnebago

Chippewa

Chippewa

Chippewa

Chippewa

Oneida

Winnebago

Chippewa

Stockbridge-

Munsee

Chippewa

Menominee

Oneida

Chippewa

INDIAN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 1969-70

(New Applicants)

High School

Gredultte of

Ashland

'63

Ashland

'69

Tomah

'69

Alma Center

Milwaukee

'69

Hayward

'69

Hayward

'69

Warren,

'65

Pznnsylvania

Tigerton

'69

Tomah

Eleho

'69

Milwaukee

'69

*69

'69

Hayfield

Shawano

Hartland

Superior

'69

'65

'69

'69

College

Northland

Stevens Point

LaCrosse

LaCrosse

UW-Milvaukee

Eau Claire

Superior

UW-Madison

River Falls

LaCrosse

Stevens Point

Stout

Mount Senario

UW-Milwaukce

UW-Waukesha

Superior

Years

Com-

Yrs. on

Total Funds

at!...s1 Program

Mailer

State

Federal

41

Sociology

1/2

1/2

Resource

Manageaent

11

Art Educ.

1/2

1/2

Phy. Educ.

11

Pre-Med.

11

Nursing

11 J.

Phy. Educ.

31

Psychology

11

Music

11

Med. Tech.

11

Elem. Educ.

11

Indus. Tech.

11

Math

21/2

Art Educ.

1/2

1Liec. Engr.

11

German

900.00

428.50

550.

00

900.00

450.

00

900.00

$900.00

450.

00

700.00

900.00

900.00

390.00

900.00

900.

00

900.00

550.00

1969-70 New Applicants (Cont'd.)

Years

High School

Com-

Yrs. on

Total Funds

Name of Student

Tribe

Graduate of

College

pleted

Program

Major

State

Federal

Jackson, Jeryl

Potawatomi

Rhinelander '69

Eau Claire

1/2

1/2

English

$450.00

James, Vaughn

Menominee

Shawano

'65

LaCrosse

1/2

1/2

Phy. Educ.

424.50

Johns, Lucy

Oneida

Kaukauna

'69

Stevens Point

11

Elem. Educ.

360.00

King, Peter

Oneida

Seymour

'69

Oshkosh

11

Accounting

900.00

La4d, Sylvia

Menominee

Shawano

'69

Superior

11

Art Educ.

900.00

Lincoln, Janice

Winnebago

Tomah

'69

LaCrosse

11

Elem. Educ.

900.00

Love, William

Winnebago

New Lisbon

'69

Platteville

11

Civil Engr.

900.00

Martin, James

Menominee-

Shawano

'66

UW-Green Bay

11

Sociology

900.00

Chippewa

McDonough, Maureen

Oneida

Appleton

'69

UW-Marinette

11

Drama

400.00

Metaxen, Michael

Oneida

West De

'69

Stevens Point

11

Undecided

900.00

Pere

Miller, Patricia

Stockbridge- Neenah

'69

LaCrosse

11

Elem. Educ.

900.00

Munsee

Mitchell, Doris

Chippewa

Minotqum

'69

Eau Claire

11

English

900.00

Otradovec, Irvin

Menominee

Oshkosh

'69

Oshkosh

11

Bus. Admin.

350.00

(Lourdes)

Peterson, Mary

Chippewa

Bayfield

68

Superior

1/2

1/2

Bus. Admin.

450.00

Potack, Eugene

Chippewa

Mellen

'69

Marqu4tte

11

Law

900.00

Stott, Glenn

Chippewa

R.E.P.

'69

Madison Tech.

01/2

Liberal Arts

450.00

Skonandore, Wayne

Oneida

west De

'69

UW-Madison

11

Computor Science

900.00

Pere.

1969-TO Nev Applicants (Cont'd.L

Same of Student

Tribe

Skenandore, Z. Ronald

Oneida

Smith, James

Swamp, George

Swamp, Sharon

Teschner, Albertina

Tourtillott, Paula

Wabshoggin, Mary

Waukau, Lawrence

Webster, Catherine

Wheelock, Roxanne

White, James

White, Roy

Whitehorse, Kenneth

Wolf, Dale

Menominee

Oneida

Oneida

Chippewa

Menominee

Winnebago-

Potawatomi

Menominee

Oneida

Oneida

Chippewa

Chippewa

Winnebago

Chippewa

High School

Graduate of

College

West De

Pere

Shawano

Appleton

Appleton

Alma

Mequon

Milwaukee

'69

Stevens Point

'68

UW-Green Bay

Oshkosh

'69

Oshkosh

'69

River Falls

'69

UW-J-mesville

UW-Milwahkee

'68

1169

Antigo

'65

Stevens Point

Green Bay

'69

UW-Milvaukee

Milwaukee 1/70 UW-Milwaukee

Hayward

'69 Eau Claire

G.E.D.

'68

Superior

McFarland

'69

Stevens Point

Ashland

'69

Superior

Years

Com-

Yrs. on

pleted

Program

Major

11

Bus. Admin.

$

Total Funds

State

Federal

11/2

Bus. Law

450.00

21

Sociology

4QQ.00

11

Spec. Educ.

830.00

11

English

11/2

Music Therapy

350.00

1/2

1/2

History

225.00

$900.00

600.00

11

Conservation

900.00

11

Literature

900.00

1/2

1/2

Theater Arts

350.00

1/2

1/2

History

450.00

1 1/2

1/2

Psychology

410.00

11

Bus. Admin.

900.00

11

English

900.00


(Renewals)

Name of Student

Tribe

High School

Graduate of

College

State

Fedcra1

TOTAL

Ackley, Richard

Chippewa

Ashland

Northland

$$

450.00

$450.00

Bischoff, David

Oneida

Seymour

Stevens Point

900.00

900.00

Hammett, Rozetta

Chippewa

Milwaukee

UW-Milwaukee

900.00

900.00

Cadatte, Brenda

Chippewa.

Hayward

Rice Lake Center

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

Carley, Donald

Chippewa

Hayward

Superior

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

Carbine, Joseph

Chippevar

Ashland

Mount Senario

900.00

900.00

Oneida

(DePadna)

Cornelius, Ruben

Onida

Green Bay

LaCorsse

450.00(1st. sem.)

450.00

Cornelius, Weston

Oneida

Tigerton

River Palls

560.00

560.00

Crempema, Anthony

Menominee

Shawano

Stevens Point

900.00

900.00

Decorah, Colleen

Winnebago

Tomah

LaCrosse

900.00

900.00

Deer, Constance

Menominee

Shawano

UW- Madison

900.00

900.00


Chippewa

Ashland

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Diet.z, Dennis

Chippewa

Ashland

tau Claire

450.00(1st.

450.00

sem.)

Duffek, John

Stockbridge-

Milwaukee

Stout

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Gary, James

Chippewa

Hayfield

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Gary, Susan

Chippewa

'

Hayfield

Mount Senario

900.00

900.00

1S a.

1970 -71 Renewals (Cont'd.)

Name of Student

Tribe

High School

Graduate of

College

State

Federal

TOTAL

Gauthier, John

Menominee

Shawano

UW-Milwaukee

$900.00

$$

900.00

Gouge, Gerard

Chippewa

Hayward

Superior

900.00

900.00

Greely, Judith

Chippewa

Superior

Superior

250.00(Proh.)

250.00

Johns, Lucy

Oneida

Kaukauna

Stevens Point

425.00

425.00

King, Peter

Oneida

Seymour

Oshkosh

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

Lincoln, Janice

Winnebago

Tomah

LaCrosse

900.00

900.00


Chippewa

Green Bay

Oshkosh

450.00(1st. sem.)

450.00

(St. Josephs)

Lowe, William

Winnebago

New Lisbon

Platteville

900.00

900.00

Mender*, Albert

Oneida

West De Pere

UW-Green Bay

900.00

900.00

Martin, James

Menominee-

Shawano

UW-Green Bay

900.00

900.00

Chippewa

Martinson, William

Chippewa

Hayward

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Metoxan, Michael

Oneida

West De Pere

S.evens Point

900.00

900.00

Miller, Patricia

Stockbridge-

Neenah

UW-Madison

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Moriarty, Kathryn

Oneida

Brown Deer

UW-Milwaukee

660.00

660.00

Morris, JoAnne

Oneida-

Oshkosh

Whitewater

900.00

900.00

Chippewa

(Lourdes)

Sionista John

Chippewa

Washburn

UW-Madison

450.00(1st. sem.)

450.00

12/07l Renewals (Cont'd.)

High School

Name of Student

Tribe

Graduate of

College

State

Federal

TOTAL

Otradovec, Irvin

Menominee

Oshkosh

Oshkosh

$450.00

$$

450.00

(Lourdes)

Pascale, Janet

Chippewa

New Jersey

Superior

900.00

900.00

Peterson, Mary

Chippewa

Bayfield

Superior

900.00

900.00

Potack, Eugene

Chippewa

Mellen

Marquette

900.00

900.00

Pyatskovit, Alfred

Menominee

Suring

UW-Green Bay

900.00

900.00

Sanford, Maureen

Winnebago-

Reedsburg

UW4ladison

600.00

600.00

Seneca

Skenandore, Sharon

Oneida

West De Pere

LaCrosse

900.00

900.00

Skenandore, Wayne

Oneida

West De Pere

UW-Madison

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

Skenandore, Z. Ronald

Oneida

West De Pere

Stevens Point

900.00

900.00

Smith, Carol

Chippewa

Burlington

UW-Madison

900.00

900.00

Soulier, Brian

Chippewa

Minocqua

Whitewater

900.00

900.00

Stacy, Adele

Winnebago

Wisconsin Dells

Mount Senario

900.00

900.00

Swamp, George

Oneida

Appleton

Oshkosh

900.00

900.00

Swamp, Sharon

Oneida

Appleton

Oshkosh

900.00

900.00

Teschner, Albertina

Chippc-m

Alma

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Waukau, Lawrence

Menominee

Artigo

Stevens Point

900.00

900.00

Webster, Catherine

Oneida

Green Bay

UW-Milwaukee

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

1970-71 Renewals (Cont'd.)

Name of Student

Tribe

High School

Graduate of

College

State

Federal

TOTAL

Wheelock, Roxanne

Oneida

Milwaukee

UW-Milwaukee

$450.00

$$

450.00

Whitehorse, Daniel

Winnebago

Madison

UW-Madison

900.00

900.00

Whitehorse, Kenneth

Winnebago

McFarland

Stevens Point

900.00

900.00

Wiedenmeier, George

Oneida

Brown Deer

Stout

900.00

900.00

Witdenmeier, Linda

Oneida

Brown Deer

Stout

900.00

900.00

Wolf, Dale (Miss)

Chippewa

Ashland

Northland

900.00

900.00

Mitchell, Doris

Chippewa

Minocqua

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Waukau, Lisa

Menominee

Shawano

UW - Green Bay

900.00

900.00

Sine, 011ie

Winnebago

Wisconsin Dells

Mount Senario

450.00(Prob.)

450.00

TOTAL RENEWAL APPLICATIONS 1970-71

$23,800.00

$20,545.00

$44,345.00


(New Applicants)

high School

Name of Student

Tribe

Graduate of

College

State

Federal

TOTAL

Alen, Linda (Mrs.)

Chippewa

Minocqua

UW-Madison

$$

900.00

$900.00

Arbuckle, Patti

Chippewa

Ashland

Oshkosh

900.00

900.'10

Barber, Franklin

Chippewa

Shell_ Lake

UW-Madison

900.00

900.00

Bidwell, Laura (Mrs.)

Stockbridge-

Bowler

UW-Green Bay

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Bigboy., Eugene

Chippewa

G.E.D.

Northland

900.00

900.00

Bigler, Seaver

Creek

Wauwatosa East

UW-Madison

900.00

900.00

Brown, Georgine

Chippewa

M.Luocqua

Eau Claire

900.00

900.00

Bublitz, Mona (Mrs.)

Sioux

G.E.D.

UW-Madison

625.00

625.00

Budreau, Kary

Chippewa

Ashland

Northland

900.00

900.00

Burgess, Margie

Chippewa

Superior

Superior

530.00

530.00

Cornelius, Larry

Oneida

Seymour

Stevens Point

350.00

350.00

Cornelius, Neil

Stockbridge-

Bowler

St. Norbert's

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Cornelius, Sandra

Oneida

Milwaukee

UW-Milvaukee

772.00

772.00

Duffek, Teresa

Stockbridge-

Milwaukee

Stout

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Girard, Patricia

Chippewa

Dayvard

Stevens Point

350.00

350.00

Greengrass, Denise

Winnebago

Middleton

Stevens Point

350.00

350.00

CD

12/0=71 New Applicants (Cont'd.)

Name of Student

Tribe

High School

Graduate of

State

Federal

TOTAL

Ragland, William

Hill, Barbara

Hurst, Karen

Oneida

Oneida

Oneida-

Chippewa

New Richnond

Milwaukee

Kaukauna

River "%lls

UW-Milwaukee

Oshkosh

$900.00

625.00

900.00

$900.00

625.00

900.00

Kelley, Bridget

Menominee-

Green Bay

Oshkosh

854.00

854.00

Oneida

(Lady of Charity)

LaGoo, James

Chippewa

Milwaukee

UW-Milseaukee

900.00

900.00

Long, Elizabeth

Winnebago-

West De Pere

UW-Madison

850.00

850.00

Chippewa

Loonsfoot, George

Chippewa

Green Bay West

Stout

900.00

900.00

Martin, John T.

Menominee

Shawano

UW-Green Bay

325.00

325.00

Mathers, James

Brotherton

Campbell sport

Stevens Point

650.00

650.00

Messner, Billie (Miss)

Oneida

Cudahy

UW-Milvaukee

550.00

550.00

Miller, Judy

Stockbridge-

Bowler

Oshkosh

900.00

900.00

Munsee

Miller, Marlene

Stockbridge -

Bowler

Stevens Point

350.00

Munsee

Miner, Stewart

Winnebago

Wisconsin Dells

LaCrosse

900.00

900.00

O'Neill, Michael

Chippewa

G.E.D.

Superior

900.00

900.00

Poupart, Flora

Chippella

Minocqua

Carroll College

900.00

900.00

Roberts, Suzanne

Oneida-

Minocqua

Marquette

900.00

900.00

Chippewa

1970-71 New Applicants (Cont'd.)

Name of Student

Tribe

High School

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