Ventura County Indian Education Consortium | April 2020
Message From Our Coordinator
Dear Indian Education Community,

I am sending warm greetings from my home to yours, as we finish our 6th week of learning, teaching and working from home!

I hope you have received a phone call from your Indian Education teachers and counselors by now. We all miss our students so much, and hope you have found time to connect with family to complete the April Indian Education lessons . Keep your eyes open for a series of lessons for May, in the coming weeks.

Thank you, parents for supporting your child's Indian Education.

Be patient with each other, be safe, and stay in touch virtually!

Robin Jacobs
Honoring Ceremony Planning Survey

The annual Honoring Ceremony, originally scheduled for May 15th, is being re-envisioned. We are now working to plan a virtual ceremony, coming to you, in June.

As valued partners with the Indian Education Program, your thoughts, opinions and creativity are needed!


Complete this short questionnaire by April 30th

Messages From Our Teachers & Counselors



Hi students! I miss you all very much! I hope you're healthy and safe at home with your families and pets. Love,

Mrs. West (and Daisy)
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Hi Indian Education Students! I hope you are staying safe at home and taking advantage of the extra time to share stories with your family. Don’t forget to go outside and soak up some sunshine:) I hope to see you all soon!

Teacher Jennifer



Self Care Tips:
-create a gratitude list
-remember to breathe

Love, Ms. Smith (and Pistachio)




Stay healthy, kind and safe!

Ms. Foster

(Ms. Foster also sent this resource for families, on Mindfulness )
UCLA Offering ZOOM Virtual Tutoring

The American Indian Resource Center at UCLA continues to support Ventura County Indian Education students, through virtual tutoring sessions.

Elementary School Tutoring- Mondays & Wednesdays

Middle and High School Tutoring- Tuesdays & Thursdays

For more information & to sign up, please contact Robin Jacobs at

Please Update Your Contact Info
U.S. Census 2020
Make sure to complete the Census, as Native American communities are severely under counted. By participating in the 2020 Census Native Americans and Alaskan Natives can shape how billions of dollars in federal funds are distributed each year, for programs and grants in Native communities.
Natives need to be counted!
Community Partners

Visit the websites of our community partners SCAIR (Southern California Native American Resources) & Owens Valley, for information on local resources for the Ventura County Native Community.
If you have any questions related to the information that has been shared in this email please reach out to your Ventura County Indian Education Consortium Coordinator, Robin Jacobs ([email protected]). Thank you!