Alternative Education
Alternative Education provides assessment and testing for adults that are wanting to pass the High School Equivalency exam.
Cherokee Immersion School
The Cherokee Immersion School is a language preservation and revitalization program for the Cherokee Language.
Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program
Novice learners are paired with master-level fluent Cherokee speakers.
Cherokee Language Teacher Training Scholarship Program
Scholarship for Northeastern State University students pursuing a degree in Cherokee language and an Oklahoma teacher’s certificate.
Cultural Resource Center
The Cultural Resource Center strives to educate citizens and the general public on the Cherokee Language, history, and lifeways of Cherokees.
Family Medicine Residency
Information about the OMECO/Cherokee Nation Family Medicine Residency Program
Higher Education
Higher Education Program awards scholarships to selected tribal citizens pursuing degrees at an accredited college or university.
Johnson O’Malley Program
Johnson O’Malley program provides opportunities for achievement through student and parent involvement in academic and cultural education.
Public Health and Wellness (PHW) Merit Scholarship
Provides financial support for Cherokee Nation citizens pursuing priority healthcare or workforce degrees, preparing them for careers.
Registered Nursing (RN) Scholarship Program
Th RN Scholarship Program provides financial support to Cherokee Nation citizens pursuing an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing.
Scholarships and Resources
Citizens actively pursuing a higher education degree may apply to receive educational scholarships payable directly to an accredited college or university.
Sequoyah High School
The mission of Sequoyah Schools is to develop leaders who will successfully meet the challenges of their futures academically, socially, and culturally.
Sequoyah High School Language Immersion After-School Program
Cherokee language immersion camp.
Submit a Proposal
Submit a new research proposal to the Institutional Review Board.
Summer Career Exploration Program
The mission of the Career Exploration Program is to advance the knowledge and interests of 14 and 15-year-olds in the areas of careers, culture, and community.
Summer Career Pathways
The Summer Youth Career Pathways provides youth ages 16-24 with work experience during the summer in order to prepare them for the working world.
Summer Youth Leadership Program
Summer Youth Leadership Program
Teacher Institute of Excellence
The TIE program is committed to further developing participants' Cherokee language proficiency while preparing them to be Cherokee Language Teachers.
Trail of Tears Awards for Excellence
Trail of Tears Awards for Excellence recognizes and rewards outstanding students graduating from grades 8 and 12.
Truancy Program
The Cherokee Nation Department of Juvenile Justice recognizes that there is a correlation between truancy and delinquency