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CTUIR joins historic tribal early learning effort
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CTUIR joins historic tribal early learning effort
MISSION — For the first time, Oregon’s nine federally recognized tribes have a formal role in shaping a statewide early learning system designed specifically for Native children and families. The Oregon Tribal Early Learning Alliance (OTELA) held its first meeting on March 24, launching a collaborative effort to guide early childhood education and care programs across the state. OTELA and the Tribal Early Learning Plan and Fund (TELP/F) were …
·Umatilla, United States
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