Contents
A.
TRIBAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
B.
CONTRACT STATUS
C.
ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURES
D.
SCHOLARSHIP PLAN
E.
USE OF SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT
F.
TYPES OF SKY PEOPLE EDUCATION AWARDS
G.
PROCEDURES FOR FILING APPLICATIONS
H.
PRIORITY
I.
APPLICATION REVIEW
J.
DEADLINE/CLOSING DATE
K.
NOTIFICATION OF ACTION
L.
ELIGIBILITY
M.
MAXIMUM ELIGIBILITY
N.
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
0.
PROBATION
P.
TERMINATION OF FUNDING
Q.
R.
VALUATION CRITERIA AND CONTROL SYSTEM
S.
MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
T.
PERSONNEL POLICY AND PROCEDURES
U.
CERTIFICATION BY LICENSED ACCOUNTANT
V.
PROPERTYMANAGEMENT
W.
ORGANIZATIONAL METHODS AND PROCEDURES

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L.
ELIGIBILITY
II
students funded under the Higher Education
Program will meet all eligible criteria as established by the Sky People Education Program and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
2.
To be eligible for financial assistance for the Sky
People Higher Education scholarship/grants, an applicant must:

a.
Be at least one-fourth (1/4) Northern
Arapaho descent and an enrolled or non- enrolled member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe. Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB), certifying that the applicant is a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe.

b.
Maintain a 2.25 “C+” grade point average

(G.RA.) on a 4 point scale. The Director will evaluate the student’s academic record to determine if the student has met the minimum “C+” grade point average.

c.
For continuing students - Complete no less
than twelve (12) credits in the quarter! semester immediately preceding the students application; enroll in no less than twelve (12) credits in the quarter/semester for which they seek assistance; and have applied and been accepted for admission in an accredited college or university program of study.

d.
High School/GED students will be placed on
Probation immediately for their first semester.