Fond du Lac FACE Programs
The mission of the FACE program is to
attend to the National America 2000 Educational Goals and Indian America
2000+ Educational Goals in the areas of;
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School Readiness
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High School Completion
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Student Achievement and Citizenship
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Adult Literacy and Lifelong Learning
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Safe, Disciplined, and Drug Free
Schools
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Tribal Government
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Language and Culture
Our parent educators continue to visit families providing fun and
educational developmental materials for parents and their children. They
serve families who are prenatal or have a child through the age of
three.
In the Center Based FACE Program, children and their family member
attend school together, participating in Preschool, Adult Education,
PACT Time (Parent and Child Together) and Parent Time. The preschool
program is for children ages three to five years old. We also have
families that participate in FACE with a child attending the Fond du Lac
Ojibwe School grades Early Five through Third. The adults then go into
their child’s classroom at the Ojibwe School to complete their PACT
Time. It is a great opportunity for adults to complete their education,
high school / GED or college while teaching their child the importance
of education. If an adult has already completed their educational goals,
FACE staff can continue to assist and support them throughout many other
personal and professional goals. FACE can provide parenting skills,
computer skills, or simply a place for adults and children to come
together and better their lives.
If you are interested in attending FACE or would like more
information about the program, please call Lorraine Fosness at 878-7282.
The FACE Program
was developed by The Bureau of Indian Affairs in the Office of Indian
Education Programs. If you want to know more about the BIA or OIEP
click on their logo.
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