• Denełchin Based Programs

    Cook Inlet Tribal Council’s Denełchin-Based Programs serve Alaska Native and American Indian students in elementary, middle, and high school. Student enrolled must be able to provide CIB or proof of Tribal Affiliation, Proof of school enrollment, and the student's birth certificate.
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            Before School Middle School

            This program will transport students to the following schools: Wendler Middle, Clark Middle, Romig Middle, Central Middle.




            (This program allows all ASD middle school students to attend. However, guardian must transport if student does not attend the schools above)  

            Free$ Free
              
            After School Elementary School Club- College Gate Elementary School


            Free$ Free
              
            After School Elementary School Club- Susitna Elementary School


            Free$ Free
              
            After School High School Club

            This program will transport students from the following schools: East High, Bartlett High. 


             


            (This program allows all ASD High school students to attend. However, guardians or the student must transport to the after-school club if they do not attend the schools above)

            Free$ Free
              
            Total
            $0.00$0.00
          • Elementary After School Club (3rd-5th Grades) 

            CITC will create a welcoming environment for students to form supportive friendships and connections. Participants will have the chance to explore Alaska Native cultures and crafts while engaging in a variety of creative projects. Snacks will be provided!

            Instructors Will:

            • Ease the transition to school by advocating on the youth and family’s behalf.
            • Provide enriching experiences in cultural exploration and hands-on fabrication, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and cross-disciplinary learning.

            Elementary School After School Club Hours: Monday - Friday 2:15 pm to 5:00 pm. Transportation will be provided at student release at College Gate and Susitna Elementary. 

            Attendance Policy:
            To best support our students and ensure that opportunities are available to those who can commit consistently, we have the following expectations:

            • Communication of Absences- We kindly ask that you notify us in advance, whenever possible, if your student will be absent.
            • Attendance Requirement- Students are expected to attend Fab Lab club if they are present at school that day. If a student does not attend school, they may not attend afterschool Fab Lab club.
            • Unexcused Absences- Three (3) unexcused absences within a month will result in the student being moved to the waitlist. If this happens, we will reach out to inform you and let you know if a spot becomes available again

            Thank you for helping us maintain a consistent and supportive environment for all students!

            Transportation: 

            CITC will provide transportation from the following schools:

            Elementary Schools 

            • College Gate Elementary School 
            • Susitna Elementary School 

            Please Note: Transportation will be available for students enrolled at College Gate and Susitna. Parents will be responsible for pick-up at the Denełchin Lab.

            The After-School Club for elementary is only open to participants that attend College Gate or Susitna Elementary school. 

          • Elementary Participant Information

          • CITC follows the guidance of Alaska safety laws. Per Alaska State Law and DMV Regulations, children between 4-8 years of age or who weights 20-65 pounds and is less than 57 inches (4 feet, 9 inches) shall be properly secured in a booster seat that is secured by a seat belt system or by another child passenger restraint system that meets or exceeds the standards of the U.S. Department of Transportation and is used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
          • How will your elementary school student get home? Please note: If your child is allowed to walk home, be sure to select that option in addition to any authorized pick-up selections."
          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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          • Do you anticipate any transportation challenges getting your child to and from programming?*
          • Before Middle School Programming 

            CITC will offer a safe space for building supportive friendships and provide quiet areas for reading, homework, and organization. Students will have the opportunity to learn about Alaska Native cultures and crafts. Breakfast will be provided.

            Youth Advocates will:

            • Monitor student educational plans weekly of accomplishments and barriers.
            • Provide leadership relating to CITC services, social services within the Native Community
            • Follow-up on educational referrals and advising parents of students’ status.
            • Respect parent & youth values providing relevant resources, school information and community updates to keep families informed.
            • Provide value-driven mentorship (Including if student gets suspened)
            • Ease the transition to school by advocating on the youth and family’s behalf

            Drop Off Times: 7:30 am - 8:15 am (Monday to Friday)

            Attendance Policy:

            • No call no shows - we will reach out to you.If you know you will be out, just let us know and we won’t penalize you.
            • 3 days in a row for absentees and if we don’t hear from you, the student will move to the waitlist.
            • Student may still attend programming if suspended from ASD schools (parent must communicate and plan transportation)
            • Please reach out to email: yesdept@citci.org text/call: (907)-793-3265

             

            Transportation: 

            CITC will provide transportation to the following schools: 

            • Wendler Middle School 
            • Clark Middle School 
            • Romig Middle School 
            • Central Middle School 

            Walkers/City Transportation 

            Student enrolled at Begich Middle school will be expected to walk with program staff to school regardless of weather conditions. Please provide appropriate gear for the weather.

            Please note: Before-school programming is available to all ASD Alaska Native and American Indian students in middle and high school. For students not enrolled at Wendler, Clark, Romig, or Central, parents will be responsible for transporting their students to school after the morning program concludes.

          • Middle School Participant Information

          • Please note: For students not enrolled at Wendler, Clark, Romig, or Central, parents will be responsible for transporting their students to school after the morning program concludes.

          • Please Note: Student enrolled at Begich Middle school will be expected to walk with program staff to school regardless of weather conditions.

          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
          • Will your student be able to walk home? If your child is not allowed to walk home, only the guardians or authorized pick-up indicated on this form will be allowed to pick up the student.*
          • Please note: Students may walk home from this program under the following circumstances: 

            • Attending home school program
            • Parent Request
            • Student suspended from school
          • How will your middle school student get home? Please note: If your child is allowed to walk home, be sure to select that option in addition to any authorized pick-up selections."
          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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          • Do you anticipate any transportation challenges getting your child to and from programming?*
          • High School After School Club

            CITC will create a welcoming environment for students to form supportive friendships and connections. Participants will have the chance to explore Alaska Native cultures and crafts while engaging in a variety of creative projects, hands-on learning experiences that support academic growth, career exploration, and future readiness. Through skill-building activities, real-world connections, and occasional educational field trips, participants will explore career pathways, discover their interests, and develop skills that prepare them for future success. Snacks will be provided. 

            Instructors will:

            • Monitor student educational plans daily of accomplishments and barriers.
            • Follow-up on educational referrals and advising parents of students’ status.
            • Respect parent & youth values providing relevant resources, school information and community updates to keep families informed.
            • Ease the transition to school by advocating on the youth and family’s behalf.
            • Offer culture and fabrication enrichment.

            High School After School Club Hours: Monday-Thursday 3:15 pm to 5:00 pm. No Afterschool Club on Fridays. Transportation will be provided at student release at Bartlett and East high school. 

            Transportation: 

            CITC will provide transportation from the following schools:

            High Schools: Students are expected to arrive at the designated pick-up location within 10 minutes of school dismissal. Attendance is optional; it is the student’s responsibility to arrive on time. Staff will not escort or require students to attend the program.

            • Bartlett High School 
            • East High School  

            Please Note: Students who actively participate in the program for a total of 120 hours will earn 0.5 elective credit. Credit is awarded based on consistent engagement, participation in program activities, and successful completion of required experiences. Transportation will be available for students enrolled at Bartlett and East High School. The After-School club is open to all high school participants, but those not enrolled at Bartlett or East will need to arrange their own transportation or walk. End of day transportation will not be provided. Parents will be responsible for pick-up at the Denełchin Lab.

          • High School Participant Information

          • Please note: For students not enrolled at Bartlett or East high school, students will be responsible to provide their own transportation to program.

          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
          • Will your student be able to walk home? Please note: If your child is not allowed to walk home, only the guardians or authorized pick-up indicated on this form will be allowed to pick up the student.*
          • How will your high school student get home? Please note: If your child is allowed to walk or drive themselves home, be sure to select that option in addition to any authorized pick-up selections."*
          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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          • Do you give permission for your child to use their own email address to sign up for learning websites and apps used in this program?*
          • Do you anticipate any transportation challenges getting your child to and from programming?*
          • Medical Information

          • Do you have a preferred doctor?*
          • Format: (000) 000-0000.
          • Do you have a preferred hospital?*
          • Health or Physical Conditions (This Includes Allergies/Seasonal Allergies)*
          • Does your child require prescription or over-the-counter medication during program hours?*
          • If your child has medication needs (prescription or over the counter) please email yesdept@citci.org.

          • Parent/Guardian Acknowledgment & Signature

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