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Welcome to the Virginia Tribal Education Consortium (VTEC) website!
In 2019, Tribal Leaders from the Seven federally recognized Indian Nations across Virginia came together to create a 501(c)(3) Tribal Education Agency with the mission to build the leadership capacity of our Tribal Nations to support academic excellence, cultural awareness, and historical accuracy. VTEC is committed to the facilitation of accurate Virginia Indian history, sovereignty, self-determination, and educational opportunities. To learn more about VTEC, click here!
Upcoming Events & Announcements
To visit the webpages, documents, or additional material for these events, click the image!
The VTEC Staff will be out of the office from October 7 - October 14, returning on October 15, 2024.
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Attention Students:
The CTE Grant operations will be closed from Sept. 30 - October 15, 2024. We are not able to process any enrollment and direct assistance requests until after this time.
UPDATE: REGISTRATION FOR OUR ANNUAL CONFERENCE HAS NOW CLOSED. WE HAVE REACHED MAX CAPACITY FOR ATTENDEES TO RECEIVE COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH AND PARKING VALIDATIONS.
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Any segments of our conference that are located in the Robins Family Forum are open to the public as long as there is available unreserved seating, any segments taking place in Halsey Hall will only be available to registered attendees.
Anyone who chooses to still attend without registration WILL NOT receive complimentary parking validations or food on behalf of VTEC.
VTEC is passionate about engaging educational success for our community! Our active grants include: Career and Technical Education (CTE), and Native Youth Community Project (NYCP), servicing Teachers with culture-appropriate Indigenous educational resources, and students with K-12, post-secondary and scholarship/financial assistance. We welcome all who are interested in learning more about our current grants, contact us submitting a contact forum through a grant page or by emailing vtecstaff@vtecinc.org.
CTE
Both the VTEC’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) grant and Native Youth Community Project (NYCP) grant help prepare Indigenous K-12 students for college and career readiness through numerous avenues. Explore coding through one of CodeVA’s Eureka courses or receive college advising from one of our staff.
NYCP
The Native Youth Community Project (NYCP) aims to increase tribal community collaboratives that promote college and career readiness. Native high school students can receive financial help and guidance for standardized testing and test preparation; financial aid and college applications; career training and certification; and college and career recruitment.