The Ada Halloween Celebration Trick or Treat event held in the old Gym on the Headquarters Campus.
Ardmore Head Start Trick or Treat event that took place at the Carter Seminary gym in Ardmore.
The Chickasaw White House hosted Harvest Fest Saturday, Oct. 17 at the grounds in Emet, OK. The event offered attendants the chance to step back into the early 1900s with food and activities planned to exemplify the lives of Chickasaw Nation Governor Douglas H. Johnston and his family.
The Chickasaw Nation understands that education is important for the preservation of culture and the future success of the tribal community. Education is, therefore, a top priority.
The various educational programs and services the Chickasaw Nation provides reflect this commitment to future excellence and the conservation of heritage.
From Head Start to career placement and every step in between, the Chickasaw Nation has a multitude of programs to assist with education, testing and even internship.
Scholarships, grants, academies, the Chickasaw Honor Club and similar programs encourage youth to make the most of the opportunities provided to them.
For more detailed information regarding available educational services such as:
Visit the Chickasaw Nation Education Services Web site at http://www.chickasaweducationservices.com/ or contact education services by calling
(580) 421-7711.
