This program provides academic assistance to adults who want to complete their High School Equivalency (HSE) Exam.

Must be a Chickasaw citizen or First American. Residents living within the Chickasaw Nation must be at least 16 years of age. Participants living outside the Chickasaw Nation must be at least 18 years of age.

This arts program teaches youth design, ceramics, paints and prints over the semester.

Enjoy live music, dance performances, an art market, food trucks and more during this annual festival celebrating First American arts and culture.

The festival is open to the public.

Explore exhibits by Chickasaw and other First American artists or learn a new skill during one of the many art classes.

Studio space is available for rent to First American artists.

This program is available to part-time and full-time Chickasaw students attending a state or nationally accredited career technology center, trade school or private licensed training facility, whereby graduating students receive a professional certification or license upon completion of their program.

In addition to certification programs, funding may be co...

This program provides employment training services, including résumé development, and interviewing skills and helps participants obtain educational requirements such as the HSE. Services are available to individuals with employment barriers. Examples of barriers include limited work history, minor criminal charges or transportation needs. Eligible participants can wo...

Join the Chickasaw Alumni Association, where you can grow your network, gain career insights and maintain lasting connections.

Prospective Chickasaw high school and college athletes can receive guidance and resources on their path to competing at the collegiate level. Athletes will be equipped with the resources needed to succeed both on the field and in the classroom.

This program provides comprehensive support, including academic assistance, scholarship guidance, highlight video ...

Join a two-week archaeological adventure to uncover the stories of Chickasaw Ancestors through hands-on fieldwork in the historic Homeland.

Travel expenses, lodging and meals are provided. Participants must be able to perform activities that require mobility and endurance.

Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

The Chickasaw Honor Club provides motivation to Chickasaw students for their hard work with incentives and recognition. Students are rewarded for grades, perfect attendance and outstanding performance in extracurricular activities.