NASMC Community Survey

Community Survey for the NorCal Native American Studies Model Curriculum

In filling out this survey, you confirm you are 18 or older. Youth are encouraged to give feedback during listening sessions and social gatherings. This survey is anonymous and your personal information, such as name, will not appear in public reports. The purpose of this survey is to inform the direction of Native curriculum developers as they create model curriculum units for K-12 CA public schools. The themes and ideas collected in these surveys will be presented in future public community meetings and may be published in state-wide reports. You are not required to answer every question and may reply with "N/A." If you need more information on how these surveys will be used, contact Rebecca Lowry at rlowry@hcoe.org or Maggie Peters at mpeters@hcoe.org.
What is your role? (Check all that apply.)*

County Office of Education Administrator/EducatorEducatorAdministratorClassified StaffParentTribal LeaderTribal Education StaffStudentUniversity Faculty
Are you a tribal member of a California tribe?*

YesNo
Are you a tribal member of a federally recognized tribe in the nation?*

YesNo
Your Tribal Affiliation
What California county do you reside in?*
What topics and content should be taught in CA schools, grades K through 12, for Native American Studies?*
What resources would you like to share for Native American Studies Curriculum? (For example, primary source documents, photography, art or lesson plans).*
For classroom teachers: What would you like to see in the K-12 Native American Studies Model Curriculum? What resources and materials would you need to support your teaching?*
Additional Comments
The following section is optional.

Complete only if you are interested in partnering with Humboldt County Office of Education in developing educational resources for the NorCal NAS model curriculum. We can potentially partner in a variety of ways, including offering stipends or technical assistance for tribally driven curriculum development.

Are you interested in potentially partnering with HCOE in developing and/or collecting educational resources for the NorCal NASMC? If so, please share more about yourself and answer the questions below. This will allow us to follow up with you on future NASMC activities.
Your Name

First NameLast Name
Email
example@example.com
Please describe any experience you have working closely with tribal communities in designing curriculum and educational resources.
Please describe how you would like to collaborate. Describe your skills and/or areas of knowledge. What resources or technical assistance would help you in creating educational resources?
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Community Survey for the NorCal Native American Studies Model Curriculum

The following section is optional.