BIE
Administrators & NASIS Specialists
Administrator & NASIS Specialist Setup and Pre-Planning
Behavioral Health and Wellness Program
The Bureau of Indian Education is sharing an update regarding Behavioral Health and Wellness Services.
The Bureau of Indian Education remains committed to the health, safety, and well-being of students and staff. Beginning in February 2026, the Behavioral Health and Wellness Program contract, including the BHWP call line, on-site crisis support, and virtual telehealth services, will conclude.
Leadership
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Tony L. Dearman, Director
Sue K Test
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Off-Reservation Residential Schools
Off-Reservation Residential Schools (ORRS) are academic living-and-learning institutions offering Native American scholars customized scholastic, social, and cultural curricula. These grade school- through high school-aged educational programs prepare students for higher learning, community leadership, and global job markets. Students develop and excel in a variety of classroom, campus, dormitory, and community settings that teach, embrace, and preserve the indigenous language, customs, and tradition.
Points of Pride
SY 2021-2022 Chief Academic Office Webinar Recordings
SY 2021 - 2022 Chief Academic Office Webinar Recordings
Webinar Title: Tribal Waivers: Requirements and Considerations
Description: This webinar provides a general overview of the Tribal Waiver process for standards, assessments, and/or accountability under BIE’s regulations (25 CFR part 30) and ESEA section 8204(c).
Date Recorded: October 14, 2021
