The (Johnson-O'Malley Program) is to provide educational assistance and support to Native American students, helping them succeed academically and socially. The JOM program aims to improve the quality of education for Native American students by offering financial aid, services, and resources that support their academic development, cultural identity, and overall well-being.

Key aspects of JOM’s mission and purpose include:

1. Educational Support: JOM provides financial assistance to help Native American students with their educational needs, such as tutoring, school supplies, or extracurricular activities that support academic success.

2. Cultural Preservation: The program encourages students to maintain and strengthen their cultural identity by promoting Native American history, traditions, and languages within the educational experience.

3. Academic Achievement: JOM aims to ensure that Native American students have the resources they need to succeed academically, whether in elementary, secondary, or postsecondary education.

4. Community Involvement: The program fosters engagement between schools, families, and Native American communities to ensure a supportive and culturally inclusive environment for students.

5. Personal and Social Development: JOM helps Native American students build life skills, leadership, and confidence through programs and activities that emphasize community values, respect, and collaboration.

Overall, the JOM program is dedicated to supporting Native American students in their educational journey while honoring their heritage and promoting success both inside and outside the classroom.

Faculty Advisor:

Leander Yellowfish

JOM Title VI Coordinator

(508) 925-3221 ext 352