Skykomish Valley Indian Education (SVIE) is a federally funded three district consortium program serving Native American/Alaska Native students in Monroe, Snohomish and Sultan School Districts.

The focus of the SVIE program is for both academic support and cultural activities and includes a wide range of opportunities for Native American/Alaska Native youth including additional reading and math support, events such as Heritage Day, the annual Traditional Pow Wow, and regularly scheduled parent meetings.

Eligible students:

• are those in preschool through 12th grade attending a public school in one of the districts in the consortium. Preschool children are only eligible if they are enrolled in the district’s preschool program and are receiving a free (no tuition) public education
   
• must provide proof of tribal membership for the child, the child’s parent, or the child’s grandparent

To learn more about the SVIE program, student eligibility process, and/or about events and activities, contact:
Marlene (Mars) Miller, Family Liaison-Coordinator: millerm@monroe.wednet.edu

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Upcoming Meetings 

Thursday, November 16: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Zoom Link | Agenda

Save the Date

• Holiday Make and Take and Family Photos – Saturday, December 2nd
• SVIE Sultan Culture Night – Tuesday, February 6th
• Evening of Native Culture and Silent Auction – Saturday, April 20th
• 34th Annual Heritage Day – Thursday May 23rd
• 20th Annual Traditional Pow Wow – Saturday, May 25th 
• Awards Dinner - Thursday, June 6th

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SVIE Non-Profit Parent Organization Bylaws

Title VI Indian Parent Committee Bylaws

2023-24 Board Meetings & Events