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The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe believes:
Tribal members who meet the eligibility requirements will be supported to the greatest extent possible by the Tribe. Recognition is intended to be in the form of financial as well as non-financial rewards and Incentives to encourage tribal members to achieve the greatest success possible in their Pre-K- 12 education. This Program reflects lessons learned from other governments which have recognized that financial rewards make a difference in retention and completion success rates for students. See, State of Texas-Arlington School District ( High School Completion Program); United States, Department of Education ( Youth Build Grant Program which allows for stipends to be provided to youth in program who remain in school); City of New York- New York Public Schools ( combination of city and private funds pay students enrolled in incentive program who remain in school); and State of New Mexico( provides increasingly larger tuition forgiveness plan for state colleges and universities for each year in high school that students enrolled in the special program meet the benchmarks of the program).

The Muckleshoot Tribal College is a Tribally directed education leader, promoting lifelong learning and the power to choose.Through strategic partnerships, we create a culturally inspiring environment that expands academic and career opportunities for our Tribal Community.
The Muckleshoot Tribal School is a comprehensive Tribally Controlled School that works in conjunction with the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) and the State of Washington as a Tribal Compact School to serve the needs of the students and Muckleshoot Community. ...
The goal of the Cedar Tree Project is to provide students with a seamless pathway to further their education and careers with in-demand skills such as: computer technology, Natural Resources, while infusing leadership skills in an Indigenous friendly environment.
NWIC offers a variety of educational programs to meet the academic, vocational, and cultural needs of the Muckleshoot people and community. The Muckleshoot Extended Campus brings those programs conveniently into the community.