Bdote Family committee
WHAT IS THE “BDOTE family COMMITTEE”?
The Bdote American Indian Family Advisory Committee, "Parent Committee" an/or "Family Committee will serve in an advisory role to Bdote and help ensure that American Indian students are receiving culturally relevant and equitable educational opportunities. These committees are critical to the achievement and success of American Indian students statewide, and offer a valuable opportunity to strengthen district and parent partnerships.
WHO CAN BE ON THE "BDOTE Family COMMITTEE"?
Bdote’s Family Committee must be comprised primarily of parents/guardians of American Indian students within our district. American Indian district staff are also eligible to serve on the committee, as are American Indian community members. While non-Native district staff may participate in the Family Committee meetings, they are not permitted to be committee members, and should not be included on the Bdote Family Committee roster. District staff should not outnumber committee members at meetings.
Family Committee Bylaws
Committee members will begin drafting and implementing bylaws after the committee nominees receive parent/guardian approval votes and when positions are appointed within the committee.
moving to distance learning
Due to the omicron surge and low student attendance, Bdote Learning Center will move to Distance Learning beginning Tuesday, January 18. (No school Monday, January 17 for MLK Day) In-person classes will resume Tuesday, February 1.