Comanche Nation · EDUCATION
High School Senior Assistance and Graduation Stole
Help with senior-year costs — cap and gown, announcements and senior portraits — for Comanche-enrolled high school seniors, plus a graduation stole for every enrolled senior on track to graduate that year.
Who's eligible
Tribal Citizens Only
The Youth Services page states: "High School Senior Assistance - Helps offset the costs for seniors, including caps, gowns, announcements, and portraits (no reimbursements for senior orders)," and "Assistance will be issued after October 1 of the current school year." On the stole: "All Comanche Nation-enrolled high school seniors who are on track to graduate during the current school year will receive a stole." No separate application is needed for the stole if the student has already applied for services that year; a student who has not applied "must first apply for school clothing assistance." Seniors graduating early must provide official documentation from their school — a letter on official school letterhead and a statement from a school representative confirming approval to graduate early. The page warns: "Fraudulent information or spending may result in ineligibility for future assistance," and "Student information may be shared with other Comanche Nation Educational Programs."
Where it's offered
Nationwide
Administered under K-12 Student Services, which the About page says serves "enrolled Comanche students in grades K–12, regardless of where they live." No residency requirement is published.
Location:
584 NW Bingo Rd, Building 100, Lawton, OK 73507
How to apply
Apply through the Youth Services application for the current school year — the same application that covers school clothing assistance. Assistance is issued after 1 October. Early graduates must include a letter on school letterhead confirming approval to graduate early. Call (580) 360-0682.
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Contact
Phone: (580) 360-0682
Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.