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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.

AvailableNationwide
Operated byTribal

Who qualifies

Citizens of this tribe

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."

How to apply

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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.

Where it's available

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.

584 NW Bingo Rd, Building 100, Lawton, OK 73507

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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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.

Online Form Mail Email Walk-In

Contact

Phone: (580) 360-0682

Start application

Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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