Sac and Fox Nation RAP K–12 Student Support Programs

Revenue Allocation Plan (RAP) programs for enrolled SFN students in public school: School Clothing (back-to-school assistance), RAP Incentive (academic achievement recognition), Perfect Attendance/All A's (awards for outstanding performance), and 12th Grade Graduation Assistance. Separate applications required for each program. Funded through tribal gaming revenues.

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Who qualifies

Citizens of this tribe

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Enrolled Sac and Fox Nation tribal member currently enrolled in the public school system within the Sac and Fox Nation jurisdiction.

How to apply

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Download the applicable RAP application (Clothing, Incentive, Perfect Attendance/All A's, or 12th Grade Graduation) from the Education page. Submit to Justin Morris, Education Specialist, at (918) 968-3526 Ext. 2043 or jmorris@sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov.

Where it's available

Sac and Fox Nation jurisdictional area: Lincoln, Pottawatomie, Payne, Logan, Oklahoma, and Cleveland counties, OK.

920963 S. Hwy 99, Stroud, OK 74079

Get in touch

Phone918-968-3526 Websitewww.sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov/departments/education Emailjmorris@sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov

Office920963 S. Hwy 99, Stroud, OK 74079

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Sac and Fox Nation RAP K–12 Student Support Programs

Revenue Allocation Plan (RAP) programs for enrolled SFN students in public school: School Clothing (back-to-school assistance), RAP Incentive (academic achievement recognition), Perfect Attendance/All A’s (awards for outstanding performance), and 12th Grade Graduation Assistance. Separate applications required for each program. Funded through tribal gaming revenues.