§ 33382 American Indian Education Guidelines

• •The state board must approve new rules for California American Indian education centers.
• •The Superintendent gets advice from a special committee before making these rules.
• •The committee can give their ideas to the Superintendent before the rules are final.

Imagine a school wants to create a new program to teach American Indian history and culture.

The school must follow the rules approved by the state board. These rules are made with help from a committee that knows about American Indian education. The committee gives their ideas to the Superintendent, who then shares the rules with the state board for approval.