North Dakota Century Code 15-21.09.1 - Indian Education Curriculum
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The superintendent of public instruction may contract for services
to develop an Indian education curriculum to be implemented within
the minimum curriculum requirements for elementary and secondary schools
of the state. The superintendent shall provide for continuing research
and evaluation and for in-service training necessary to implement
such a curriculum. Source:
S. L. 1977, ch. 160. Subsection 1.
North Dakota Century Code 15-38-18.1 - Certification of North Dakota
Native Language Instructors
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Education standards and practices board – Certification of North
Dakota American Indian language instructors. The education standards
and practices board may certify an individual as an instructor of
North Dakota American Indian languages and culture if the individual
is recommended for certification to teach North Dakota native languages
by the indigenous language boards created by the four North Dakota
tribal governments of this state’s reservations and if the individual:
- Displays competence in North Dakota American Indian languages and
culture and has successfully completed a three semester-hour course
in classroom instruction at a tribal college or other institution
of higher education; or
- Holds a baccalaureate degree and has knowledge of and experience
in North Dakota American Indian languages and culture.
*Source: S.L. 1995, ch. 186,
§ 4. Effective Date. This section became effective August 1, 1995.
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