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Academic Assistance Program (AASP/JOM)
Seneca Nation of Indians
Department of Education
Cattaraugus Territory
12861 Route 438
Irving, NY 14081
(716) 532-3341
Where Learning is Tradition
Mission Statement of the Seneca Nation Education Department
The Seneca Nation of Indian’s Department of Education philosophy is that education is a life-long, empowering learning process which begins with the individual, and is multi-cultural, multi-generational, and respectful of physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual wellness. The department recognizes that each individual is at a different place in life’s journey and we will work with them to move them forward toward their goals
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The AASP/JOM teachers for our district are
| Building | Teacher | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elementary School | Faith Stewart | msstewart@gcslearn.org | 532-3325 x4142 |
| Elementary School | Judy Driscoll (Teaching Assistant) | msjdriscoll@gcslearn.org | 532-3325 x4142 |
| Middle School | Tristin Hageman | mshageman@gcslearn.org | 532-3325 x5121 |
| Middle School | Anne Foit (Teaching Assistant) | msfoit@gcslearn.org | 532-3325 x5121 |
| High School | Melanie Schott | msschott@gcslearn.org | 532-3325 x6213 |