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News & Events
Upcoming Events
- Career Immersion High School fall quarter starts September 2, 2008
- School of Business and Office Technology fall quarter starts September 8, 2008
- September 12th – Career Development Day from 1:30 – 4:30, sponsored by Wells Fargo
- Fare for All Express food sale Tuesday, September 16 from 2:00–4:00PM
- See the calendar for this month's events and regularly scheduled activities.
Other Events
- Comcast Cares enough to improve the grounds at AIOIC
- Accenture accentuates Leon Sullivan Conference Room for 2008 graduation ceremonies
Because we are committed to our community, our organization and the staff are always working to improve the quality of life for the people we serve. We are fortunate to be part of a network of community organizations who work together to create change.
Some of the current activities we have been working on include:
- We are hosting the Inter-Tribal Partners for Successful Transitions committee of Urban and Tribal leaders who are working to improve the re-entry process and employability for American Indians exiting the criminal justice system.
- Staff participated as a committee member for the Multicultural Forum sponsored by St. Thomas University.
- Management staff is serving as a member of the executive committee for the Twin Cities Healthy Start that focuses on reducing infant mortality and increasing awareness.
- Management staff is participating as a member of the Juvenile Justice Committee for the State of Minnesota.
- Our Career Immersion High School has created a math and science initiative to improve comprehension rates for students and better prepare them for post-secondary education and employment.
- We received a grant from Wells Fargo to improve our computers and software for the students in our School of Business.
- Staff served as a member of the Hennepin County Job Fair committee.
- We began an employment initiative that focuses on reaching more people in need of employment services.
- Staff are engaged on other long-term community partnerships through community Diabetes Committee and serve on the Board for the Native American Community Clinic with a focus on health issues that effect long term employment.
