Lawrence County Indian Education

12/18/2025

FYI: The Title VII Indian Education Program is currently part of the Department of Education. The home base of our program will soon be under the Department of the Interior. https://www.ed.gov/media/document/fact-sheet-department-of-education-ed-and-department-of-interior-doi-partnership-112463.pdf

December 18, 2025 Post

04/16/2025

Join us Thursday April 17 at 5pm for a parent committee meeting for the Title VI Indian Ed program at the Oakville Indian Mounds Educationtion Center. This will be a grant hearing followed by a program and festival updates meeting.

03/12/2025

Interested in working with us? We have 1 position open now! Join our team, vacancy information and application process attached in the link below:

03/11/2025

12/09/2024

Please join us this Thursday for a Title VI parent Committee Meeting at 5pm at the Oakville Indian Mounds.

04/22/2024

Oakville

04/22/2024

Parents of Title VI Indian Education Program Students in the Lawrence County, AL School System are invited to attend a Title VI Grant Hearing followed by a Parent Committee Meeting to discuss our program updates and our upcoming 35th annual Multicultural Indian Event on Thursday April 25, 2024 at 4pm.

10/11/2023

🎃 October Dates to Remember

10/10/2023

Separate post, Facebook settings would not allow us to combine photographs and videos together, but this short video shows how after the corn is ground between two rotating stones inside the box, the meal is sorted on a inclined vibrating screen so that finer cornmeal falls into the first bucket and courser meal aggregates to the end that Mr. LouAllen can bag into grits.

We are so excited to announce our 3rd Farm to School take-home for all Lawrence County Kindergarteners in celebration of November’s Native American Heritage Month. Students will receive stone-ground cornmeal made right here in Lawrence County by Larry LouAllen at LouAllen Farms in Moulton, Alabama!

During the first week of November, students will have a special bag in their backpacks with 2 cups of cornmeal, meal will be double bagged and already mixed with salt, baking powder, and a little flour, a recipe booklet (classic cornbread, cornbread salad, & many more) and Native American history and nutritional information.

We are so thankful for our partnerships with Lawrence County Al Child Nutrition Program, Lawrence County-Alabama Extension, Lawrence County, Alabama Schools, U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm to School Program, and Oakville Indian Mounds Park & Museum!

Mr. LouAllen is grinding white dent corn today with his assistant Maria! ♥️🌽

10/10/2023

We are so excited to announce our 3rd Farm to School take-home for all Lawrence County Kindergarteners in celebration of November’s Native American Heritage Month. Students will receive stone-ground cornmeal made right here in Lawrence County by Larry LouAllen at LouAllen Farms in Moulton, Alabama!

During the first week of November, students will have a special bag in their backpacks with 2 cups of cornmeal, meal will be double bagged and already mixed with salt, baking powder, and a little flour, a recipe booklet (classic cornbread, cornbread salad, & many more) and Native American history and nutritional information.

We are so thankful for our partnerships with Lawrence County Al Child Nutrition Program, Lawrence County-Alabama Extension, Lawrence County, Alabama Schools, Live Well Alabama U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm to School Program, and Oakville Indian Mounds Park & Museum!

Mr. LouAllen is grinding white dent corn today with his assistant Maria! ♥️🌽

10/02/2023

Students are invited to attend!