Native American language definition

Native American language means the historical,
Native American language means a historical, tra-
Native American language means the historical, traditional languages spoken by Native Americans. (ESEA sec. 8101(34)). To interpret the requirement to ensure a diversity of languages, the Department must first determine how to distinguish Native American languages from one another.

Examples of Native American language in a sentence

  • As a Native American language medium/immersion education program, the entire school community functions in Hawaiian, one of Hawaiʻi’s two official languages.

  • NATIVE AMERICAN: If a portion of the jurisdiction is located on an Indian Reservation, all election related materials must be translated into the Native American language.

  • NATIVE AMERICAN: If a portion of the jurisdiction is located on a Native American Reservation, all election related materials must be translated into the Native American language.

  • National Activities.—Within the total, the agreement includes no less than $2,811,000 for Native American language immersion pro- grams authorized under section 6133 of ESEA.

  • NATIVE AMERICAN: If a portion of the jurisdiction is located on a Native American Reservation, all election-related materials must be translated into the Native American language.

  • Essential Term #1: Total Hawaiian Language Medium Education under state laws: Hawaiian is also a Native American language by federal law including distinct ESSA provisions and protections.

  • Severely endangered Native American language spoken around Lake Tahoe in the United States.

  • NATIVE AMERICAN: If a portion of the jurisdiction is located on a Native Reservation, all election related materials must be translated into the appropriate Native American language to comply with Section 205 of the National Voter Registration Act Act .