The WRRSI program's goal is to increase math, science, and technology literacy on the  Wind River Indian Reservation in central Wyoming. The National Science Foundation funds this project.
The WRMSP has very similar goals to the WRRSI. The grant is funded by the Wyoming  Department of Education , Title II B program.
 Both programs are hosted by Fort Washakie School and partner with four other districts also located on the Reservation.

The Summer 2007 Native Ways of Knowing camp has been cancelled due to lack of funding. We are in the process of seeking alternate funding to continue on with the NWOK project. Updates will be posted on this website. Please contact Katie Logan or Gene Meier for additional information or questions.

TI Winter Ecology Pilot Project: This project is create a pilot curriculum unit (Winter Ecology) utilizing Texas Instrument's industry standard handheld technology and probe ware. Through professional support and development that sustains curricular design, onsite/field testing, and strong integrations of Native American cultures, this project will produce a pilot curriculum that supports the National Science Education standards, the National Council for Teachers of Mathematics standards and the Department of Defense recommendations for teaching science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. more info

WRMSP and Teton Science School team up to offer the ISLANDS program to Wind River Reservation schools. more info

Draft Wind River Indian Reservation Cultural Standards more info