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Indian Education Specialist
Work-Related Duties:
- Indian Education for All Implementation Resource Development and Professional Development Provider
- Resource development and dissemination.
- Ongoing work to institutionalize IEFA through accreditation, content standards, and policies.
Carrie McNab a proud Saulteux-Cree from the George Gordon First Nation has extensive knowledge and education as a life-long learner. Carrie has an Associate Degree in Computer Software, an Associate Degree in Elementary Education, A Bachelor’s degree with a Reading Minor in Elementary Education, a Master of Science Degree in Learning Development, and she is currently completing her Master of Leadership in administrative with the Montana State University-Bozeman.
Carrie is most fond and proud of her four beautiful children; Elijah, Jarrell, Jaynah and Kendra and her five amazing grandchildren; Regan, Myley Kaye, Laikyn Aero, Sorren J. and Kaia Hope of Rocky Boy, MT.
Carrie has an extensive teaching background. She has taught all levels of school - elementary, middle, high school and post-secondary level. She has been an elementary, family and consumer science, driver’s education, secondary math teacher and ELA teacher with the Rocky Boy School District, in addition to post-secondary mathematics.
Carrie has also served as an assistant athletic director, volleyball coach, and Native Youth Communities Project Coordinator for the Stone Child College of Rocky Boy, MT. Carrie has also served in a leadership role as a Dean of Students of the Rocky Boy Jr/Sr High School.
Carrie has served as the Director of the American Indian Student Achievement Unit with the Montana Office of Public Instruction, She has a strong desire to support the education of First Nation students across the nation.
Carrie has also served at the post-secondary level as the Director of Student Success Services with the First Nations University of Regina, Saskatchewan.