Archival services, namely, collection and storage of Hiaki language archival materials

Educational services, namely, early childhood instruction services; preschool, K-12, community-based and adult education services in the nature of providing early childhood instruction, kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) services in the nature of online and in person tutoring based on student need and academic readiness in the nature of academic tutoring in a wide variety of academic subjects and online and in person standardized test preparation tutoring programs; mentoring in the field of career planning, academic services and social/emotional growth, community-based vocational instruction in the field of HVAC, obtaining a commercial driver's license (CDL), mechanics, computers and technology in the nature of computer information systems, computer and information technology, programming and IT support, nursing, and early childhood education; post-secondary higher education services in the nature of advisement, namely, educational counseling services to assist students in career and educational planning and dual enrollment offerings in the nature of job training, education development, and general education requirement courses, at the high school, college, and post-graduate level; providing high-school and college-level general education requirements reading, writing, mathematics and foreign language courses; conducting college workshops in the field of wellness and self-care, and financial education; conducting in-person community forums regarding choices in higher education, early education, K-12 education and continuing education; workforce development training services in the areas of basic computer skills, resume workshops, leadership development, and financial education; providing educational resources and support tools in the nature of Hiaki language courses, homework help for K-12 students, and cultural workshops and activities in the nature of traditional art, historical presentations, and cooking demonstrations to share and preserve the Hiaki language, culture history, and improve economic opportunity for tribal members; Hiaki educational services in the form of language preservation and translation services and providing information, text, and curriculum about the Hiaki language and culture; educational services in the form of translating and making audio and video recordings of Hiaki language archival materials; educational services in the form of translating and making audio and video recordings of a library of Hiaki language and cultural materials to encourage the establishment of resource materials and programming to promote Hiaki language and culture; employment and training education services, namely, providing streamlined services to eligible individuals to reduce unemployment and promote advancement in the workforce by providing early exposure and early engagement activities through work experience internships and stackable credentialing, namely, providing training and courses and examination certifications in the fields of food handlers, CPR, First Aid, compliance with OSHA and HIPAA regulations, and training in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM), health sciences, computer science, and applied technology career pathways designed to encourage self-sufficiency and stable, high-growth, high pay opportunities for eligible individuals