Introduction to AIPAC

Every Title VI program must have a parent advisory committee.  The American Indian Parent Advisory Committee (AIPAC) provides oversight and recommendation of programming to the Adams 12 Five Star Schools Title VI Native American Education Program.  AIPAC meets the second Wednesday of every month during the school year from 5:30-7:30 p.m. For more information about meeting times and location contact Monique Fredericks at 720-972-5897.

In addition to the roles provided under Title VI, AIPAC also collaborates with the Title VI program to put on a few main events within the district.  The Annual AIPAC Powwow and Graduation Dinner are both developed and run by AIPAC.

New AIPAC Officers elections were held in September 2025 for the 2025-2026 school year as required by the AIPAC By-Laws.  

AIPAC Officers for 2025-2026 school year are:

Chair: Shay Cox

Vice-Chair: Vacant

Treasurer: Vacant

Secretary: Catherine Reddy

Student Representatives: Zahdea Monette

Native Education Youth Advocate: Monique Fredericks

The various Title VI programs rely on the input of all parents and families of children enrolled in Adams 12 Five Star Schools and utilize the unique knowledge of the children's families about their own traditions and culture to instruct the students.  The parent committee is an invaluable resource of information for cultural instructors by either direct knowledge or leads toward other Native American members of the greater Denver metro regions.