Cherokee Nation car tags give $2.7 million to schools (The Tulsa World 4/15)
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Cherokee Nation shares $2.7M from car tags with schools
Posted: Friday, April 15, 2011
The Cherokee Nation shared $2.7 million in car tag revenue with schools in northeastern Oklahoma.
The money went to 94 schools in the tribe's 14-county area.
"Obviously, the funding is really important now with all the budget-tightening," Charlene Carter, the superintendent of the Moseley School, told The Tulsa World.
Under the car tag program, 38 percent of revenues go to schools.
Since 2002, the tribe has shared nearly $22 million.
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Cherokee Nation car tags give $2.7 million to schools (The Tulsa World 4/15)
Cherokee Nation car tags give $2.7 million to schools (The Tulsa World 4/15)
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