Educational services, namely, early childhood education services; preschool, K-12, community-based and adult education services; post-secondary higher education services: conducting college workshops; conducting community forums regarding choices in higher education, early education, K-12 education and continuing education; workforce development training services; providing educational resources and support tools to encourage lifelong learning, promote and preserve the Hiaki language, and improve economic opportunity for tribal members; Hiaki educational services in the form of language preservation and translation services and promoting awareness of the Hiaki language and culture; educational services in the form of building and maintaining Hiaki language archival materials; educational services in the form of building and maintaining a library of Hiaki language and cultural materials and working with third party libraries 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 with 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