Deputy Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Glen Melville, left, presents soon to be Clinton High School freshman Nevin Hines his certificate for graduating through the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Youth Police Academy program at the Riverside Indian S
Nevin Hines, an incoming freshman at Clinton High School, recently concluded an enriching twoweek experience at the 3rd Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Indian Youth Police Academy (Class 03-25). The prestigious program, held at Riverside Indian School in Anadarko, ran from June 15 - 27 this year.
Hines, who is the son of Amanda and Rodney Hines, was among a select group of students from across the n…
