-Mushulatubba, Christian Mirror and N. H. Observer, July 1830. [ Choctaw Nation's tribal jurisdiction comprises 12 tribal districts and 8 Oklahoma counties. Its tribal headquarters located in Durant Oklahoma. 529 N 16 th Ave. Durant, OK 74701 The Chahta Anumpa Aiikhvna, School of Choctaw Language, was established to promote and preserve the language, history, and culture of the Choctaw people. The language program has grown from having one class taught at the University of Oklahoma via satellite in 1998, to currently having 31 employees and serving approximately 2, 000 people per week through community classes, early childhood classes, public schools, colleges and through the use of the internet. There is one goal that the people of the School of Choctaw Language share: teach the Choctaw language to everyone that wants to learn. Today the Choctaw Nation is a wealth of prosperity and success with a governing attitude of servitude. The Choctaw Nation's annual tribal economic impact was over $822, 280, 105 in 2010.
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Choctaw Nation Choctaw Nation is a federally recognized tribe with its tribal jurisdiction comprising 12 tribal districts, 8 Oklahoma counties, with its headquarters located in Durant Oklahoma. As of 2011, Choctaw Nation has 223, 279 enrolled tribal members of which 84, 670 live in Oklahoma. The Choctaw Nation is governed by their own constitution that provides a three-branch government. Choctaw Nation traces its ancestry to Mississippi and some sections of Alabama. Legend has it that the Choctaw people originated from a sacred hill near Noxapter, Mississippi known as "Nanih Waya". "Nanih Waiya" means "Productive Mound" and is often referred to as "The Mother Mound". The Choctaws were the first of the five great southern tribes of the United States to be removed to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) in 1830. Over 20, 000 Choctaws were forced on this long journey known as "The Trail of Tears". Many of the Choctaw people did not survive this horrific march. Once there, the Choctaws quickly adjusted to their new homeland, which spanned three Oklahoma districts at this time.