Through literature review, we have found that community-based education (CBE) has effectively solved problems for aboriginal education in western countries. Further, by interviewing a focus group, comprised of Taiwan's practitioners in aboriginal education, we also found that members of focus group recommend that the aboriginal schools in Taiwan should implement CBE immediately. Taking Taiwan's educational context into consideration, they suggest that educators in aboriginal schools should first proactively invite parents and community members to involve in the design of school curriculum. Then, educators should combine traditional tribal education and mentoring system in school education. This research follows the findings in the previous research and tries to implement them in aboriginal schools. The purpose is to find better strategies to implement CBE suitable for use in our country. The method of this research is practically oriented. We select one aboriginal school and one tribe who promotes their aboriginal culture and carry out case studies, including document collection, observations and interviews, so as to evaluate and modify the previously suggested strategies in implementing CBE for Taiwan's aboriginal schools.