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Recent grad sees a gap in educational quality for tribal students
North Dakota tribal schools need better support — especially when it comes to serving low-income students, Shayla Davis, a member of Superintendent Kirsten Baesler’s Student Cabinet, told a crowd of tribal educators Friday. “There should be no gaps in education,” Davis, a 2023 graduate of Devils Lake High School and member of the Mandan, Hidatsa […] The post Recent grad sees a gap in educational quality for tribal students appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.
DPI holds Indian Education Summit
North Dakota’s Department of Public Instruction hosted its 10th annual Indian Education Summit at the state Capitol in Bismarck. DPI said the summit focused on such topics as school improvement, culturally relevant STEM education, and other issues. "They focus on understanding that different learners have different needs," said State...
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