Hi. I am Navajo and had some specific questions about the reservation.
On the rez, people tend to be sorted into people going to college and those who are not. Those that are, areally bombarded by the multitude of scholarship's and programs available to natives, and are generally mentored through high school to college.
Another aspect of the rez is the lack of community colleges and trade schools. While dine college and San Juan college have increased the education they offer, many native students still have to travel hundreds of miles, increasing the cost of housing and living for those students.
Is there a good way to increase secondary education on the rez, specifically for community colleges and trade schools?
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Hi. I am Navajo and had some specific questions about the reservation.
On the rez, people tend to be sorted into people going to college and those who are not. Those that are, areally bombarded by the multitude of scholarship's and programs available to natives, and are generally mentored through high school to college.
Another aspect of the rez is the lack of community colleges and trade schools. While dine college and San Juan college have increased the education they offer, many native students still have to travel hundreds of miles, increasing the cost of housing and living for those students.
Is there a good way to increase secondary education on the rez, specifically for community colleges and trade schools?
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