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Native American High School Graduation Rates Soar Amidst Shifting Educational Focus and Reporting Changes

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Bureau of Indian Education schools have significantly increased, reaching 79% by 2025, up from just over half in 2015.
This surge is attributed to a renewed focus on career training, improved data reporting, and local innovations, though concerns remain about potential impacts from federal policy changes.

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Graduation rates at U.S. Bureau of Indian Education schools have significantly increased, reaching 79% by 2025, up from just over half in 2015. This surge is attributed to a renewed focus on career training, improved data reporting, and local innovations, though concerns remain about potential impacts from federal policy changes.

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