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MPR: Study shows American Indian students not making progress
Posted: Thursday, July 5, 2012
"A report out Tuesday says the academic progress of American Indians is, for the most part, not improving.
The National Indian Education Study found roughly one-half to two-thirds of fourth- and eighth-grade students score at, or better than basic reading and math levels.
The findings for Minnesota follow the national trend. "
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