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High School Graduation Rates Low Where Most American Indians, Alaska Natives Live, Report Says
by Mary Annette Pember , February 19, 2010
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Low high school graduation rates mean few Native American Indian and Alaska Native students enroll and graduate from college. Tammi Duncan (left) and Latoya Shirley, both Native Americans, completed undergraduate degree programs at Arizona State University. (photo by Tom Story; courtesy of Arizona State University)
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