District leaders describe rising graduation numbers, persistent proficiency gaps and push for state support and cultural programming
May 24, 2025
Superintendents serving schools on the Wind River Reservation told the Select Committee on Tribal Relations that while graduation numbers have improved in recent years, standardized test proficiency for Native students remains well below state averages and that sustained funding and targeted staffing are required to keep improving outcomes.
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Superintendents serving schools on the Wind River Reservation told the Select Committee on Tribal Relations that while graduation numbers have improved in recent years, standardized test proficiency for Native students remains well below state averages and that sustained funding and targeted staffing are required to keep improving outcomes.
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