The achievement gap between Native American students and their peers starts young, and persists through college. On nearly every measure of student success, from test scores to college completion, Native students have stagnated, and in some cases are falling further behind.
Test Scores
From elementary through high school, Native students are more likely than white students to score “below basic” on the math and reading portions of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, and less likely to score “at or above proficient.”
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