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Going to college or university is often not possible for many Native American children. Contrary to public perception, college is not free for Native Americans. Therefore, many Native students believe college is not even an option for them. Among the main reasons for that situation are high rates of poverty and low quality of education. It is estimated that 35% of Native American youth grew up in poverty. Moreover, 30-70% of children drop out of reservation schools each year. However, Partnership With Native Americans (PWNA) helps students get to school and stay theory until graduation through the American Indian Education Fund programmes. It also provides backpacks and other school supplies to the poorest kids. Â
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Higher education for Native Americans
Going to college or university is often not possible for many Native American children. Contrary to public perception, college is not free for Native Americans. Therefore, many Native students believe college is not even an option for them. Among the main reasons for that situation are high rates of poverty and low quality of education. It is estimated that 35% of Native American youth grew up in poverty. Moreover, 30-70% of children drop out of reservation schools each year. However, Partnership With Native Americans (PWNA) helps students get to school and stay theory until graduation through the American Indian Education Fund programmes. It also provides backpacks and other school supplies to the poorest kids. Â
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