Changes to Native Tuition Waiver Could Expand Access to Higher Education for Thousands

By NORA MABIE/Montana Free Press Montana Free Press Starting July 1, a new population of prospective students will be eligible for American Indian tuition waivers in Montana — a shift that could make college more affordable for thousands of people and affect campus budgets. The change is also receiving mixed reactions from tribal leaders. The […] Read More

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(Photo Credit: Teach for America) The Rural School Leadership Academy (RSLA), a Teach for America program, is a prestigious year-long fellowship study for school leaders and educators working in rural communities across the country. This year’s cohort has the largest number of Native participants in the program’s 13th year history, 10 individuals, as well as […]

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Changes to Native Tuition Waiver Could Expand Access to Higher Education for Thousands