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Education conference set in Mont.
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MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2002 The 20th annual Montana Wyoming Indian Education Association Conference starts this Saturday in Great Falls, Montana. Hot topics include the Bush administration's proposal to privative failing Bureau of Indian Affairs schools. Assistant Secretary Neal McCaleb is expected to announce consultation meetings to address the issue. The conference runs April 6-8. Get the Story:
Indian education conference organizers expect about 300 (The Great Falls Tribune 3/31) Get Budget Documents:
Interior Budget in Brief [DOI] | Budget Highlights: Service to American Indians [DOI] | Budget Highlights: Bureau of Indian Affairs [DOI] | Interior Overview [OMB] | Interior Details [OMB] Relevant Links:
Office of Indian Education Programs, BIA - http://www.oiep.bia.edu
Indian School Report Cards, BIA - http://www.oiep.bia.edu/school_report_cards.htm Related Stories:
Leave no Apache school behind (3/29)
Bush school proposal faces tribal debate (3/19)
McCaleb: Bush helping education (3/7)
Bush proposal strips BIA of education (2/5)
Bush school proposal criticized (2/5)
GAO report finds failing BIA schools (10/29)
Final BIA school goes online (8/24)
Norton, McCaleb to address Indian educators (7/23)
Norton pushes Indian school construction, reform (7/17)
Norton to visit Indian school (7/16)
Norton to visit Indian Country (4/25)
Tribal Schools on Priority List (2/16)
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