Educational and Family Conditions that Affect Post-High School Plans of Intermountain Navajo Seniors

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Title Educational and Family Conditions that Affect Post-High School Plans of Intermountain Navajo Seniors
Subject Indians of North America--Education; Indians of North America; White people--Relations with Indians; Utah State University; Dissertations, Academic; Intermountain School; Education; Children; Business; Training; Navajo Indians--Education; Indians of North America--Training; Indigenous peoples--North America
Keywords USU; Navajo; reservation; college; Intermountain Indian School; Thesis; Native Americans
Publisher Utah State University
Tribe Navajo
Language eng
Description The status of Indian Youth is of particular interest here-particularly Navajo student seniors at Intermountain Boarding School. This study was made for the purpose of obtaining background information that would elicit generalizations as reasons for post-high school plans of Intermountain Navajo seniors. The conditions affecting their decision to attend college, get a job, or seek further vocational training are many. For purposes of convenience, only the educational and family conditions were studied. Conditions within the educational area included the following: (1) general description of Intermountain school and students; and (2) a brief Analysis of Navajo Education and its history and its highly varied far -flung federal schools which affects the students' retardation; transfer and mobility.
Type Text
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ARK ark:/87278/s6n043tx
Creator Lee, George Patrick
Date 1970
Spatial Coverage Utah
Setname uaida_main
ID 389328
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n043tx
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