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Cherokee Nation compact devotes $7.9 million to public schools, Hoskin asks for support

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The Cherokee Nation's motor vehicle compact dedicates almost $8 million to local public schools. Since its installation in 2002, the Nation has set aside 38% of all revenue collected from the sales of its car tags for schools. Failure to renew it would result in a massive loss of funding around the state.

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Cherokee Nation compact devotes $7.9 million to public schools, Hoskin asks for support

The Cherokee Nations motor vehicle compact dedicates almost $8 million to local public schools. Since its installation in 2002, the Nation has set aside 38% of all revenue collected from the sales of its car tags for schools.Education leaders and the Cherokee Nation gathered on Tuesday for their Public School Appreciation Day, during which the districts were awarded their share of the funds. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. said this is a record…

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