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Fort Hall students defy national absenteeism trends among Native American communities

Summary by East Idaho News
Tyler Wood’s third grade class during Tuesday’s holiday program.| Courtesy Fort Hall Elementary FORT HALL (Idaho Ed News) — The Fort Hall Elementary community has upended national trends by boosting attendance and creating an environment where kids know they are wanted in class and missed when they’re gone. Now, students’ reading abilities are rising right along with their attendance rates. And that doesn’t surprise Principal Debbie Steele: “If …
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