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Sask. gov't should do more to support Indigenous students as grad rates remain stagnant​: auditor

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Less than 50 per cent of Indigenous students are graduating Grade 12 in Saskatchewan. The rate is less than a five per cent increase from the 40.1 per cent reported in 2015. The government did not grant CBC's request for an interview about the auditor's report. The Opposition NDP said the government is failing young Indigenous students.

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Sask. gov't should do more to support Indigenous students as grad rates remain stagnant​: auditor

Saskatchewan's auditor says the government must do more to improve success for Indigenous students, as high school graduation rates remain stagnant in the province.

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