Indian College May Cutback Without Congress Funding
Indian College on the Navajo Nation warns it may cut classes or halve operations next year unless Congress adds funds. The two year institution, 40 miles from the nearest town, faces higher costs and relies on BIA with a $2 million allocation. it seeks $3 million more plus construction aid. The campus opened a year ago and serves about 900 students with diverse vocational and general education programs.
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