The Pandemic Knocked Many Native Students Off the College Track

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The Pandemic Knocked Many Native Students Off the College Track
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“It is going to affect our tribal economies, it's going to affect the health and wellness ... of our tribal people.'

National figures tell a similar tale. Even before the pandemic, American Indian and Alaska Native students had the highest high school dropout rate and lowest college enrollment rate of any U.S. racial group. In 2018, just

“It is going to affect our tribal economies, it's going to affect the health and wellness ... of our tribal people,” said Diana Cournoyer, executive director of the nonprofit National Indian Education Association and a member of the Oglala Sioux tribe. Native college graduates often come back to their communities and work in schools and health clinics, which had trouble attracting enough people to fill these essential jobs even before this past year, she said.

Curley said many of her best students failed dual enrollment classes at the local community college when it abruptly transitioned to remote learning. She received an alert from the college letting her know that she might want to check on a student who didn’t have electricity at home. That’s not uncommon:of the 55,000 homes in the Navajo Nation lack electricity. “What do you want me to do?” Curley recalled thinking. “I can't give her electricity, but you can give her an extension.

Benally said that most of his close friends aren’t thinking about college. “To them, it's always been actually going to work right after high school,” he said. His grandmother works as a housekeeper at a casino more than an hour away, so Jake spends a lot of time alone with his grandfather, doing chores, cooking and feeding their 22 horses.

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