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This document summarizes instructional tools and programs used by Mid-Del Public Schools to support their Native American student population of over 1,500 students from 54 tribes. It outlines tutoring programs in math and reading from pre-K through 8th grade using computer programs from Riverdeep. It also describes ACT preparation programs for high school students, including summer technology camps and opportunities to take practice ACT exams from 9th through 12th grade.
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