Edmonds School District offers Indigenous Students support program on first and third Saturdays - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds School District is set to launch Young Elders Rising, a program dedicated to supporting Indigenous K-12 students. This initiative will take place on the first and third Saturdays of each month, offering educational resources and mentorship opportunities. The district recognizes the unique challenges faced by Indigenous students and aims to create a culturally enriching environment. Local educators stress that mentorship can significantly enhance academic performance and personal growth for these students. The program will also facilitate cultural connections, fostering a sense of identity and community among participants.

Parents are encouraged to engage with the program, enhancing its impact. By addressing educational disparities, this initiative hopes to improve overall student outcomes in the district. The program reflects a broader commitment to inclusivity and support for all students within the community.

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