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Each Year in Montana, Thousands of Students Drop Out of High School Costing the State Millions

October 4, 2007/

According to the U.S. Department of Education 80-percent of students in our state graduate from high school.

A national organization called the Alliance for Excellent Education said each year, 3300 students in Montana do not graduate with their peers.

Author: Vanessa Brown

Full Story: http://www.keci.com/montana_news.php?id=34df67b81f2ac7b028d7039f94ea974f

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