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Navajo President Signs ‘Long Overdue’ Education Act

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//July 29, 2005//

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Navajo President Signs ‘Long Overdue’ Education Act

Navajo President Signs ‘Long Overdue’ Education Act

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//July 29, 2005//

Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr. has signed an act that supporters hope will give new life to education on the reservation. The act creates an 11-member Navajo Board of...

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