Catholic group investigates its Indian boarding schools in Montana
A Catholic-run Indian boarding-school group in Montana has commissioned an investigation into student deaths and unmarked graves.
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A Catholic-run Indian boarding-school group in Montana has commissioned an investigation into student deaths and unmarked graves.
A Catholic-run Indian boarding-school group in southeastern Montana has commissioned an investigation into student deaths and unmarked graves at its three schools during their century-plus history. The three schools are St. Labre Indian School, a pre-K through 12th-grade school in Ashland, just beside the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation; Pretty Eagle Catholic Academy (previously called St. Xavier Mission School), a pre-K through 8th-grade school in St. Xavier, on the Crow Reservation; and St. Charles Mission School in Pryor, also on the Crow Reservation.
A Montana school system is digging deep into a dark period of history, in which Native American children were forced to attend government and religious operated boarding schools
A Montana school system is digging deep into a dark period of history, in which Native American children were forced to attend government and religious operated boarding schools
A Montana school system is digging deep into a dark period of history, in which Native American children were forced to attend government and religious operated boarding schools