Arunachal Pradesh opens a new girls' school near the China border to enhance education access. The initiative aims to empower ...

Native American boarding school funding under scrutiny in lawsuit The lawsuit filed by the Wichita and Washoe tribes demands an accounting of an estimated $23.3 billion in misappropriated funds.

Survivors of a boarding school that housed Métis and First Nations children in Saskatchewan attend a media update event in Whitecap, Sask., Tuesday, Jan.24, 2023.

This Spike & Arnold map from 1889 shows St. Joseph's Academy (the taller building) and the boarding school for Native children facing Naches Avenue between what were C and D streets in North Yakima.

The Post’s year-long investigation found that three times as many Native American students had died at boarding schools between 1828 and 1970 as the U.S. government had previously reported.

State boarding schools are government-funded institutions that provide weekly or full-time boarding. They are often attractive to families working overseas, in the Forces, diplomatic service, or ...

The boarding school system was used as a “weapon” not only to break the children’s bonds with their families and culture but to take Indigenous peoples’ land, ...

The National Association of Independent Schools reported that boarding-day school students received an average of $37,888 in financial aid in 2022-2023, noting: “Given the significantly higher ...

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“Indian boarding schools give a sense of being at home even if you are staying away from your parents as the children can visit their parents frequently,” was another general opinion at the fair.

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One of the largest schools was Chilocco Indian School in northern Oklahoma, where more than 1,000 students attended in the late 1920s. It was run directly by the U.S. government until 1980.