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Title: South Dakota Boarding Schools


1
South Dakota Boarding Schools
  • By Stacy Connor, Diana Heintz, Kristy Bridges,
    and Sandra Nyenhuis

2
Quotes
  • Quote 1
  • Quote 3
  • Quote 4
  • Quote 5
  • Quote 7
  • Quote 8

3
The South Dakota Schools
  • Flandreau Indian Boarding School
  • Red Cloud Indian School
  • Crow Creek
  • St Francis Indian School

4
Flandreau Indian Boarding School
  • The early years

5
  • Mission StatementFlandreau Indian School
    provides Native American students with the
    opportunity for a quality education.

6
History
  • Opened in 1871
  • 1893 Known as Riggs Institute
  • 92 students enrolled in 1893
  • Method of Teaching

1941 Choir
7
Present Day Flandreau Indian Boarding School
Gymnasium
School
8
Present Day
  • 60 tribes and over 30 states
  • 99 of students come to the school from poverty
    and limited opportunity of life on a reservation.
  • Member of a tribe or be ¼ Native American.
  • It is the oldest Native American boarding school
    in operation within the United States.

9
  • Around 300 students
  • Parents are the ones choosing to send their child
    to the boarding school.
  • 99 of the students that come in as freshmen are
    below their academic grade level .
  • Progress Monitoring Program
  • Graduation Rate is up to 80
  • Slide 10

10
Classes
  • Native American Studies
  • Success Academy

11
Red Cloud Indian School
12
  • Mission Statement
  • To provide a quality education from kindergarten
    through high school to the Native American
    children on the Pine Ridge Reservation. The
    educational process at Red Cloud Indian School
    attempts to give lakota students the skills they
    need to compete in the larger society while
    retaining the traditional values and culture of
    the Lakota heritage. Course work includes a basic
    educational curriculum (Math, Science, History,
    etc.) as well as courses in ethics, religion,
    Lakota culture, Lakota religion, and Lakota
    language.

13
History
  • 1888 Holy Rosary Mission was opened by the
    Jesuits.
  • 100 students by the end of the first year.
  • 1969 Name changed to Red Cloud Indian School

14
Present Day
  • Private School
  • Funding
  • PreK-12
  • TeacherStudent Ratio 110

15
Future Education
  • 50,000 Grant in 2008
  • 300,000 Grant in 2009

16
Quotes
  • Quote 11
  • Quote 12

17
St. Francis Mission
18
Quote
  • Quote 13
  • Quote 14
  • Quote 15

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  • Mission Statement
  • The mission of St. Francis Indian School is to
    facilitate the best academic and cultural
    education with the highest expectations for our
    student and their families using a well-trained
    supportive staff in a safe and healthy
    environment

20
History
  • 1877 Requested a school from the President
  • 1881 The Jesuits invited to start a school
  • Building financed by Katharine Drexel
  • 1891 Enrollment exceeded 200 students

21
  • 1933 First Graduating Class
  • 1964-1975 Transition from Boarding school to
    Day school
  • 1972 Renamed St. Francis Indian School and
    turned over to the tribe

22
Present Day
  • 1993 Lakota Studies Program started

23
Crow Creek High School
24
Quote
  • Quote 16

25
  • Philosophy of Education
  • The basic principles of the Crow Creek Tribal
    School philosophy are to recognize the worth and
    dignity of each individual, to help each young
    person become the best he/she is capable of
    becoming, and to provide him/her to implement the
    new challenges as well to utilize his/her
    heritage from past generations.

26
History
  • Established in 1886 as a Catholic Indian Mission
  • Started with 5 Yankton Sioux boys
  • Early life at the school was primitive
  • English language was insisted upon
  • In attendance were also white children

27
Present Day
  • Enrollment 391 students
  • Staff
  • Curriculum
  • Dress Code
  • Character and Responsibility
  • Tragedy

28
Quotes
  • Quote 17

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References
  • www.loc.gov
  • http//www.nativeyouthmagazine.com/index.php?optio
    ncom_contenttaskviewid369Itemid89
  • http//www.fis.bia.edu/
  • http//www.keloland.com/News/NewsDetail6373.cfm?Id
    0,68706
  • http//jaie.asu.edu/v35/V35S3run.htm
  • http//www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM1D4C
  • Betty Belkham, Superintendent Flandreau Indian
    School

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References
  • http//www.lakotacountrytimes.com/news/2008/1218/t
    iwahe_wicoiye/032.html
  • http//www.redcloudschool.org/
  • http//www.privateschoolreview.com_ov/school_id/25
    864
  • www.danielpaul.com/CarlisleIndianSchool.html
  • http//www.sfisk12.org/
  • http//www.sfmission.org/history-culture.htm
  • http//marquette.edu/library/collections/archives/
    Mss/SFM/SFMhistory.html

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References
  • http//www.highmore.org/stephan.shtml
  • http//www.capjournal.com/articles
  • http//www.crowcreek.k12.us/hs/
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