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Chamberlain Indian School

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Chamberlain Indian School was opened in 1898, one of 25 off-reservation schools established by the federal government in the plains region. Its goal was to assimilate Native American children into mainstream white American culture. At this time, the children were not permitted to speak native
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Because of the isolated location, the school was planned to encompass a farm, so that food and livestock could be raised there for school purposes. But the farmland associated with the school was poor and could not provide enough produce. In addition, students suffered from a high rate of
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After the school closed, the federal government transferred it to the Catholic Church for use as a college. The Diocese of Sioux Falls used the former boarding school as
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This list is incomplete: It includes schools directly operated by the BIE and those in association with the BIE along with those of predecessor agencies
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languages or practice their religion. They were given Christian names, had their hair cut, and were forced to wear European-style clothing.
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Congress authorized granting the Chamberlain School facilities to the Catholic Church for "college purposes". Thomas O'Gorman, Bishop of
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until 1921. The college was moved to another facility at Sioux Falls, and this facility was closed again.
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here. This order is based in Wisconsin. They still operate the school, which serves boarding students.
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communicable diseases. The annual report for 1908 listed 20 instructors for 185 pupils.
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In 1927, the government sold the former Chamberlain buildings and land to the
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at the site. It is still in operation and serves primarily Lakota students.
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Report of the Commissioner of Education [with Accompanying Papers]
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In 1909 the school closed. Students who had come here from
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school but is now directly overseen by the State of Alaska
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Report of the Superintendent of Indian Schools (1901)
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Index

American Indian boarding school
Chamberlain, South Dakota
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Columbus College
Priests of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's Indian School
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
Lower Brule Indian Reservation
Rapid City Indian School
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Columbus College
Clerics of St. Viator
Priests of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's Indian School
Zintkala Nuni


"This unique Catholic school has served Native American students since 1927"
The Catholic Telegraph



Report of the Commissioner of Education [with Accompanying Papers]
South Dakota Historical Collections
Annual Report
The Rapid City Indian School, 1898-1933
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