Red Cloud Indian School

found: Giago, T. A. The aboriginal sin, c1978 (subj.)t.p. (Holy Rosary Indian Mission School (Red Cloud Indian School)) p. vii (Holy Rosary Indian Mission est. 1888 on Pine Ridge Reservation, S.D.) p. x (Holy Rosary Indian Mission School known as Red Cloud Indian School, inc., since 1/30/11)

found: Red Cloud Indian School, via WWW, December 9, 2016(Red Cloud Indian School; the premiere Native American, Catholic and Jesuit institution in the country; in 1888, a group of Jesuits and Franciscan Sisters came to the land designated by Chief Red Cloud for the new mission; later that year, the first classes began and quickly grew to more than 100 students; Red Cloud High School first began classes in 1937; its first student graduated in 1942; classes became integrated, the boarding parts of the school were closed and the farms associated with the school turned into football fields, fieldhouses, parking lots and more; as enrollment grew, a second kindergarten through eighth grade campus, Our Lady of Lourdes, was opened in Porcupine, about 30 minutes from the original Pine Ridge campus; in 1969, Holy Rosary Mission was officially renamed Red Cloud Indian School, both as a token of respect for the man whose work had made it possible to found the school and as part of a program of re-identification meant to demonstrate to the world that Red Cloud was not meant to be an organization of cultural imperialism, but rather the product of a lasting bond between groups of two separate cultures who wanted to enhance the best parts of both worlds to serve the people of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation; Red Cloud Indian School, 100 Mission Drive, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota 57770) - https://www.redcloudschool.org/page.aspx?pid=429