U.S. To Review 'Dark History' Of Indigenous Boarding Schools

The Federal Government will investigate its past oversight of Native American boarding schools. Secretary Haaland, the first Indigenous cabinet secretary, aims to uncover the truth about the loss of human life and the lasting consequences of these institutions. The investigation will address the intergenerational impact and promote healing by shedding light on past traumas. Decades of records will be reviewed to identify boarding schools, locate burial sites, and uncover student identities and tribal affiliations.

Who is leading the investigation into the oversight of Native American boarding schools?

• The Secretary of Education

• Deb Haaland, the first Indigenous cabinet secretary

• The Vice President of the United States

• The President of the United States

What is the main goal of the investigation into Native American boarding schools?

• To establish new boarding schools

• To create a new curriculum for Native American history

• To build new schools for Native American children

• To uncover the truth about the loss of human life and lasting consequences

What was one of the consequences of the Native American boarding schools?

• Forced removal of children from their families and communities

• Better healthcare facilities for Native American communities

• Improved education for Native American children

• Increased employment opportunities for Native Americans

What will the investigation process involve?

• Building new boarding schools

• Compiling records to identify past schools and burial sites

• Establishing a new government department

• Creating new laws for Native American education

What specific information will be uncovered about the students?

• Their family backgrounds

• Their future career plans

• Their tribal affiliations and names

• Their favorite subjects