Carrying a Message of Healing

Three St. Joseph’s Indian School siblings have experienced a horseback ride that is unlike any other. Jasleen Archambeau, Isaiah Keeble, and Ezmiah Middletent joined their grandfather Wilfred Keeble this winter on the Dakota 38+2 Memorial Ride that took place from...

New High School Learning Center Makes the Grade

A spacious, new High School Learning Center makes the grade with current technology and a positive environment. This new space is boosting confidence, ratcheting up learning, and making grades for St. Joseph’s Indian School’s high school students who reside on St....

A Star is Born in Brule County

 A star is born in Brule County! The South Dakota Department of Tourism and the Governor’s Tourism Advisory Board recently selected Wanda Bunker, St. Joseph’s Indian School Historical Coordinator, as a recipient of the Governor’s Great Service Star award. She is...

Red Eagle Visits Aktá Lakota Museum

Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate member Red Eagle Visits Aktá Lakota Museum. On a crisp November Saturday morning, Jeremy Red Eagle pores over the articles in the Aktá Lakota Museum’s collection, less like he is viewing historical artifacts and much more like he is reading a...

Two Employees Receive National Awards

A listening heart, respect, community outreach and involvement, volunteerism, engagement, innovation, leadership – these are the attributes shared by two longtime St. Joseph’s Indian School employees that made them standouts to receive national awards at the Council...