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Welcome to The exciting and informative homepage for catholic schools. Catholic Schools and the Common Good Everybody Has a Guardian Angel: And Other Lasting Lessons I Learned in Catholic Schools Inspecting Schools : Holding Schools to Account and Helping Schools to Improve Search Barnes and Noble for the exact book you need! Keyword Title Author This web site is brand new so please bookmark this page for exciting new features. Listing of Catholic Schools in the United States (Kindergarden - High School) Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wisconsin Alabama Christ The King School Daphne Baldwin Corpus Christi Elementary School Corpus Christi Archdiocese of Mobile , Anniston McGill-Toolen High School , Mobile Sacred Heart School , Anniston A K-8 school. Alaska Archdiocese of Anchorage at 71162.711@compuserve.com Attn: Br. Charles McBride, DC Catholic Schools of Fairbanks Fairbanks Holy Name Elementary School Ketchikan, 433 Jackson St Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Office: (907) 225-2400 Fax: (907) 247-0041 Immaculate Conception School Fairbanks Arizona St. Michael Indian School

82. Historical Facts: Genoa, Nebraska The students went back to their reservations, attended other boarding schoolsor went on to college. Copyright ©1997 nebraska Public Power District. http://www.ci.genoa.ne.us/hist.htm

Historical Facts General Information Points of Interest Return to Home The Mormons: The exodus of the Mormon pioneers between 1847 and 1869 was an exciting time in American history. The saga began in 1830 in Fayette, N.Y., where Joseph Smith organized the Church of the "Latter Day Saints" called the Mormon Church. The church grew in membership but opposition also grew. The group relocated in Ohio, then Missouri and finally to Nauvoo, Ill. Mobs murdered Joseph Smith in 1844. In 1846, the Mormons left Nauvoo because of conflict and mistrust under the leadership of the new president, Brigham Young. They crossed the river and established winter quarters north of Omaha, Neb. The following spring, 143 men, three women and two children began their journey toward Salt Lake City, Utah, traveling in 75 wagons. In May 1847, an "odometer" was installed to count the revolutions of the wagon wheel to calculate mileage. The odometer could tally ten miles before starting over. This thousand-mile march is now known as the " Mormon Trail It was decided by some to locate in this area. Under the leadership of Henry and Sarah Hudson, founders of Genoa, a colony was set. The following is a description of Genoa from Henry Hudson's diary:

83. U.S. Indian Schools: Sacred Visions Or Atomic Bombs? Some US Indian schools, past and present School, Fort Lewis, Colorado Ganado BoardingSchool, Ganado School for Indian Youth, Genoa, nebraska Hampton Institute http://people.ku.edu/~tyeeme/boarding_schools.html

United States Indian Schools: Sacred Visions or Atomic Bombs? Updated August 22, 2002 Go to.... Counting Coup Decolonizing Methodologies dissertation mascots Mexico is in America Too Power of Many Voices Roots of Red Power home COUNTING COUP DECOLONIZING METHODOLOGIES DISSERTATION MASCOTS ... U.S. Schools Today Ongoing Colonization or Sites for Exchanging Languages and Ideas? Some U.S. Indian schools, past and present: Albuquerque Indian Boarding School, Duranes, New Mexico Chemawa Indian School, Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, Newkirk, Oklahoma Chinle Indian Boarding School, Many Farms, Arizona Cushman Indian School, Tacoma, Washington DeSmet Mission School, DeSmet, Idaho Emahaka Mission School, Wewoka, Oklahoma Euchee Indian Boarding School, Sapulpa, Oklahoma Friends Indian School, Tunesassa, New York Flandreau Indian School Flandreau, South Dakota Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School, Fort Lewis, Colorado Ganado Boarding School, Ganado, Arizona

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86. Czechs In Nebraska - Schools a new Catholic school in Dodge, nebraska, where he 164 day pupils and sixtyone boardingpupils attend. The schools at Brainard, Prague and Wahoo are grade and http://www.rootsweb.com/~neethnic/czechs/cz-pg412.html

This is a NEGenWeb Project web page and is presented as part of the MARDOS Memorial Library Collection Schools (Part 1) Clarkson 19131919 Crete 19131916 Dwight 19161918 Milligan 19141919 Prague 19151919 Verdigre 19161919 Wilber 19171919 The first school on record, when Joseph Jindra began to teach Czech in a little log schoolhouse on Joseph Jelinek's farm near Crete, Saline County. In this same schoolhouse English was taught, as described in the chapter on teachers. Jindra was succeeded in 1875 by Miss Mary Jicha (later Mrs. Havlik) and she in 1876 by a Mr. Huncovsky. Then there was an interim until 1913 and 1914, when Vaclav Kacer taught in Crete in a school sponsored by Lodge Nebraska No. 3, Western Bohemian Fraternal Association. His wife, Minnie, a public school teacher, taught an hour daily, under the Siman law, but there was not enough interest to warrant continuance. A school was established in Wilber, Saline County, and among the teachers were: V. J. Stedry, Peter Safarik, Frank Cetlovsky, V. A. Jung, Charles Jindra and S. L. Kostoryz. It ceased to exist years ago. From 1880 to 1882 Joseph V. Holecek taught Czech and English in Niobrara, Knox County, on Sundays, during six winter months. About 1896 Miss Anna Jelen taught one summer in Verdigre, and later, during 1913 and 1914, Miss Marie Tikalsky and A. V. Kouba taught during vacation. About 1910 a cigar maker named Donat also taught. In Pishelville a Mr. Vonasek taught about 1906.

87. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Society Of The Holy Child Jesus (Catholic Encyclopedia)Category Society Religion and Spirituality H...... the novitiate and of a flourishing boardingschool training of teachers of secondaryschools was opened New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, nebraska, and Wyoming http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07400a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... H > Society of the Holy Child Jesus A B C D ... Z Society of the Holy Child Jesus The Society was founded in England in 1840 by Mrs. Cornelia Connelly, Quaker establishment at Sharon Hill, seven miles from the city of Philadelphia; and this became the seat of the novitiate and of a flourishing boarding-school. The society now numbers in England nine houses and many schools for all classes, and more than four thousand children are taught by the sisters in the city of Preston alone, in which city there is also a centre for the education of pupil-teachers. A college for the training of teachers of secondary schools was opened in Cavendish Square, London, in 1896 by invitation and under the special patronage of Cardinal Vaughan . A house has also been founded at Oxford. A convent of the order at Neuilly, Paris, shared the common fate of all religious houses in France, and was closed by order of the French Government in 1904. In America the society possesses houses in Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, Nebraska, and Wyoming MOTHER MARY ST. PETER

88. Schools Online - GovSpot.com Feature school and contact information for 283 boarding schools in the http://www.govspot.com/features/schools.htm

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89. English Language Schools In The USA, Web Directory For international students, businesses and professionals. Contains schools listed by location, program Category Arts Education United States Directories...... following dropdown menus and you will be automatically taken to this directoryYou will also find American College Preparatory boarding schools on our site. http://www.englishinusa.com/

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93. Contact Northwest Academy Emotional Growth Boarding School Academy is a CEDU member of The Brown schools. http://northwestacademy.com/contact.html

94. History John Treolo, news editor Kansasnebraska Conference Academy to support that state’sboarding school A monthly systematic support of these schools is encouraged http://www.ks-ne.org/history.htm

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96. Roots Of Red Power (a Manuscript In Process) Copyright 200002 David Anthony Tyeeme Clark and the University of NebraskaPress. All Rights Reserved. Go to . http://people.ku.edu/~tyeeme/roots.html

Roots of Red Power: American Indian Protest and Resistance, From Wounded Knee to the Chicago Indian Conference Go to.... boarding schools Counting Coup Decolonizing Methodologies dissertation mascots Mexico is in America Too Power of Many Voices home HOME BOARDING SCHOOLS COUNTING COUP DECOLONIZING METHODOLOGIES ... tyeeme@ku.edu o tte bi ki ma ne to wa ta ke si wa ne no te wi Roots of Red Power is a manuscript-in-process. Follow the links below to the first few pages of each chapter. Please feel free to share these pages of the manuscript with whomever you wish. All I ask is that interested people do not quote from them (they will have to wait for the book to do that). Also please note that the manuscript will change dramatically along its way through its revisions by my co-authors, Troy Johnson and Joane Nagel, and on its path toward publication by the University of Nebraska Press . Given that these pages are in development, I hope you will share your response to them with me. Simply click on the "e-mail" button to the left below. All documents on the other end of the links below are PDF read-only files. They download in just a few seconds.

97. Redlkhis http://wwwvms.utexas.edu/~wos/REDLAKE/Redlkhis.html

The Making of the Red Lake Indian Reservation The history of the Ojibwe lands and the Red Lake Reservation are an integral part of the history of Buena Vista, for northern Minnesota was Ojibwe land when the white man came. Indeed, until 1896, at least half of the site that was to become Buena Vista was on the Red Lake Reservation. Before 1896, large sections of the roads Buena Vista was to depend on were also part of the reservation : The Leech Lake Trail, the Fosston Trail, and the future Blackduck County Road were at least in part on land legally belonging to the Red Lake band.. The Ojibwe begin to give up their lands How the Ojibwe lands were reduced to a reservation and then diminished again and yet again is essential to the story of settlement and logging in northern Minnesota, for without that reduction neither could take place. The narrative of events along with an explanation of the Chippewa treaties is most fully told by N.H.Winchell in his The Aborigines of Minnesota , St. Paul, MN: The Minnesota Historical Society, 1911. Winchell's volume is a compendium of the customs, religion, artifacts, as well as an exposition of the treaties and historical events before and after contact with the white man. Winchell tries to be as inclusive as possible.

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