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What was the Santa Fe Indian School like in its early years?

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What was the Santa Fe Indian School like in its early years?

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The Santa Fe Indian School can be traced back to 1890 when it was established to impart education to the children of the Native American Indians in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and other southwest regions. The Boarding School in that time had the belief system that school was a way to teach the Indian children new information so they were leaving behind their language, customs, history, and traditions,

The original idea was to teach them the American Way of life and that Indians forgot their Native identity.

By 1928, things started to change in favor of the Native Indians to the degree that in 1933, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted the Indian New Deal as part of his US New Deal programs.

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