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Our Vision & Mission

Since 1927, St. Joseph's Indian School has provided care and education for Native American boys and girls. St. Joseph's Indian School's stated mission is to provide for the basic welfare of children (food, clothing and medical care) with special emphasis on the spiritual, emotional and educational development of each child, while respecting their culture and heritage.

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Keep the Lakota (Sioux) children in need warm todayKeep the Lakota (Sioux) children in need warm today
South Dakota winters are known to be brutally cold. We especially need your help this month to ensure our Native American children stay safe. Donate Now »
Prayers for Fr. StevePrayers for Fr. Steve
When illness strikes you wonder how that’s part of God’s plan, or where that difficult journey will take you. Fr. Steve shares his journey and how it began. Read full story »
Marlena accepts the award for her Catholic Schools Week essay.Catholic Schools Week at St. Joseph’s
Each year, this national celebration recognizes the contributions of Catholic schools in providing a faith-based education for America's youth. Read full story »
LaToya and her mentor, Teena, share a warm embrace!Mentor program provides one-on-one time for students
St. Joseph’s participates in Children Count, a mentor program that matches at-risk Native American students with responsible, caring adults. Read full story »
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