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Re: SDSU-FIS Success Academy
Good luck to these fine young people from the Flandreau Indian School. There were some natives on campus in the 1960's, but ten from one high school is really an accompolisment and was unheard of fifty years ago.
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Originally posted by LakeJack View PostDisclaimer: This post may contain assumptions and/or opinions related to Jackrabbit Athletics.
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Originally posted by SDSUAlum08 View PostVery happy that they decided to attend college at SDSU and they're continuing their education. My only remark is that I bet they could get the same opportunities at a public HS as well. Good luck to them.
Well since FIS is a boarding school, I'm pretty sure I would have to disagree. FIS has a different mission from traditional public HS.
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Originally posted by LakeJack View PostWell since FIS is a boarding school, I'm pretty sure I would have to disagree. FIS has a different mission from traditional public HS.Disclaimer: This post may contain assumptions and/or opinions related to Jackrabbit Athletics.
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Originally posted by SDSUAlum08 View PostI literally did not know that. I thought it was a Native American HS. My apologies. Thanks for the info!Originally posted by JackFan96Well, I don't get to sit in Mom's basement and watch sports all day
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The enrollment at FIS is down but at one time they had over 500 students. They were Class A when there was only two classes in competition in the SDHSAA and the top 32 schools were Class A.
As everywhere else things are changing on the reservations, with closer opportunities for education plus being away from family possibly weigh into their choice to not attend FIS which includes all the reservations in about seven states I believe. Also the boarding school concept was an abortive idea that came from White society that believed these schools would turn these young savages into the likeness of Warren Buffett. It has minimal sucess and this is a big opportunity for SDSU to sponor this program.
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