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The Indigenous Boarding School Where At Least 86 Students Died — And the Cemetery Went Missing

For decades, Indigenous children were taken from their families and sent to government-run boarding schools designed to erase their language, culture, and identity. In this video, we explore the story of one such boarding school, where multiple Indigenous children died — and where the location of their burial site was lost to history. Through historical records, survivor testimonies, academic research, and narrative reconstruction, this video examines: The boarding school system in the United States Forced assimilation policies Child labor and institutional neglect Disease, trauma, and loss The search for missing burial sites 🕯️ This is a story about memory, loss, and historical accountability. ⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER — PLEASE READ This video is a historical narrative and educational reconstruction based on documented real events involving Indigenous boarding schools in the United States. Some details, dialogues, scenes, and narrative elements have been synthetically altered, dramatized, or reconstructed for storytelling and educational purposes. While the historical context, locations, institutions, and documented facts are real, this video does not claim to present an exact or complete historical record. The intent of this content is historical awareness, education, and remembrance, not to accuse individuals or speculate beyond documented sources. ⚠️ CONTENT NOTICE This video contains discussions of: Historical trauma Indigenous displacement Child mortality (non-graphic) Viewer discretion is advised.