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Pine Ridge School strengthens our Waziahanhan Owayawa Tiospaye to become effective life - long learners demonstrating our Lakota Values and the concept of Ikopesni Ihanblapo in order to draw knowledge from the past, enhance the present and embrace the future for the well - being of self, family, community, and nation.
Home of the Thorpes! Welcome to the 2021-2022 school year!!! Pine Ridge School will be offering students the option of going fully online with their classes. Details are here. The BIE now has a helpdesk for students needing assistance with their laptops.
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Pine Ridge School (PRS) is a Bureau of Indian Education (BIE)-operated K-12 school in Pine Ridge, South Dakota. It is within the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Its high school program is one of five high schools that are within the reservation boundaries. The school's cornerstone was placed on February 8, 1879.
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Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota Territory - February 8, 1879. At twelve o'clock noon of this date the cornerstone of the School House at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation was laid, and the following named Sioux Chiefs were present: Red Cloud, Red Dog, American Horse, Little Wound, Lone Bear, Slow Bull, and Old Man Afraid of His Horses.
