The boarding schools of the 1980s, however, were not the boarding schools of the 1880s.
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But those at rural boarding schools are even less robust.
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Mr. Hill's parents attended boarding schools in Western New York.
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But conditions at these boarding schools are often appalling (see article).
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But the most expensive boarding schools may have had their heyday.
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The daughter remains in Swiss boarding schools from eight till eighteen.
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"Testimony" (2008) was inspired by real-life scandals at boarding schools.
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Nearly a quarter of foreign pupils at private boarding schools are Chinese.
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So I will stick to there are some of them like boarding schools.
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So I will stick to there are some of them like boarding schools.
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It was played at a few posh boarding schools and almost nowhere else.
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For centuries, that was a big part of what boys' boarding schools offered.
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She was sometimes hospitalized, and Stone spent time in tough local boarding schools.
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Ms. Cooper and three of her five siblings were sent to boarding schools.
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Unlike other Canadian boarding schools of that era, its history is generally positive.
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Ibnu Mas'ud is one of about 2016,000 Islamic boarding schools, or pesantren, across Indonesia.
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Ice hockey, especially popular among upperclassmen who attended northeastern boarding schools, became very fashionable.
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But regardless of designation, Mashpee children were still swept away to Indian boarding schools.
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It also runs boarding schools and business schools in the United States and Britain.
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However, just like most boarding schools, they leave their students to fend for themselves.
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If you enjoy stories about magical boarding schools, In Other Lands is a treat.
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However, three out of the five most expensive top boarding schools were located in California.
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Maxwell attended one of England's top private boarding schools and later graduated from Oxford University.
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Mr. Gilbert attended private boarding schools on the Upper East Side and in New England.
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He has even become a prayer imam and makes frequent visits to Islamic boarding schools.
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Founded in 1865, the school is one of the oldest private boarding schools in New England.
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And it comes through in her personal series on Ukrainian prisoner portraits and military boarding schools.
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If applications to Swiss boarding schools rose after the book's 1949 publication, I wouldn't be surprised.
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The forced assimilation of their children at government-run boarding schools incubated a unifying Native identity.
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" She later noted that The San Diego Union Tribune had compared the camps to "boarding schools.
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NATIVE AMERICAN BOARDING SCHOOLS After the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre, when the Army slaughtered 150 Lakota men, women and children in the last chapter of America&aposs long Indian wars, authorities forced Native American families to send their children to government- or church-run boarding schools.
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From then on, Kate attended prep schools and boarding schools until she met Prince William in college.
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Taylor has seen an increasing number of international clients who attend US private schools, especially boarding schools.
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By that time, Vassar was tired of boarding schools, and wanted to go to a public school.
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Ms. Sullivan's story is the latest in a string of sexual abuse claims against private boarding schools.
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I mean, he himself was the son of Norwegian immigrants, and was bullied at British boarding schools.
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Government boarding schools cost about $289 per school year, day school about $120, according to government data.
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To Ms. Contreras, boarding schools are a symbol of the government's long campaign to eradicate Native culture.
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Kent is home to three preparatory boarding schools: Kent School, South Kent School and the Marvelwood School.
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Several Uighurs living abroad said the government had put their children in boarding schools without their consent.
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There is evidence that some Uighur children have been sent to boarding schools far from their homes.
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Along the mostly frozen Oliverian Brook, "Bernie" signs hang by bridges and boarding schools and piles of logs.
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For decades, the US took thousands of Native American children and enrolled them in off-reservation boarding schools.
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But I was kicked out of three boarding schools, actually, only for what I call 'crimes of attitude.
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Native American children were forced to attend boarding schools where they were punished for speaking their own languages.
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The couple divorced several years later, and Thomas spent much of his childhood in East Coast boarding schools.
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After attending boarding schools, he studied biology at Siena College near Albany, according to that school's alumni site.
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Others looked to the boarding schools that removed a generation of children and created a cycle of abuse.
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Kim and his siblings were shunted off to international boarding schools — his was a German-speaking institution in Switzerland.
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Studied at Eton College, one of the nation's most elite private boarding schools, but was expelled for drug use.
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Parents of children enrolled in boarding schools may pay thousands of dollars each year in tuition and boarding costs.
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Sixty percent of public high schools in Ghana are boarding schools, which are included in the free tuition program.
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Initially, that meant forcing Fort Peck's parents to send their children to boarding schools on and off the reservation.
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Alaska Native cultures have survived starvation, plagues of disease, colonization, assimilationist boarding schools and poverty, among many other challenges.
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Starting in 1879, tens of thousands of Native Americans were required to leave their families and attend boarding schools.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a detail of the history of boarding schools for Native American children.
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In Canada, that was accomplished through residential boarding schools where indigenous students were forbidden to speak their native tongues.
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When the boarding schools began to die out in the 270s and 22008s, a new effort took its place.
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I've had this influx of people, students writing to me and telling me their own stories of their boarding schools.
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These types of tales all concern wealthy bourgeois children having joyous school day adventures at various elite British boarding schools.
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"The Globe's tally is sobering," Peter Upham, the executive director of the Association of Boarding Schools, wrote in an email.
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The government boarding schools were run like military training camps, where children were subject to abuse, neglect and corporal punishment.
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The group contains wilderness programs like Second Nature — the one I was sent to — and therapeutic boarding schools as well.
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He was friendly with the headmasters of many exclusive boarding schools, which he visited to mentor young men and boys.
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Frederick Douglass Academy students have gotten scholarships to attend private boarding schools and colleges, such as Bates, Haverford and Hobart.
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He pushed to build big boarding schools whose costs tripled, for unexplained reasons, to $22012 million each, alarming education experts.
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The American Indian boarding schools were constructed from the late 19th to early 20th centuries as a tool of assimilation.
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They attend prep schools or expensive boarding schools and they have a clear sense of how to navigate the environment.
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Born in Baghdad, she went to boarding schools in England and Switzerland before studying mathematics at the American University of Beirut.
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Parents were encouraged to send their children to boarding schools, in part so as to keep themselves free for missionary work.
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Even as Indonesia's education system modernized and state-run secular schools were introduced, the overwhelmingly private Islamic boarding schools remain important.
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Mr. Hassan, who has been censured by the Association of Boarding Schools, has apologized for what he called his "inadequate" response.
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This historic institution differs from some other boarding schools with day student options in that 100% of students live on campus.
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This is an especially poignant point for American indigenous peoples, who suffered generations of forced linguistic assimilation in residential boarding schools.
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As premier, Mr. Mabuza promoted the construction of big boarding schools, or mega schools, in farm areas to improve rural education.
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The United States government created Indian boarding schools in the late 213th century to control Native Americans and eradicate their culture.
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At fourteen, after being kicked out of a number of boarding schools "for smoking pot or some bullshit," Goldin left home.
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Tamara was born in 1989 in Taskimalaya, a city in western Java known for its abundance of pesantrens, or Islamic boarding schools.
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Her sister doesn't sound at all like her, which leads me to conclude that Ravenna and Freya went to different boarding schools.
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It's not lost on the reader that the author was named (perhaps aspirationally) Fleur—then abandoned to boarding schools by her mother.
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The country's top boarding schools can cost upwards of $60,000 per year, more than the annual tuition at some colleges or universities.
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Here are the 50 most expensive top boarding schools in America according to Niche, listed from the lowest tuition price to highest.
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Her family pays for all those Lilly Pulitzers, summers on Nantucket, and boarding schools from a fortune made manufacturing dildos and vibrators.
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Young girls as young as five were removed from their families and sent to Indian Assimilation Boarding Schools in the United states.
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Freedman usually wasn't allowed to go, which contributed to her parents' decisions to send her away to boarding schools and summer camps.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, Ever since I was a child, books set in boarding schools and on campuses have captivated me.
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It points out that there is plenty of data available on the policy's potential effects given the Holocaust and Native American boarding schools.
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They didn't want their children rounded up and sent to government boarding schools -- or sent down the Trail of Tears to Indian Territory.
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The governor of Xinjiang in March directly dismissed comparisons to concentration camps, saying the facilities being operated were "the same as boarding schools".
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Its leaders were a new, enlightened elite educated in the prestigious boarding schools of the East Coast and trained by the Ivy leagues.
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Though they had attended separate boarding schools, they both graduated from the public high school in Ketchikan, about 70 miles east of Klawock.
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They took chances on promising black students from poor neighborhoods they had long ignored, in addition to black students groomed by boarding schools.
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The privileged poor are lower-income students who were lucky enough to attend boarding schools or preparatory high schools before coming to college.
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But because boarding schools are usually high-profile institutions with powerful alumni, they receive intense public scrutiny when misconduct occurs on their manicured campuses.
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But let's add: Teachers at boarding schools often assume quasi-parental responsibilities: driving students to athletic matches or debates at other campuses, supervising dormitories.
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Inner-city schools aren't sending as many rowers or water polo players to the Ivy League as the storied boarding schools of New England.
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Today there are biogas systems at more than 80 Rwandan boarding schools, and all of the nation's prisons use biogas from latrines for cooking.
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Her parents were English teachers at boarding schools and moved frequently — Massachusetts; North Carolina; California, for a few idyllic years; and then to Indiana.
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Navajo learned basketball in Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding schools and made it their own, a game played by grandparents and parents and children.
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He turned his residence into a shelter, moving in dozens of homeless Kenyans (while sending some of his own children away to boarding schools).
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Chinese officials hope the boarding schools will teach the children to be secular and more loyal to both the nation and the Communist Party.
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These helicopters pick up Nenets children and ferry them south to boarding schools where they spend the next nine months learning about the world beyond.
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During Soviet times, people with disabilities were hidden from the public, banned from appearing on television, and housed in dire boarding schools or nursing homes.
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Once he turned 19603, there was enough money for him to follow in the footsteps of his older sister and go to private boarding schools.
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For ordinary middle-class parents, less fancy state-run boarding schools are becoming more affordable: often they cost only a few thousand yuan a year.
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As Mother Jones noted in 2017, the U.S. government established a network of boarding schools to handle its "Indian problem" in the late nineteenth century.
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Despite being one of the most expensive top boarding schools in the country, $3,948,950 is allotted for financial aid, and the average award is $52,652.
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Growing up, Peter Fonda attended a number of boarding schools and suffered serious injury when he accidentally shot himself with a rifle at age 11.
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There's the history of boarding schools and other things where native spiritual practices and languages were made illegal or people were punished for participating in them.
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Comparing migrant detention centers to "summer camps" or "boarding schools" — no matter what your stance is on immigration policy — is a gross, attention-seeking, privileged ploy.
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These kids are not living in the government facilities voluntarily, nor do they have any of the amenities or luxuries of summer camps and boarding schools.
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He says citizens have expressed the desire to diversify their leaders, rather than having them all come from elite boarding schools and other upper-class institutions.
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As for the boarding schools, many are conducting more rigorous background checks when hiring staff and are proactively training employees to recognize grooming behaviors among adults.
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So many parents have been detained in Kashgar, a city in western Xinjiang, that it has expanded boarding schools to take custody of older, "troubled" children.
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But it said a "parallel tragedy" in Catholic residential institutions, like orphanages and boarding schools, was a cause for major concern, especially in the developing world.
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But perhaps most devastating to their psychological health were the boarding schools, in which generations of Indians were sent to schools to be taught white culture.
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Look at Puerto Ricans displaced by Hurricane Maria, and Native Americans who were removed from their communities as children and forced to attend abusive boarding schools.
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They are being held in better facilities similar to boarding schools, so there are much better facilities than what they were held in during the past administration.
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During a discussion about wealthy, private boarding schools, Bubba told Carlson that his 14-year-old daughter and her female classmates were probably experimenting with their sexuality.
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Tribespeople were forced to assimilate, and many children were sent to boarding schools where they were expected to learn English, convert to Christianity, and suppress their traditions.
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Over 230m boys and girls, some as young as four, live in state boarding schools in villages, far from parents and often away from grandparents or guardians.
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"I went to international boarding schools so I stayed with friends in something like 75 countries – I'm so grateful I'm able to have those contacts," Lavallo added.
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Much like how colonialism in the United States and Indian boarding schools prohibited indigenous languages, many Aboriginal languages in Australia were similarly lost under oppressive government regulations.
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Grim tales of Sami children being sent to boarding schools and studied by anthropologists in dehumanizing ways remain a stain on the history of the Nordic nations.
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These act as makeshift boarding schools, where the elite young fighters live piled together on tiny mattress away from their families and follow a rigorous training routine.
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Either way, the dish has nothing to do with royalty, even if it may evoke the low American aristocracy of hotel guests, boarding schools and heavy silver.
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At the time, the government was ramping up efforts to open boarding schools and add dorms to schools, and more recent reports suggest the push is continuing.
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Tom Hassan retired from his job at Phillips Exeter in 2015 but was censured in April by the Association for Boarding Schools for not disclosing the scandal.
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This was when bilagáana operatives from the Bureau of Indian Affairs fanned out across the reservation in search of Navajo children to dispatch to distant boarding schools.
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They made headlines as "red millionaires" who rode in chauffeured automobiles, built mansions on their land (complete with white servants), and sent their kids to European boarding schools.
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Many parents with that much cash to spare would often prefer to send their children to board abroad: enrolments in American and British boarding schools are rising fast.
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Indeed, in warning that, "terrible evils of this kind have existed in female boarding schools in other countries," Graham may himself have been more "stimulating" than he realized.
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Her calculating father sent her to the best boarding schools and universities, places that are elite, expensive, and not usually host to a lot of people of color.
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Phillips Exeter Academy, a 1,200-student-strong high school located in the sleepy town of Exeter, New Hampshire, is one of the most elite boarding schools in America.$
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Ghislaine was born in 1961 as the now disgraced media tycoon's youngest child and went on to attend boarding schools in the country before graduating from Oxford University.
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The news out of Exeter — which Business Insider named America's most elite boarding school— follows an unsettling trend of instances of sexual misconduct and abuse at boarding schools.
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In the past, Mr. Johnson had maintained good relationships with the headmasters of boarding schools, but now fewer and fewer parents had wanted to send their children away.
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Mother remembered visiting him during the summer holidays, when, so she told me, he would coach private pupils, boys headed for expensive boarding schools in Scotland and England.
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In the 2017 policy document, posted on the education ministry's website, officials from Xinjiang outlined their new priorities and ranked expansion of the boarding schools at the top.
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Ms. Sinta established a network of progressive Islamic boarding schools for girls to promote gender equality in some of the most rural and conservative parts of the country.
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Some Navajo "code talkers," who used a code based on their native language to transmit messages in World War II, were products of military-style boarding schools as children.
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Although Zara Tindall and many other members of the royal family were sent away to esteemed boarding schools, Mike Tindall has other plans for 2-year-old daughter Mia.
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High school: Lawrenceville is one of the most elite, high performing boarding schools in the US, but you'll have to spend $66,000 per year to send your teenager there.
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I grew up attending public schools in Iowa and Ohio until increasing frustration with my schooling led my family and me to reply to a flier about boarding schools.
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Those new groups could be made into boarding schools, with a bus service to collect children from their villages on Mondays and return them to their homes on Fridays.
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The idea is to use the boarding schools as incubators of a new generation of Uighurs who are secular and more loyal to both the party and the nation.
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The government says children in Xinjiang's boarding schools are taught better hygiene and etiquette as well as Chinese and science skills that will help them succeed in modern China.
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On Friday protestors offered a 12-hour window for more than 7,000 boarding school students to safely evacuate the hills -- home to some of the best boarding schools in India.
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Mr. Caspersen grew up mainly in an exclusive suburb in western New Jersey before attending the Groton School in Massachusetts, one of the most expensive boarding schools in the country.
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Youth transportation services, like the one that picked up David, ferry at-risk (or allegedly at-risk) young people to residential programs such as wilderness camps or therapeutic boarding schools.
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Nearly a half-million children have been separated from their families and placed in boarding schools designed to indoctrinate them, according to a planning document published on a government website.
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The index tracks spending on 22 luxury items, including cigars, ladies shoes, men's suits, watches, Botox, wine, boarding schools, Lasik eye surgery, cars and business class tickets in 11 Asian cities.
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They are also vulnerable to sexual and other forms of abuse: a spate of such incidents has been reported at rural boarding schools in recent years; far more may go undetected.
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A few of the boarding schools court the country's elite by offering to prepare children for admission to universities abroad (in China, foreign education is another much-desired symbol of privilege).
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In 2015, Maria Gruzdeva started photographing in two of Russia's military boarding schools, an army school in her hometown of Moscow and a navy school on the Black Sea in Sevastopol.
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For generations — Congress after Congress, president after president — the government robbed you of your land, suppressed your languages, put your children in boarding schools and gave your babies away for adoption.
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The U.S. official described what was happening in Xinjiang as "a highly repressive campaign", and said claims that the facilities were "humane job-training centers" or "boarding schools" were not credible.
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In the twentieth-century version, federal boarding schools, often tied to religious institutions, snapped up Native kids, not unlike the British colonizers did, indoctrinating them with their purportedly superior American ideals.
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In response to Fuman's story, Jack Ma, the billionaire founder of the e-commerce giant Alibaba, recently vowed to help finance boarding schools for children who live in isolated rural areas.
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It was the plenary power doctrine that provided the federal government with the authority to establish detention camps and boarding schools, to engage in family separation and to criminalize religious beliefs.
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Missionaries and social reformers began their work in zeal; children were taken from families and sent to boarding schools whose explicit mission was to annihilate the Lakotas' language, religion and culture.
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Many in the boarding schools suffered abuse — 270 graves of children can be found on the grounds of the single most famous school of that era, the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
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Boarding schools are required to offer psychological counseling, for example, and in Kasipi, the children were given a set of supplies that included textbooks, clothes and a red Young Pioneer scarf.
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For decades, Native children were sent to Indian boarding schools, often built just miles from their homes, where they were taught English and stripped of their Navajo ways of living and language.
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That makes them all the more willing to shell out, if they can afford it, on expensive boarding schools which they believe will enable their children to concentrate fully on their studies.
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But Sasha losing herself also seems like a clear reference to the history of Indian boarding schools, tasked with "killing the Indian to save the man" (or the woman, in this case).
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Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg is calling for brands to boycott Fox News host Laura Ingraham after she compared immigrant detention facilities to "summer camps" and "boarding schools" on Monday night.
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In these camps, children were forcibly separated from their families and sent to federally run boarding schools that used violence to "kill the Indian in him, and save the man," as Capt.
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Two years later, the Hare Krishna Society conceded that physical, sexual and emotional abuse of children occurred at its boarding schools across the country, including in Dallas, Seattle and several in India.
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Webcams have proved especially popular at rural boarding schools, where teachers say live-streaming can be a vital link between children and parents, often migrants working in cities hundreds of miles away.
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A truth and reconciliation commission that worked from 2008 through 2015 focused on a network of government-financed, church-run boarding schools that sought to assimilate indigenous children into the dominant culture.
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Reports of sexual abuse at boarding schools have accumulated at revered campuses such as Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut, St. George's School in Rhode Island and Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire.
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He was a working-class kid among the upper class—at the time, twenty per cent of freshmen came from just five exclusive boarding schools—and a conservative on a liberal campus.
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About a half-million Uighur children have been separated from their families and placed in boarding schools as part of China's effort to eradicate the Uighur identity, The New York Times reports.
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At the peak of this era, there were more than 350 government-funded, and often church-run, Native American boarding schools across the US. The schools weren't just a tool for cultural genocide.
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It allowed the establishment of bilingual education in China in order to discourage parents from sending children to boarding schools in America and Britain, which they have increasingly been doing in recent years.
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Young aspiring stars are offered sometimes decade-long contracts, which essentially induct them into K-pop boarding schools; there they sleep, eat, drink and spend around 12 hours a day training for fame.
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Read more:The 50 most expensive top boarding schools in AmericaThe cheapest states to get gas, rankedThe most popular cocktail in every stateThe 20 most festive places to spend the holidays in the US
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She was born across the border, in Kathmandu, Nepal, and she spent much of her youth in India at boarding schools for Tibetan refugees, before coming to New York in 2004 at 20.
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Teachers and pupils — almost all of them Somali — at the two boarding schools run by Mr. Gulen's Nile Academy educational foundation were given seven days to pack their bags and leave the school.
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Mr. Labrie's trial attracted national attention because it exposed a culture of sexual gamesmanship at one of the nation's most exclusive boarding schools, known for having graduates from hedge fund executives to senators.
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Around the hilly city of Garut, which favored Prabowo in 2014, gigantic banners show the president dressed in a peci cap and sarong - traditional garb worn in Islamic boarding schools - saying, "let's pray".
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"The key difference now is Jokowi has systematically shown his appreciation for pesantrens and santri," said a young cleric, Hilman Uman Basori, using the Indonesian words for Islamic boarding schools and their students.
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Mihara, who does not advise Iguchi on hockey matters, said that Canadian hockey academies typically cost the equivalent of at least $31,000 a year, and that Canadian boarding schools could cost nearly $43,000.
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My dad would always point out that like many Native people, including my mother, many code talkers had been forced to attend government boarding schools where they were punished for speaking their language.
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Amanda Sequoyah Swimmer was born in North Carolina at a time when Native American children were forced to attend boarding schools, as part of a national effort to assimilate them into mainstream culture.
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The Chinese authorities have even installed monitoring cameras inside Muslims' homes, and they have sent many Muslim parents to re-education camps, leaving the children left behind to be brainwashed in boarding schools.
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Designers are conjuring all kinds of nonkitchen-y arenas, like the refectories of old boarding schools, a signature of Christopher Peacock, the English-born kitchen designer once known for his all-white offerings.
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The nation maintains its traditional culture and governance structure, centered on the long house, and has tried to revive its language, which was nearly lost during the era of the Indian boarding schools.
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A directive from the Qapqal government ordered children of working couples to be put in care — home villages for the young, boarding schools for older ones — so their parents could move for work.
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"Boarding schools are fertile ground for predatory behavior, mostly because you're with the kids all the time," said Eric MacLeish, a lawyer representing several alumni who say they were sexually abused at St. George's.
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Mark and Carol were dispatched to boarding schools at the ages of eight and nine, respectively, and Margaret Thatcher entered Parliament, in 1959, as a Conservative M.P. for the North London constituency of Finchley.
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"It isn't easy erasing teachings that have already penetrated deeply," she said, noting that while senior clerics objected to her revisions to the classic curriculum for girls Islamic boarding schools, others had embraced it.
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Centers 'essentially boarding schools' The arrest comes as Xinjiang's most senior Uyghur official, chairman Shohrat Zakir, defended the detention centers on the sidelines of a meeting of China's National People's Congress in Beijing Tuesday.
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River View is only one facility within a larger ecosystem of hundreds of boarding schools and camps nationwide that target troubled teens, which by some estimates serve between 10,000 and 14,000 young people per year.
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As a solution to its so-called "Indian problem," the government forced tens of thousands of Native American children into boarding schools, where they were separated from their family and culture, language and belief systems.
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After Ms. Meng's arrest, he said, his friends joked that they would no longer be able to send their children to American boarding schools and would have to invest in the Chinese education system instead.
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At an event organized by his charitable foundation on Sunday, Ma told a room of 80 entrepreneurs that establishing a network of boarding schools would improve education standards and save children from often difficult commutes.
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Aisha's father, Kachalla Bukar, told CNN that one of the conditions discussed when Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari visited parents while the girls were still in captivity was the security of boarding schools in the region.
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All of this tops off a bombshell of a report last year in which the Globe tracked down more than 200 victims and at least 90 legal claims at least 67 New England boarding schools.
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"More kids are being separated from their parents and temporarily housed in what are essentially summer camps, or as The San Diego Union-Tribune described them today, as basically looking like boarding schools," Ingraham said Monday.
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Between 2006 and 2016, the number of wealthy Russian pupils at elite UK boarding schools more than tripled, and a group of Eton students made headlines when they were granted a private audience with Vladimir Putin.
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In the mid-215s, for example, when memories of the bleak and barren boarding schools for rural tribal people were still fresh, Alaska declared that it would eliminate the differences between rich districts and poor ones.
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In 218, the federal government undertook a mass assimilation effort of Native children, creating Indian Boarding Schools, in which Native children were forced to drop their language and customs and were indoctrinated in white American ways.
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The founder and executive chairman of e-commerce behemoth Alibaba said that investing in rural boarding schools could provide a solution for China's "left-behind children" and ensure a more prosperous future for the next generation.
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Native American boarding schools In the 19th century, the US government began a campaign to assimilate Native American children into white American society by separating them from their families and stripping them of their language and culture.
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Teachers and pupils - almost all of them Somali - at the two huge boarding schools run by Gulen's Nile Academy educational foundation were given seven days to pack their bags and, if they were foreign, leave the country.
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The great New England boarding schools like Groton preached an austere, muscular Christianity and sent generations of gilded youth into public service, with patrician policymakers like the Roosevelt clan and Henry L. Stimson as their standard-bearers.
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Read: 2 Survivors of Canada's First Quintuplet Clan Reluctantly Re-emerge —The Protestant churches involved in a system that took Indigenous children away from their families to boarding schools apologized for their role in during the 1990s.
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The American government, for part of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, attempted to eliminate any and all Native languages through federally funded boarding schools, where Native children were compelled to act as American citizens and nothing else.
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Court documents filed by the college consultant Ivy Coach, revealed that the company charged a parent $1.5 million to assist her child with applications to 73 top colleges as well as seven boarding schools for high school.
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This weekend, The Times detailed how China had separated nearly half a million Muslim children from their families, and had placed them in boarding schools designed to assimilate and indoctrinate them, like the one above, in Hotan.
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LONDON — This week, as two members of Parliament interrupted a debate on Brexit to rib each other about the elite boarding schools they attended four decades ago, 583-year-old Eve Alcock looked on with deep disgust.
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"I think [boarding schools] are a very cruel setting in which to grow up and I don't feel children benefit from that type of education," Swinton, who was raised in a British boarding school, told The Scots Magazine.
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Paulson used the opportunity to acknowledge the police force's role in the residential school system — the program whereby the Canadian government arrested Indigenous youth and took them to boarding schools designed to discourage and assimilate their cultural identity.
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And a cultural reckoning on sexual assault in recent years — in the Catholic Church, in elite boarding schools, and in the highest ranks of Hollywood — has established that crimes committed several decades ago are crimes all the same.
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OTTAWA — Despite a personal appeal from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the Roman Catholic Church has said that Pope Francis will not apologize for its role in a Canadian system that forced generations of Indigenous children into boarding schools.
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" Macdonald said that an indigenous child educated where he or she lives "is simply a savage who can read and write," whereas children sent to boarding schools "will acquire the habits and modes of thought of white men.
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As a growing number of elite boarding schools have released investigations into the sexual abuse of students, they have revealed the connections that allowed teachers to move from one school to the next, forging a chain of misconduct.
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As I reported in my article, even many of Macdonald's admirers acknowledge his overt racism, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's report was scathing about many of his policies, particularly the forcing of indigenous children into boarding schools.
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"Kill the Indian in the student so we can save the man!" went the famous slogan of a superintendent at one of the 500 boarding schools that Native children, forcibly separated from their families, were made to attend.
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Because the exhibition is going to be located at an abandoned and re-appropriated schoolhouse, I've been delving into the history of Western Education and Indigenous Boarding Schools as a genocidal tool in the war against indigenous culture.
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Around the time when Belgium's colonies gained independence, in the early 1960s, thousands of métis children were taken from Burundi, Congo and Rwanda to Belgium, where they were either adopted by white parents or raised in Belgian boarding schools.
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And he tearfully said sorry to indigenous people in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, where for much of the 20th century indigenous children were torn from their families and compelled to attend boarding schools, where many were abused.
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She beautifully and uncompromisingly weaves in Native language, and she also writes about darker aspects of Native history, such as the much-reviled boarding schools of the 19th and 20th century without cutting corners when it comes to story.
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Displaced people are also subject to racist discrimination by their new neighbors, the report points out, as their children may be taken to boarding schools that separate them from their communities and may forcibly oppress their language and traditions.
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It's not a coincidence that at the same time the Bureau of Indian Affairs was investing in boarding schools, states began to create child cruelty organizations that were vested with police powers that allowed them to remove children from their homes.
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" Physical fitness and sports were a huge part of this ideology, from the playing fields of boarding schools like Eton or Harrow, where boys were frequently toughened up through extreme hazing, to the development of rule-driven sports like "gentleman's boxing.
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Before she was Lady Dawn Russell – technically, Lady James Russell after marrying her husband, Lord James Russell, in 2005 – American Dawn Russell had spent most of her time traveling the world with her "free spirit" mom and attending various boarding schools.
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If these traits sound familiar, it may be because the men who sent Britain careening into the catastrophe of Brexit—David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage—are all products of elite boarding schools, notorious symbols of social and economic inequality.
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Mr. Gilbert, 34, attended private boarding schools on the Upper East Side and in New England, graduated from Princeton with an economics degree and was expected to follow in his father's footsteps to a lucrative Wall Street career, witnesses said.
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The tweet promoted an article about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's apology to indigenous people in a Canadian province, where for much of the 20th century their children were compelled to attend boarding schools that separated them from their families and cultures.
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But as Western colonization swept Alaska in the 19th and 20th centuries, including the establishment of boarding schools where indigenous languages would not be spoken, many Alaska Natives were prohibited from practicing the rituals that had bound them to one another.
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Native boarding schools were nothing like Holden Caulfield's; they were places Native children were forced to go, where teachers stripped them of their traditional clothing, quite literally beat them when they spoke their languages, and often much, much worse happened.
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Many Alaska Native children were not only sent to boarding schools where physical and sexual abuse was rampant, but Alaska Native communities also bore the brunt of the Catholic Church's neglect in sending serial sexual abusers to be priests in Alaska.
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So since more illegal immigrants are rushing the border, more kids are being separated from their parents and temporarily housed in what are essentially summer camps or as the San Diego Union Tribune described them today, is looking like, basically, boarding schools.
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Government officials have said they are for vocational training and have likened them to "boarding schools," though escapees from the camps have reported being forcibly taught Chinese language and party propaganda, and subjected to hunger, stress positions, sleep deprivation, and other abuses.
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Mr. Lee — one eye ghostly, lost in a fight, his neck gilded with Nazi tattoos — was introduced to white supremacy by violent young men during his youth, spent in a series of religious boarding schools, mental health hospitals and juvenile detention centers.
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Ivanka and Julie were raised in the quintessential upbringing of the 1%: they both attended Chapin, a prestigious all-girls school in Manhattan, and became central figures in New York City's gilded world of boarding schools, debutante balls, and glitzy fundraising parties.
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The "speak English or get the hell out" sentiment is inextricably tied to the history of white, Anglo supremacy in the U.S. Just look at how Native American children were ripped away from their families and sent to English-only boarding schools.
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" Ingraham attempted to clarify her comments near the end of her show Monday, again citing the Union-Tribune "boarding school" description and stating she will "stick to there are some of them like boarding schools" instead of the description of "essentially summer camps.
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It was not too long ago that we were taken from our families and forced into boarding schools where they cut our hair and gave us government clothing, and where we were beaten for talking in our language or of anything traditional.
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BEIJING — A senior official from China's far west said on Tuesday that the internment camps for Muslim minorities there were like boarding schools and that their numbers of inmates would shrink, as the government pushed back against international criticism of the mass detentions.
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In 218, the Bureau of Indian Affairs created the Hoopa Valley Indian School, where, as at other such boarding schools around the country, white teachers burned traditional clothing, gave children Anglo names and forbade them to speak the language of their parents.
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To put this into context, tens of thousands of children were forcibly taken away from their families and made to live in boarding schools where they endured horrific abuse, often being used for science experiments; the last of those schools closed in 1996.
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I was at the best of terms with my father and even better terms with my mother who thought it was perfect like this as long as I was not creating trouble because girls created trouble and were sent to boarding schools in the second!
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I was at the best of terms with my father and even better terms with my mother who thought it was perfect like this as long as I was not creating trouble because girls created trouble and were sent to boarding schools in the second!
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Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the United States federal government was responsible for the forced assimilation of much of the Indigenous population, pulling Native children from their homes and communities on the reservations and placing them in boarding schools or with white families.
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What does it mean to be Ojibway now, in 2016, when ancestral artifacts are often inaccessible in museums and the knowledge that remains of the past has been deliberately fractured, in both boarding schools, where language was lost, and missions, where beliefs were stripped?
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These were not quite boarding schools in the vein of the infamous Carlisle Indian School (which aimed to erase Indigenous identities): In many of these schools, the Native kids were allowed to be themselves and to be taught by teachers who came from their communities.
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She had also been thrown out of two prominent Roman Catholic boarding schools; sent to finishing schools in Florence and Paris, where paintings of all kinds (but especially Early Renaissance) were abundant; and presented at Court, receiving rigorous training in drawing along the way.
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Donald Trump&aposs Attacks On Media Taking A Toll On Broadcasters, WGA East Survey Finds George Takei Compares His Internment To Trump Policy: "We Were Not Pulled Screaming From Our Mothers&apos Arms" Laura Ingraham Concedes Detention Centers As "Summer Camps" Comparison, Sticks With "Boarding Schools"
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It seems Chuck once helped his son out with an Adderall-dealing issue (boarding schools are rife with those), so Chuck is free to embark on one of those back-alley deals he's so fond of, installing his pal Adam DeGiullo (Rob Morrow) as the judge instead.
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Mr. Ball, 87, who attended Lancing College and Cambridge University, was friends with headmasters of many of the country's most prestigious boarding schools, and belonged to a private dining club called Nobody's Friends, which met twice a year at the home of the archbishop of Canterbury.
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Just take stock of its past: Native American children being forcibly sent to English-only boarding schools, how the Chinese Exclusionary Act of 1882 only allowed highly-educated migrants with knowledge of the language, segregating Mexican children from white children in schools because the former "couldn't" speak English.
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Grottlesex crop," an amalgamation of the names of several elite East Coast boarding schools, who "look to the Clubs as centers for privacy and 'good-fellowship,' cut off from the hectic University by their locked front doors, their aura of secrecy, and a generally shared feeling of superiority.
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The prince cut off communication with four of the five children from the marriage, stripped them of their royal titles and diplomatic passports, and wrote letters, since posted online by an exiled academic, to their British boarding schools informing them that he would no longer pay their tuition.
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It will take your fear and your worry and even your kid who only smokes pot too much and carry them from educational consultants to wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools, not so that rough edges can escape the friction around them but to smooth those edges out.
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He had roles in Franc Roddam's "War Party" (1988), Michael Apted's "Thunderheart" (1992), Michael Mann's "The Last of the Mohicans" (723, with Russell Means), and Georgina Lightning's "Older Than America" (2008), which explored the devastating effects of Indian boarding schools like those Mr. Banks had been forced to attend.
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It has raised alarm among some Indigenous artists, scholars and intellectuals as it deals with recent history, including the forced enrollment of Indigenous children in abusive boarding schools known as "residential schools" and the murder and disappearance of as many as 4,000 Indigenous women in Canada since the 1980s.
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At schools that haven't seemed proactive and transparent, "school reputation and financial well-being" have "experienced collateral damage," warned a recent draft of guidelines on how schools should respond to allegations of staff sexual abuse from the National Association of Independent Schools and The Association of Boarding Schools.
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Mr. Wang also seemed to suspect that prolonged mass internment would not lead Uighurs to love the C.C.P. (We know from other sources that families have been torn apart and tens of thousands of children sent to state boarding schools and orphanages.) Mr. Wang wasn't alone in doubting.
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The point was to gain territory by downsizing Indigenous territories to small, government-managed reserves, but also to force indigenous peoples to assimilate through various methods, most notoriously through residential schools (church-run boarding schools indigenous children were forced into, now known as sites of mass sexual and physical abuse).
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During the Cold War, the KGB notoriously recruited several public-school-educated British boys as spies and double agents, but Russia's relationship with the status-symbol boarding schools today is far more open, visible, and lucrative, both to the schools themselves and the highly paid consultants who ease the admissions process.
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" She down-played child detention facilities at the border: "Since more illegal immigrants are rushing the border, more kids are being separated from their parents and temporarily housed in what are essentially summer camps, or as the San Diego Union-Tribune described them today as looking like basically boarding schools.
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Religious leaders say Widodo's most effective strategy has been forging closer ties with Islamic boarding schools - which hold huge cultural and social sway in many parts of Indonesia - and his decision to choose Amin as running mate, a respected Islamic scholar from the country's biggest moderate Muslim organization, Nahdlatul Ulama.
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But Canada's Roman Catholic bishops said late last month that Pope Francis would not apologize in the foreseeable future for the boarding schools where, for more than a century and a half, more than 150,000 Indigenous children were forced to attend in an effort to obliterate their cultures and languages.
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Today, virtually every family sends their children to boarding schools run by the Tibetan government, in Indian cities as far away as Varanasi and Bangalore – and most parents know that their children will never return to the incredibly harsh life of herding yaks between 14,000 and 18,000 feet above sea level.
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Thrust into a regimented environment and immersed in an unfamiliar culture, children in the boarding schools are only allowed visits with family once every week or two — a restriction intended to "break the impact of the religious atmosphere on children at home," in the words of the 290 policy document.
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"Parents realize that they have to start earlier if they want their children to get into a top U.S. university," says Nini Suet, founder of Shang Learning, a boutique consultancy with headquarters in Beijing that charges $25,12.63 to $40,000 to help Chinese kids prepare for and apply to American boarding schools.
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These included forced assimilation through boarding schools, which aimed to "kill the Indian" to "save the man", the destruction of collective land-ownership on reservations through individual allotments (in which wealthy whites, more often than not, snapped up the best plots), and later manoeuvres that ended the legal status of some tribes.
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Though he looked every bit the prosperous Beltway insider, with large homes in the Maryland suburbs and children in elite New England boarding schools, he appeared to be often short of money, dodging tens of thousands of dollars in bills from a long lineup of local car dealerships and home-improvement businesses.
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Even if they are placed in some kind of foster care, the outcomes can still be profound — the multigenerational impact of the shameful American policy in the late 18th and early 19th century of removing children from Native American families for placement in boarding schools continues to haunt these communities to this day.
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"[She] worked like an indentured servant as a child, was farmed out to boarding schools, had a mother that never wanted her, ended up in a sexual relationship with her stepfather at very young age, so she had this kind of Dickensian childhood that I knew nothing about when I used to watch Joan Crawford."
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered a broad and emotional apology on Friday to indigenous people in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, where for much of the 20th century indigenous children were compelled to attend boarding schools that separated them from their families and cultures and, in many cases, subjected them to abuse.
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Widodo's aides say such mobilizing of grassroots support and canvassing of thousands of Islamic boarding schools in this and other conservative provinces is crucial to prevent a repeat of 2014, when a smear campaign accusing Widodo of being a bad Muslim beholden to Chinese interests nearly cost him the presidency, with the heaviest losses in West Java.
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Allotment laws, which had started with the Dawes Act of 1887, broke up tribal lands; specialized, re-education-focused boarding schools, introduced around the same time and ramped up through the 1930s, stole children and languages; and the termination policies that cropped up in the 20183s to disband tribes sought to eliminate Native people altogether as political entities.
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Nearly a half million children have been separated from their families and placed in boarding schools so far, according to a planning document published on a government website, and the ruling Communist Party has set a goal of operating one to two such schools in each of Xinjiang's 2430-plus townships by the end of next year.
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That, year after year, it is equally passed around real-life boarding schools as a self-indulgent celebration of their own lives (remember when the cast of Laguna Beach used to watch The O.C.?) and passed among young women who found the moneyed world of trust fund babies fascinating and horrifying, is a prime example of the book's broad appeal.
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Links between Russia and Ukraine to trade agricultural commodities and wine have been crushed, leaving little job prospects and encouraging the younger generation to travel mostly to Europe and Russia looking for work, a better future, or to send money back to their loved ones, often leaving children with elderly family members, put in institutional boarding schools, or sometimes abandoned.
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Curiously perhaps for a society that puts so much emphasis on the importance of family, she singled out two problems that seem to spring from familial indifference: the emotionally poor state of many marriages, and early separation of children from their primary caregivers — with many children farmed out to boarding schools or relatives to free up the parents for work.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Children of parents detained in China's vast system of "re-education camps" in the far west region of Xinjiang are being separated from their families and placed in huge, purpose-built boarding schools as part of a "coordinated state campaign" to provide "full-time or near full-time care for all children from a very young age," new research has found.
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Received Pronunciation was gradually constructed in the minds of the public, from grammarians and other language pundits of the 18th century who expressed a desire for a unified national English accent, to 19th-century etiquette manuals aimed at a growing middle class, fictional representations of speech by authors like Charles Dickens, and increasing codification through boarding schools and the BBC into the 20th century.
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