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Riverside Boarding School Highlights Long History for Indigenous Community

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 (Sherman Indian Museum Collection)

Indigenous Community Brings Healing to Complicated History of Inland Empire Boarding School

Sherman Indian High School in Riverside is a boarding school, where Native American students from across the country can come and earn a high school diploma while also maintaining their tribal traditions and language. There is also a museum for the school’s 100 year history, that has brought healing to many in the indigenous community.
Reporter: Megan Jamerson, KCRW 

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