Causes: Children & Youth, Children & Youth Services, Education, Primary & Elementary Schools, Secondary & High Schools

Mission: St. Labre Indian School, founded in 1884, was one of the first efforts to care for Native Americans who had been displaced as a result of homesteading. Today, St. Labre Indian School offers kindergarten through high school education for Crow and Northern Cheyenne children on three campuses. There is no tuition charged for any student to attend. The combined enrollment of all three campuses totals over 700 children.
Children who live more than 40 miles from our school stay in dormitories during the week. More than 1,000 meals are prepared each day including breakfast, lunch and dinner.
We combine education, spirituality and Native American culture to educate the whole child.

Target demographics: Native American children

Direct beneficiaries per year: over 700 students

Geographic areas served: Central and Southeastern Montana

Programs: k-12 education, healthy meals, and many other things in the local community