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Cabinet secretaries to visit Wind River Reservation in Wyoming
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Two Cabinet secretaries will visit the Wind River Reservation tomorrow during their trip to Wyoming.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell
and
Education Secretary Arne Duncan
are speaking at the 4th annual
Wyoming Native American Education Conference
at Central Wyoming College in Riverton at 1pm. Riverton is a border town to the reservation.
Afterwards, Jewell and Duncan will go to the
St. Stephens Indian School
and then to the Arapahoe School. Both schools are located on the reservation, which is home to the
Eastern Shoshone Tribe
and the
Northern Arapaho Tribe
.
This will be Jewell's first visit to a
Bureau of Indian Education
school since she arrived at the
Interior Department
in April. She has previously called the Indian education system an "embarrassment" due to the failure of the federal government to provide adequate funds and services.
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