Here is a story about the Bdote Learning Center in Minneapolis, from Public News Service. An excerpt:
MINNEAPOLIS – As the number of speakers fluent in Native American languages continues to fade, a Minnesota school like few others in this nation is helping to keep those languages alive.
The Bdote Learning Center in Minneapolis is a year-round charter school where the students are immersed in either Dakota or Ojibwe. Interim Director Mike Huerth said it’s an incredibly important time for both.
“My sons live on a reservation that has lost its language,” he said. “There are no more speakers alive in that tribe – and it’s a very sad thing, because once a language dies, it doesn’t come back.”
You can learn more about the Bdote Learning Center here: http://www.bdotelearningcenter.org/
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