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Tobeluk vs. Lind was a landmark case in Alaskan Native education. The 27 teenage plaintiffs brought suit against the State of Alaska, claiming that Native American boarding schools were discriminatory and unjust. The case is widely known as the "Molly Hootch Case" after the first plaintiff named.

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rdfs:comment	Tobeluk vs. Lind was a landmark case in Alaskan Native education. The 27 teenage plaintiffs brought suit against the State of Alaska, claiming that Native American boarding schools were discriminatory and unjust. The case is widely known as the "Molly Hootch Case" after the first plaintiff named. (en)
name	Tobeluk v. Lind (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robert Boochever Contiguous United States 1976 in Alaska 1976 in education Alaska Natives and United States law Cultural assimilation of Native Americans Edmond W. Burke Jay Rabinowitz 1976 in United States case law United States education case law United States Native American case law Alaska Supreme Court Alaska state case law Public education in Alaska Native American boarding schools Consent Decree Native American boarding schools Roger G. Connor Warren W. Matthews Jr.
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case	Tobeluk v. Lind (en)
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court	Alaska Supreme Court
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date	May 2019 (en)
full name	Anna Tobeluk and Henry A. Tobeluk, minors, by their father and next friend John Tobeluk, et al., Appellants, v. Marshall L. Lind, as Commissioner of Education, et al., Appellees. (en)
judges	Robert Boochever Edmond W. Burke Jay Rabinowitz Roger G. Connor Warren W. Matthews Jr.
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has abstract	Tobeluk vs. Lind was a landmark case in Alaskan Native education. The 27 teenage plaintiffs brought suit against the State of Alaska, claiming that Native American boarding schools were discriminatory and unjust. The case is widely known as the "Molly Hootch Case" after the first plaintiff named. At the time of the case, Alaskan Native parents were forced to send their children away for schooling because of a lack of quality local educational facilities in their towns. Boarding schools had historically been used as a tactic of assimilating Native students into white culture. Alaskan Native children were sent far from their parents for their secondary education, often heading to the contiguous 48 states and boarding with local non-Native families. They were thus immersed in a situation that was both geographically (Oregon, Oklahoma, etc.) and culturally removed from their place of origin. The plaintiffs alleged that this situation led to mistreatment of the Native students and a high dropout rate among them (65% within two years, in one documented case), signs of educational inequality. In October 1976, the signing of the Tobeluk Consent Decree committed the government to building local high schools in Alaska, which they have since done with positive results on retention rates. The state by means of the consent decree agreed to create a secondary school in any village with at least fifteen high school-aged children. (en)
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date decided	1979-01-26 (xsd:date)
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