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Indian high school opens on Tulalip Reservation

A high school with a focus on Indian culture finally has a permanent home on the Tulalip Reservation in Washington.

The Heritage High School previously operated out of temporary buildings. Now it has its own space at the Marysville Secondary Campus on the reservation.

The school opened on March 17 with 86 Indian students.

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Heritage High School has permanent home in Tulalip (The Everett Herald 3/28)

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