Student deaths identified at Colorado Native American boarding schools

History Colorado on Tuesday released a 139-page report by State Archaeologist Holly Norton that pieces together local and national archival records, newspaper clippings, letters and archaeological findings to illustrate the experiences of the Native children who at times were kidnapped and coerced into the schools.

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