De La Salle Blackfeet School

DLSBS is a San Miguel School, operated by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, for boys and girls who live on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana. The school is open to all faiths and cultures, is not tuition driven, and serves a predominantly at-risk population.

Building FAITH in EDUCATION

We believe in education. We believe in its power to transform people, communities and societies so that everything we create reflects not our fears and limitations, but our highest ideals and our fullest potential.

Nativity-Miguel Schools

De La Salle Blackfeet School is a member of the Nativity-Miguel Network of schools. There are 64 Nativity-Miguel schools serving over 4,300 middle school age boys and girls in 27 states. Approximately 90% of the students attending Nativity-Miguel schools qualify for the Federal Government's Free and Reduced Cost Lunch program, an indication that a family is living at or near poverty.

DLSBS is the only Network school in a rural area, and the first serving primarily Native Americans. All Nativity Miguel schools are Catholic, serve predominantly at-risk populations, are not tuition driven, have extended school days, small class size, and extend support to students beyond graduation.
The Mission of the Nativity-Miguel Network of Schools is to enhance the viability and vitality of member schools and strengthen their capacity to deliver a uniquely effective, faith-based education to the middle school students in their care.