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Native American Education in Montana – A Second Chance for Prisoners, and Their Warden

December 28, 2018/

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Every day Ron Jackson walks into work in Wolf Point, Montana and is reminded of his failures.

As a school board member in Wolf Point, Mont., Ron Jackson couldn’t help struggling Native American students as much as he hoped. Now some of them are his inmates.

 

By Erica L. Green and Annie Waldman

Photographs by Annie Flanagan

 


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