Northwest Indian Bible School’s tacos a big hit in Alberton
Members of the Northwest Indian Bible School senior class are ready to make Indian tacos recently. Their profit for this day was more than $600 which will go toward their spring break trip to Seattle. The next Indian Taco sale is March 16. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
From left, are Northwest Indian Bible College faculty and students Gilbert Camp, Daniel Hardy, Jr., Demetria Woody, Keisha Marks, Melissa Nale and MarJinna Bad Wound. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
On the south side of the Clark Fork River directly across Interstate 90 from Alberton is a little-known campus that has been in existence since 1969.
Situated on 250 acres, the Northwest Indian Bible School is dedicated to providing an education specifically tailored to Native American youth in grades 7-12 utilizing the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum...
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