The Federal Government has a responsibility to the school's Native students, and it is my hope that today's hearing will help us better understand what steps need to be taken to get Chemawa back on track so current and future students have every opportunity to grow and thrive academically in a safe, healthy, and supportive environment.
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Bonamici emphasizes the government's duty to support Native students at Chemawa.
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