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Closure of Indian School certain, tribal aide believes The city is hoping to keep the property in public use, primarily as a park, but Interior Department officials are proposing to trade the Phoenix property to Florida developers for $50 million in cash and 115,000 acres of land, which would be added to the Everglades National Park. Lewis said the Tribal Council has not officially commented on the report, but he added that "the factual information doesn't warrant closure based on the justifications they give" and that the report "raises more questions than it answers." For example, he said, closing the Phoenix school would contradict a policy of educating students as close to home as possible, because Indian, B2 By DEBORAH SHANAHAN The Arizona Republic The executive director of the Indian Tribal Council of Arizona on Wednesday called a federal report proposing to close the Phoenix Indian School "a document trying to support a political decision that's already been made." "We know what data they were working from, and it's quite a manipulative job of what the conclusions are," John Lewis told a subcommittee of the Phoenix City Council reviewing a draft of the U.S. Department of Interior report. The report, made public last week, recommends closing the Phoenix Indian School at the end of the academic year, sending displaced Arizona students to a Riverside, Calif., boarding school for Indians and opening a residential treatment center for students with drug- or alcohol-abuse problems. The prospect of the school's closing and its 110-acre site at the northeastern corner of Central Avenue and Indian School Road becoming available for other use has sparked the interest of developers, the city and Interior Department officials.

Article from 27 Nov 1986The Arizona Republic(Phoenix, AZ)

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