BROWNING — De La Salle Blackfeet School recently celebrated a milestone of 25 years of education, community, and cultural connection on the Blackfeet reservation. As part of its anniversary year, the school honored Orange Shirt Day – Every Child Matters with a day of remembrance, education, and advocacy. Blackfeet school hosts Orange Shirt Day Remembrance eventThe observance reflects a growing movement across North America to acknowledge and learn from Indigenous residential and boarding schools. The tradition of Orange Shirt Day began with the story of Phyllis Jack Webstad, a survivor of Canada’s residential school system. De La Salle Blackfeet school held an event at the Arbor in Browning, blending remembrance with cultural renewal.