Those who come to this school to receive instruction on the farm or in the schoolroom, are to be taught in right lines, and are to live in close connection with God. The vocational training in 1906 included blacksmithing, carpentry, broom making, agriculture, carpet weaving, poultry raising, dairying, apiology, horticulture, cooking, plain sewing, and dressmaking. By the fall of the same year teachers and students had completed a tool house and cistern and had laid seven hundred feet of sewer line. An elementary school with a few pupils in secondary subjects. Tuition is free and the institution provides employment and instruction for most of the pupils in a number of commercial enterprises.
Religious training is emphasized.
The industrial activities are tent making, printing, black- smithing, sawmilling, farming and canning. The boys are employed in these industries according to the school needs. The girls are instructed in cooking and sewing, with ample practice in the boarding department. The nurse training department is small. While much good training is given to the pupils, there is a lack of system in the educational phases of the work.