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In page Tohatchi, New Mexico:

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The Bureau of Indian Affairs previously had a bureau-operated boarding school, Tohatchi Boarding School,[3] but it was shut down after the addition of public schools to Tohatchi.[citation needed] Cindy Yurth of the Navajo Times described it as one of the first such schools on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Its students included children from Tuba City, Arizona. According to Tohatchi Chapter President Edwin Begay, his father told him that the townsite was formerly an area maintained by the school to have swine.[4] In 1979, the school had Navajo-language classes and one of the few Navajo school principals on the Navajo Nation at the time, Phillip Belone.[3]