And I didn’t want to cry because it hurt so bad because she kicked me really hard. And I was touching my forehead it was kind of like it was dented. And so that part that happened to me. The other part was the same one, it was always the same one that abused me. The other time was in the girl’s bathroom, she was pushing my head, like banging my head against the wall
There were no more shoes in there, in the box. When I couldn’t find them I was sent into that room, there was only a bathtub, there was nothing else in there when I put in there. I always remember, Mr. Cole strapped me in there. I thought to myself I’m not going to cry so he wont strap me anymore. I was trying to be strong while he was strapping me. When I wouldn’t cry, he strapped me more.
The basement of University nuhelot’įne thaiyots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills (UnBQ). Significant rooms include the boys’ and girls’ playrooms, dining room, kitchen and laundry facilities, and the boiler room. Click on the triangle to load the point cloud. Labels on the point cloud indicate past room functions.
The Third floor of Poundmaker’s Lodge Carriage House. The Third Floor is the Most Internally Divided Space in the Carriage House and Includes a Large Classroom. A Mural Depicting a Mountain Range Adorns the Wall on the Other Side of the Classroom and Can Be Seen in the Point Cloud. Click on the triangle to load the point cloud.
The First Floor/Basement of Old Sun Community College (OSCC). Click on the triangle to load the point cloud. Labels on the point cloud indicate past room functions. Labels on the Point Cloud indicate past room functions during Old Sun’s time as a residential school. Significant rooms include the boys’ and girls’ playrooms, dining room, kitchen and laundry facilities, and the boiler room.