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2012 Reunion - June 7 - 9, 2012 - Chilocco - First Council Casino Hotel

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We hope you enjoy your time here with the Chilocco Alumni Association.
The Chilocco campus closed in June of 1980. Since that date, the outer portions of the campus has been deeded to each of the North Central Oklahoma tribes i.e. the Kaw Nation, Ponca Nation, Tonkawa, Otoe Missouria Tribe and the Pawnee Nation. Each tribe have developmental plans for their respective property, which are in various stages of progress. The main campus comprised of 165 acres, however, is jointly owned by the tribes. As time moves forward the Association will continue to work with the tribes and is committed to see various features of the campus improved.
Oklahoma State University Multi-Spectral Labratory (UML) has a use agreement of certain buildings and portions of the campus for research efforts. They provide maintenance to their use ares and 24 hour security.
The Chilocco campus was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in March 2007. It is under consideration for nomination as a National Historical Landmark.