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ABOUT OUR LEARNING COMMUNITY

The Indigenous Education Department works diligently towards creating equity for our learners. Guided by the district's Strategic Plan, we work to achieve our goals in the following areas:

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  • HONOUR DIVERSITY - Respect the strength of all diversities within our communities. Support the transformation of an education system that recognizes, celebrates, and includes Indigenous history, worldviews and perspectives.

  • ENGAGE OUR WORKFORCE - Foster school and district cultures that inspire and support passion-based teaching, learning, and leading. Create opportunities for every member of our organization to contribute to student success.

  • CREATE STUDENT SUCCESS - A continued focus on the essential skills of Literacy / Numeracy. Ensure Social Emotional Learning is embedded within all of our classrooms. Support the use of promising and effective teaching strategies.

  • ENHANCE CONNECTIONS -  Promote collaboration and partnership with all facets of community. Encourage our schools to participate in opportunities that strengthen our communities.

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All of the Indigenous Education initiatives offered through our department align with these goals. A document outlining our department programs can be found below.​

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DEMOGRAPHICS OF LEARNERS

1339

Indigenous Students

4626

Total SD91 Student Pop.

72.6%

Indigenous Grad Rates

0.6%

Equity Gap

1186

First Nations

144

Metis

9

Inuit

707

Students from 14 Nations

INDIGENOUS EDUCATION COUNCIL (IEC)

The IEC, formerly known as FNEC, is comprised of representatives from our 14 First Nations, district staff, trustees, CSTC and parents. All matters pertaining to Indigenous education programming are discussed at this table. The input from both rightsholder nations and stakeholder groups is essential to the success of Indigenous learners.


Click on the logos below for further information. Note: not all organizations have dedicated sites.

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BINCHE WHUT'EN

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BURNS LAKE BAND

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CSTC

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CHESLATTA CARRIER NATION

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LAKE BABINE NATION

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NADLEH WHUT'EN

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NAK'AZDLI WHUT'EN

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NEE TAHI BUHN BAND

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SAIK'UZ FIRST NATION

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SKIN TYEE NATION

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STELLAT'EN FIRST NATION

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TAKLA LAKE FIRST NATION

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TL'AZT'EN FIRST NATION

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WET'SUWET'EN FIRST NATION

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YEKOOCHE FIRST NATION

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IEC TERMS OF REFERENCE

This is document that guides the Indigenous Education Council and is updated annually at our first meeting of each school year.

SD91 ABED POLICY 600.3 & 600.3R

The Board of Education, School District No. 91 (Nechako Lakes), recognizes Aboriginal nations within the district. It serves a diverse population and is committed to making education meaningful for, responsive to and inclusive of Canada’s cultural diversity.

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Burns Lake Band 2019-2014

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Lake Babine Nation 2019-2024

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Nadleh Whut'en 2019-2024

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Nak'azdli Whut'en 2019-2024

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Saik'uz First Nation 2019-2024

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Takla Lake First Nation 2020-2025

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Tlazt'en First Nation 2020-2025

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Cheslatta Carrier Nation 2024-2025

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