Studies
The Cree School Board supports Cree Nation students who wish to continue their education beyond secondary school with financial and social services
Our Organization
Youth
Adult
Post-Secondary
Post-Secondary
Adult
Education
Pursue your education close to your home and culture. Sabtuan Adult Education Services (SAES) offers training, courses and educational support to adults in Eeyou Istchee.
Youth
Elementary & Secondary
We deliver a unique Cree education to youth living in Eeyou Istchee through inspired teaching, and valued, meaningful learning.
Working together to build a well-educated and successful Cree Nation through inspired teaching and valued learning
Commissioners Election Results
On August 18, 2021, Local School Commissioner elections were held in Waskaganish, Wemindji and Whapmagoostui.
Congratulations to the elected Commissioners: Sammy Blackned (Wemindji), Rebecca Masty Kawapit (Whapmagoostui) and Anthony Moses (Waskaganish).
The final results, issued by the Local Returning Officers, are available here:
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Waskaganish
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Wemindji
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Whapmagoostui
Dr. Sarah Pash re-elected as Cree School Board Chairperson
On July 28, 2021, Dr. Sarah Pash was elected as the CSB Chairperson for a second term. The final results, issued by the Chief Returning Officer, are available pdf here .
The results were determined in accordance with pdf Consolidated By-Law No. 2 - By-Law Respecting Procedures for the Election of the Chairperson .
Two Schools Unveil New Logos
We are excited to highlight two new school logos! The Wabannutao Eeyou School and Jolina Gull Blacksmith Memorial School launched their new logos this spring.
Each school unveiled their logos in their communities, with students, parents, and community members in attendance.
Upcoming Events
Attestation Day
Sep 29, 2021
Attendance in elementary and secondary schools are officially recorded for the budgetary reasons.
All students are encouraged to attend school today, especially since the government funding is dependent on today’s attendance.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Sep 30, 2021
Schools remain open. A day to honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis residential school survivors, their families, and communities.
The federal government has declared September 30th as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, beginning this year.
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