Studies show that knowing your own language and culture helps to build a strong identity and wellbeing. We know that student success, both academic and personal, is built on a strong sense of identity, which is linked to language and culture.

The Cree School Board is honoured to announce the iinuu metawewinh Games 2025, taking place in Mistissini, iinuu aschii from March 25 to 27, 2025.

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The Cree School Board is delighted to announce the commissioners for the communities of Whapmagoostui, Wemindji, and Waskaganish.

• Christa Bobbish was elected in Whapmagoostui.
• Gillian Blackned was elected in Wemindji.
• Kaitlynn Hester-Moses was elected in Waskaganish.

On the photo, left to right: Gillian Blackned, Kaitlynn Hester-Moses, Christa Bobbish.

With heavy hearts, we acknowledge the passing of a former colleague, Helen Spencer Serafinowicz. Helen was born on July 13, 1954, in Fort George and passed away on Thursday October 3, 2024, in Chisasibi.

This year has been filled with inspiring achievements and significant progress in our mission to provide quality education rooted in Eeyou values. From innovative educational programs to community-driven initiatives, we are proud to share the stories that highlight our dedication to empowering students and fostering a supportive learning environment. Join us as we celebrate the milestones and successes that have shaped this academic year, and look forward to continuing our journey of growth and excellence.

[Updated October 4, 2024] We are excited to announce that the Cree School Board's 5th Regional General Assembly will take place in Chisasibi, iiyiyiu aschii, on November 6 and 7, 2024.

On September 15, 2024, Dr. Sarah Pashagumskum was re-elected by acclamation for her third term as Chairperson of the Cree School Board (CSB). The announcement was made by the Chief Returning Officer, and official results are available here.

We are sad to learn of the passing of a long-time member of the Cree School Board family, Clarence Tomatuk on August 11, 2024 in Wemindji.

Clarence was a tireless advocate for education. He served in various roles within the Cree School Board, dedicating over 33 years to advancing iiyiyiu education. From his early days as a junior manager to his eventual position as the Director of Education Services for the Youth Sector, he worked relentlessly to improve opportunities for iiyiyiu students.

The Cree School Board, in collaboration with the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay, is proud to announce the launch of the Cree Springboard to Nursing program. This innovative initiative aims to empower Cree students by providing them with the necessary prerequisites to pursue a career in nursing, all while studying from the comfort of their home community, with some travel for the Math, Science, Chemistry and Physical Education courses.