The Regional Science Fair with 50 students from around Eeyou Istchee gathered for a science project competition with the theme of “Traditions at Heart for a ‘Green Tomorrow.’” The fair took place on March 4 at Joy Ottereyes Rainbow Memorial School in Wemindji.

Mistissini, QC – The Cree School Board is happy to present our new website, which you will find filled with information you can use on a daily basis, whether you are a parent, a student, a community member, a candidate for employment from within the Cree Nation or elsewhere, a current employee of either the Cree School Board or another Cree entity, or a member of the media. 

About 200 delegates from around Eeyou Istchee are gathering in Oujé-Bougoumou for two days to discuss the theme “Let’s Strengthen Cree Language and Culture.”  

The biennial Regional General Assembly kicked off at 9:30 a.m. February 26 at Petabin Youth Centre in Oujé-Bougoumou. 

The Cree School Board commissioners, directors, employees, teachers, and students mourn the loss of a man who believed education was the key to our Nation's future. 

George Blacksmith passed away unexpectedly in Montreal on February 11, 2020. We are deeply saddened by the loss of this great leader, pioneer, and champion of Cree education.

"Commissioners, Community Education Adminstrators (CEAs), and Principals held a joint working session November 26, 2019 to learn about Council's new expectations, and to share some of their community's successes.

Delegates at the Cree Nation Government’s Summit on Building Capacity for Eeyou Istchee heard a message loud and clear: collaboration and education are key to our success as a Nation. From Grand Chief Abel Bosum's opening and closing mantra - "If there are no big dreams, there are no accomplishments," to the Cree School Board's call to collaborative action, to Youth Grand Chief Kaitlynn Hester's moving remarks - "We want you to move, to act - we want you to walk the talk" - the atmosphere at the Sheraton Centre in Montreal on October 23 and 24, 2019 was filled with hope, dedication, and collaboration.

"I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if you try." Students took those words from Terry Fox to heart, and raised more than $11,000 in this year's runs and walks around their communities.  

Students, teachers, administrators, and support staff in schools and offices around Eeyou Istchee marked Orange Shirt Day September 30, 2019 with activities to involve all ages.

"Opening the door to endless possibilities." That was the call to action that began the second Higher Education Roundtable in Chisasibi on September 30, 2019.