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Parents

Parents, grandparents, Elders and other caregivers can make a big difference in a child's motivation and ability to reach their potential. 

Get involved!

The Cree School Board encourages parents and caregivers to be a part of their child's school community. There are always opportunities to volunteer and we enthusiastically invite you to contact your school for details.

Ways to become more involved in your child’s education

  • Help your child arrive at school regularly, and on time
  • Read to your children
  • Sit with your children during homework
  • Drop by the school often no matter what your child's age
  • Express a love of learning
  • Establish and respect a routine around reading and homework
  • Get to know your child’s teacher
  • Attend school events including parent-teacher nights
  • Check school website news
  • Ask your child about school
  • Volunteer at the school

Parent Tool Kit

Guaranteed and Viable Curriculum

We offer land-based education that enable students to reach the Quebec education standards while also maintaining a focus on the Cree way of life.

Cree Culture Classes

Cree Language Revitalization

iiyiyiu/iinuu ayimitaau: Strengthening the Use of the Cree Language in the Classroom

Learning Supports

School-age Program, Breakfast Program, Elephant Thoughts, Response to Intervention and more.

Summer Camps

We offer free summer literacy camps in each community, thanks to a partnership with Frontier College.

Out-of-School Activities

Learning can be enriched by activities that allow students to practice or develop their skills in significant, meaningful environments.

Specialized Programs

We know that every child has a different way of learning, so we offer opportunities to help encourage them and interest them.

Off-Community Programs

For students with highly advanced skills and abilities, or who require Special Education services that are not accessible in their home community.

Local Assistance & Inter-Community Programs

Ensures educational access while preserving traditional values. Students can attend CSB schools when parents are away for traditional activities, or pursue athletic goals and access education when specific programs are unavailable in their home community.