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Phone and Internet Outage Affecting Career Pathways, Mistassiniy, and St. Theresa Schools

We’ve received an update about the phone and internet outage at Career Pathways, Mistassiniy, and St. Theresa Schools. The issue was caused by damage during construction, which impacted the SuperNet system that powers our internet and phone services. Crews are onsite working to repair the damage, with an estimated time for restoration of 6 to 12 hours. In the meantime, if families need to relay urgent information, please call 780-624-2060. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
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Northland School Division’s 2025 Pink Shirt Day Logo Contest is OPEN!

Northland School Division’s (NSD) Pink Shirt Day Logo contest is now officially OPEN! We need your help to design our 2025 Pink Shirt Day Logo.  This year we would like our shirts to feature artwork created by Northland students. Show off your creativity and your design could be chosen as the logo on our official 2025…

posted on October 16, 2024

New Mistassiniy School Information

Construction for the new Mistassiniy School is ongoing. The new school will feature a culinary arts kitchen, stations for mechanics, carpentry, and welding!

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Exterior of the new Mistassiniy. Rendering is subject to change.

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NSD is situated in some of the most stunning areas in northern Alberta. Covering 288,347 square kilometres, our schools are located near mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, and wetlands in Treaty 6 and 8 territories. We hold high respect for the history, language, and culture in these territories. At NSD, 95% of the student population is of First Nations, Métis and Inuit descent. We have approximately 1700 students in 18 schools. Our schools are located in municipalities, First Nation reserves, and Métis Settlements.