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Welcoming, Caring, Respectful, Safe & Healthy Learning & Working Environments

posted on July 31, 2018

Special Meeting regarding appointment of an acting superintendent of schools

posted on May 17, 2019

Mobile Home Sale

posted on May 15, 2019

Countdown to Northland Games 2019!

posted on May 14, 2019

Board Highlights - April 26, 2019

posted on May 6, 2019

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Tansi, Edlánat’e, Hello! Have a safe and wonderful May long weekend! There is no school on Victoria Day Monday (May 20th). The central office is also closed Monday. The office will re-open on Tuesday, May 21st.

Posted 17 May 19

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What an awesome experience for Mistassiniy School students! Seven students attended the Indigenous Youth Forum at the University of Calgary! Over four days, the students engaged in leadership activities with students from all over the province. Congratulations to these students for their positive work…

Posted 16 May 19

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Check this out! The Sandy Lake Fire Department visited Pelican Mountain School students recently. A great opportunity for students to learn how firefighters support the community :) Tagged in this post: Bruce Thomas

Posted 16 May 19

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Principal's Meeting

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May
23

Principal's Meeting

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May
24

Regular Board Meeting

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7

Treaty/Farmers Day

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Northland School
Division No. 61

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 on Treaty 6 and 8 territories. We hold high respect for these traditional territories, their history, language, and culture. At NSD, 95% of the student population is of First Nations, Métis and Inuit descent. We have approximately 2000 students in 20 schools. Our schools are located in municipalities, First Nation reserves, and Métis Settlements.