Indigenous Education
A Vision
Our Board is committed to improving its educational programs, services and resources in order to ensure that the unique strengths and needs of all students are met, including students with First Nation, Métis and Inuit ancestry.
In striving to offer the best education to our students of First Nation, Métis and Inuit ancestry, we encourage those who are of 18 years of age, and the parents/guardians of those students who are not yet 18, to self -identify. Self-identification is voluntary and confidential by law.
Its purpose is to ensure that Indigenous students attending schools across BHNCDSB can be provided with all they need to be successful graduates.
As well, BHNCDSB offers growing opportunities for students, teachers, and staff to learn about, understand, value and celebrate Indigenous cultures, histories and perspectives.
Through our Self-Identification Policy, Indigenous Education programming, and partnerships with our Indigenous communities and organizations, our understanding of how to best support our First Nations, Métis and Inuit students continues to grow.
- Indigenous Self-Identification Policy
- Voluntary Self-Identification Brochure