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Cape Croker Elementary School
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SPORTS- WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS- WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE AT CCES
april calendar
Cape Croker Elementary School services students Pre-k to Grade 8 for the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.
We are a small community school with approximately 86-100 students per year. The school itself is operated by the Chippewas of Nawash Board of Education. Board members are:
Verlyn Akiwenzie-Chairperson
Gail Nadjiwon-Liason Councillor
Anthony Pedoniquotte-Trustee
Sharon Johnston- Trustee
Carlene Keeshig- Trustee
Judy Nadjiwan- Adminstrator
Sheila Keeshig- Principal
CCES strives to provide quality First Nation Education following the Ontario Curriculum enhanced by our unique cultural and community history facilitated by inspiring Anishnaabe resource people of our community.
The 5 classroom teachers hold their Ontario teachers certification and our 2 Ojibway language teachers hold their Native Language Certificates. In addition 2 staff members hold qualification in Special Education: Specialist Special Education(AQ) and Resource Teacher Certification.
Each Split Grade Class is Serviced by qualified and/or experianced Educational Assistants that enable Students to receive small group and mainstream instruction.
An Alternative Program is provided by a Resource Educator Assistant for students in Grades 6-8 requiring social/ emotional support, life skills and work placement skills. This program is run in conjunction with the mainstream Grade 6-8 program.
We are a small community school with approximately 86-100 students per year. The school itself is operated by the Chippewas of Nawash Board of Education. Board members are:
Verlyn Akiwenzie-Chairperson
Gail Nadjiwon-Liason Councillor
Anthony Pedoniquotte-Trustee
Sharon Johnston- Trustee
Carlene Keeshig- Trustee
Judy Nadjiwan- Adminstrator
Sheila Keeshig- Principal
CCES strives to provide quality First Nation Education following the Ontario Curriculum enhanced by our unique cultural and community history facilitated by inspiring Anishnaabe resource people of our community.
The 5 classroom teachers hold their Ontario teachers certification and our 2 Ojibway language teachers hold their Native Language Certificates. In addition 2 staff members hold qualification in Special Education: Specialist Special Education(AQ) and Resource Teacher Certification.
Each Split Grade Class is Serviced by qualified and/or experianced Educational Assistants that enable Students to receive small group and mainstream instruction.
An Alternative Program is provided by a Resource Educator Assistant for students in Grades 6-8 requiring social/ emotional support, life skills and work placement skills. This program is run in conjunction with the mainstream Grade 6-8 program.
www.capecrokerelementary.firstnationschools.ca
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