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Thinking about brighter days and missing these real-life experiments with my science class. I had a real interest in science when I was in school and it was coming back with this awesome group I had in my classroom. #stayhome #FlattenTheCurve ⁦The Wiikwemkoong Board of Education⁩

Happening now 👍🏼

Kitchen Items in the Ojibwe language- Maanda doopwin. This is a table.

Our students are awesome!

#team5672 Super proud of our Chairman’s Championship Captain Aaryn on her accepting University of Toronto Mechanical Engineering #Shtaataahaa #Anishinabekwe #Leaders @AnnikaPint FIRST Robotics Canada The Wiikwemkoong Board of Education #WiikwemkoongProud #Miigwech for your leadership in all things.

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Congrats 2020 grads, Looking forward to parade next week!

My dad with some more Anishinaabemowin 😎

“The most important attitude that can be formed is that of desire to go on learning” - John Dewey #MEdReads

21 more Wiky High School school graduates honoured today @ #Wiikwemkoong Thunderbird Park. Proud of The Wiikwemkoong Board of Education graduates & their 2019-2020 Principal @maureenpeltier8 & high school staff for effectively facilitating their journey.Miigwech Space Investor & Fay Zoccole for inspiring words

NISHKE! Our schools are off on Wednesdays. Some of our staff and students honoured #OrangeShirtDay2020 today! We must continue to educate and promote awareness of residential schools. #ResidentialSchools #OrangeShirtDay

Amazed that we are still navigating this pandemic over a year and a half later 🙃

In Ojibwe our word for marriage is niibwitaadwag (pronounced nii-bwi-taad-wag).Also translates to those who stand together for life.Congrats to my son and our new daughter-in-law.

NISHKE! Students from the "Events Planning Class" at the Wiky High School wanted to show their support for the community of James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. #jamessmithcreenation #indigenousstrong

Miigwech Waubgeshig Rice Rice For sharing your stories today with our highschool youth. When we speak of pathways to success, it has never been more important to highlight our fellow Anishinaabek as successful in professions that can seem "unattainable" on the surface. #indigenous #author

Miigwech to Anishinaabe Author Waubgeshig Rice for coming into the Wiky High School to read from his new book "Moon of the Turning Leaves" and doing a Q&A with students! Miigwech to Ogimaa Rachel Manitowabi for welcoming Mr. Rice into our community. CTV News

Always appreciated The Wiikwemkoong Board of Education educator Valerie O'Leary's understanding of authentic and meaningful summative final assessments for her students. Looking forward to the next creative final assessment tomorrow night; the fashion show planned for her Gr. 11 Fashion & Design class

NISHKE! If you have family or friends in the North Bay area looking for employment in education. Come and see us! #teacherrecruitment #firstnationseducation #anishinaabe