Departments

The Native Studies Department explores Indigenous histories, cultures, and contemporary issues, centering Indigenous voices and perspectives across academic disciplines.

Our Technology Department offers hands-on learning in skilled trades and technical fields, helping students build practical skills and explore career pathways in a real-world setting.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9-12

The Math Department supports students in developing problem-solving, reasoning, and numeracy skills that are essential for everyday life, post-secondary education, and the workplace.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9 – 12

In the Science Department, students explore the natural world through inquiry, experimentation, and critical thinking, connecting classroom learning to real-life applications.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:11, 12

Our Business Department prepares students with the foundational knowledge of entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, and digital tools needed for success in today’s economy.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:11, 12

The Arts Department encourages creativity and self-expression through visual art, music, and performance, helping students build confidence and connect with culture and community.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9-12

The Phys-Ed Department promotes health, wellness, and teamwork through physical activity, fitness education, and Outdoor Education experiences that connect students to the land and encourage lifelong healthy living.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9 – 12

The English Department focuses on building strong communication, literacy, and critical thinking skills through reading, writing, and speaking across a variety of texts and media.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9 – 12

In History and Geography, students explore local and global issues, past and present, gaining an understanding of the world and their place within it.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:11, 12

This department helps students examine human relationships, social systems, and cultural perspectives, encouraging empathy, reflection, and informed citizenship.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:11, 12

Our Co-op Program gives students the opportunity to earn credits while gaining real-world work experience, building valuable skills and connections for the future.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:11 / 12

Students have the opportunity to learn and revitalize Indigenous languages such as Mohawk, Cayuga, and Ojibwe, deepening their connection to identity, culture, and community.

Course Type: Applied

Grades:9 – 12