Students, teachers, administrators, and support staff in schools and offices around Eeyou Istchee marked Orange Shirt Day September 30, 2019 with activities to involve all ages.

"Opening the door to endless possibilities." That was the call to action that began the second Higher Education Roundtable in Chisasibi on September 30, 2019.

The community and school marked the opening of a new cultural learning facility at Willie J. Happyjack Memorial School in Waswanipi on September 24, 2019.

The Cree School Board’s Sabtuan Adult Education Services (SAES), together with Apatisiiwin Skills Development (ASD), recently launched “Job, Training, and Adult Education” Facebook groups in each of the nine Cree communities.

The Cree School Board today welcomed 168 educators to its second annual language and culture engagement session in Wemindji.

The iiyiyiu/iinuu ayimuuwimn and iituwin Engagement Session 2019 is a chance for all classroom educators to experience hands-on learning, to share best practices, and to kindle enthusiasm for Cree culture and language.

Post-Secondary Student Services welcomed students to annual Open Houses this month, in an effort to connect them with one another and the supports offered, as well as to give them some reminders of 'home.'

Elected officials, including two new commissioners, were formally sworn in to office by Secretary General Doreen Blackned at the meeting of the Council of Commissioners in Gatineau September 10-12, 2019.