Beatrice Fremont - Director of Education

BUSINESS FOCUS

Ahtahkakoop must renew and grow its efforts to increase student participation and retention rates. First Nations youth will have a competitive advantage in the new economy but only if we invest our focus and resources on providing our children with the academic credentials and learning behaviours needed to succeed in post secondary learning institutions. Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation must look to innovative approaches in education and leadership development to ensure it maximizes its human resource potential. Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation must also look to the parents of the community to work with educators and community leaders in setting new educational horizons for their children. It is our mutual obligation and responsibility to instill in our community a perpetual commitment to increasing formal education goals and to foster a proactive culture that embraces and celebrates learning as a life long journey.

 

 

 

 

Objectives

  • The Education Team will create a baseline database related to its senior student in Grades 10 to 12 performance in categories that    include attendance, curriculum and access to post secondary institutions. This baseline data will enable the Education Team to establish    goals and benchmarks in 2012 and beyond.
  • The Education Team will enhance current financial reporting systems and identify and access new funding sources for existing and new    education initiatives.
  • The Education Team will continue to provide a nutritional program for all students.
  • The Education Team will ensure that the Treaty teachings are delivered in the classrooms from K to 12.
  • The Education Team will ensure that an education communication strategy is developed and customized to harmonize with that of the    Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation.
  • The Education Team will promote formal education, lifelong learning and employment development to assist the youth to meet their    maximum potential and contribute to the future needs of their community.
  • The Education Team will lead and facilitate the retention and revitalization of the Cree language through an expanded Cree Language    and culture program.
  • The Education Team will facilitate the integrated strategic objectives by contributing participating and acting in accord with    Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation’s service and program delivery management team.



  • Instructor List
    Names
    Postion
    Dianne Peekeekoot Grade 12
    Emily Weenonis Grade 11
    Sekwun Ahenakew Grade 10
    Steve Hiebert Grade 9
    Marcy Little Grade 8
    Wendy Watrin Grade 7A
    Brenda Greyeyes Grade 7B
    Judy Halkett Grade 6
    Kathy Alexander Grade 5
    Audrey Fineday Grade 4
    Cynthia Thomas Grade 3A
    Cathy Williams Grade 2/3
    Lorna Little Grade 2
    Marvel Ahenakew Grade 1A
    Angie Robillard Grade 1B
    Blair Ahenakew Grade 1B
    Celeste Caisse Kindergarden
    Blanche Little Cree Instructor
    Reg Peachy IT

    TA List
    Names
    Postion
    Becky Ahenakew TA
    Leona Ahenakew TA
    Teala Ahenakew TA
    Florence Daniels TA
    Gene Isbister TA
    Erin Williams TA
    Staff List
    Names
    Postion
    Beatrice Fremont Principal
    Shawn Sasakamoose Vice-Principal
    Iona Ahenakew Receptionist
    Arletta Ahenakew Student Mentor
    Debbie Ahenakew Custodian
    Marie Ahenakew Library
    Jamee Boyer Gym/7
    Colleen Ebert Special-Ed
    Lila Hyman Speech
    Blanche Isbister Custodian
    Donald Isbister Maintenance
    Gloria Isbister Low-cost
    Curtis Ledoux Mentor
    Leslie Ledoux Student Rep
    Roxanne Munteanu Mentor
    Dianne Peekeekoot Mentor
       
       
       

    Bus Drivers
    Names
    Numbers
    Brian Little 468-2959
    Gregg Ahenakew 468-2372
    Stanley Masuskapoe 468-3125
    Kenny Hyman 468-3003
    Eugene Little 468-2983
    Raymond Williams 468-3163
    Collin Ahenakew 468-4135
    Clarence Malbeuf 468-3044



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