Education rooted in
Anishinaabe identity
The SEA serves our community through holistic, culturally grounded education across 5 schools — nurturing every learner from early childhood through adult education and post-secondary pathways.
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Our Schools
Sagkeeng Anishinaabe Community School
Grades N-4 • 259 students • 64 staff
Principal: Dianna Twoheart
(204) 367-2285
Sagkeeng Consolidated School
Grades 5-8 • 169 students • 47 staff
Principal: Rhonda Michaud
(204) 367-2588
Sagkeeng Anishinaabe High School
Grades 9-12 • 224 students • 48 staff
Principal: Garry Swampy
(204) 367-2243
Sagkeeng Gaa-Waasateg Miikana - Alternative Education
Grades 8-12 • 19 students • 3 staff
Principal: Tim Kinney
(204) 367-4287
Sagkeeng Nanda-Gikendan - Adult Education
Grades 10-12 • 46 students • 7 staff
Principal: Allan Courchene
(204) 367-4287
Programs & Services
Post-Secondary Student Support Program (PSSSP)
Providing financial, academic, and community support to Sagkeeng members pursuing post-secondary education across Canada and abroad.
Community Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP)
Community-hosted Bachelor of Education degree enabling local Educational Assistants to transition into certified teachers.
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Program
Community-delivered nursing diploma program preparing culturally grounded healthcare professionals.
High-Cost Special Education Program
Comprehensive student support services, specialized personnel, and adaptive materials for students with complex learning needs.
Skills Link Program
Employment experience, wage subsidies, IT internships, and career development initiatives for Sagkeeng youth aged 15-30.
Anishinaabemowin Language Program
Language revitalization across all schools through a unified Nursery to Grade 12 curriculum and Elder mentorship.
Four Pillars Program
Strategic initiatives focused on Language, Culture, Heritage, and Wellness derived from community-wide survey engagement.
Transportation & Safety Services
Operating a full school bus fleet ensuring safe daily travel for all students across the community.