Importance Notice
Important Notice to Institutions outside Kanehsatà:ke and serving Mohawk students. This is important for parents as well, for students attending schools outside of Kanehsatà:ke.
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It is once again time to fill out the application for Educational Assistance for the next school year, 2010– 2011. To be eligible for elementary and secondary funding assistance, your child/children must:
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- Be a Band Member of the Mohawks of Kanehsatà:ke;
- Be listed on the Membership List as a resident of Kanehsatà:ke;
- Be attending any provincial school, or special placement educational institutions in Quebec; (students attending Primary-level community Band schools receive their supplies directly from the school);
- Be attending school full-time in nursery to Secondary V.
If you are unsure of your membership or residency you may call: Ms. Lynda Nicholas, Indian Registry Administrator at (450) 479-1690.
Guidelines for funding: Elementary / Secondary
- School Tuition: The Education Center will pay for tuition fees (subject to approval) as set by MELS.
- Any other fees are the parents/guardians responsibility.
- Psychological-Educational Assessments: The Education Center will not be responsible for any services or assessments recommended by the outside Public and Private schools.
- Summer School for Secondary School Students is subject to approval by; Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.
The Kanehsatà:ke Education Center offers services to improve your child/children educational success by providing additional academic support. When recommended by the school or subject teacher, the Education Center can provide:
- Academic assessments in French or English;
- Full psycho-educational assessments in French or English to assist in identifying students who may have Special Needs;
- Assistance in choosing a cegep and programs of study;
- Information on deadlines to apply for funding assistance for the primary and secondary levels.
For more information on how to access elementary and secondary services, please call Kay Gaspé at (450) 479-8358, extension 225. For information on the Post-Secondary Assistance Program, please call Valerie Tewisha, extension 226.
The
Kanehsatà:ke Redress Plan: Agreement With INAC to Study the
Educational System
January 2006 – September 2013
Prepared May 30, 2006
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