All students and staff participating in the Mitchitoba Goose Hunting Trip are required to meet outside the school at 5:30 AM on Saturday, April 18, 2026. Please note that the cut-off time is 5:45 AM, and the group will depart promptly without waiting for anyone after this time. It is the responsibility of parents and guardians to ensure that students arrive at the school on time for departure. Thank you for your cooperation.

The school will be organizing a Mitchitoba Goose Hunting Trip from Saturday, April 18, 2026, to Friday, April 24, 2026. This trip is for High School and Grade 8 students. Trip Schedule: April 18: Departure from Round Lake to Winnipeg (Meeting at school at 5:30 AM) April 19: Travel from Winnipeg to Mitchitoba April 20–22: Goose hunting activities in Mitchitoba April 23: Travel from Mitchitoba to Dryden (overnight stay) April 24: Return travel from Dryden to Round Lake Meeting Place: School at 5:30 AM on April 18, 2026 (Saturday) Students are advised to come well-prepared and bring rubber boots, ski pants, jackets, hats, and gloves suitable for outdoor conditions. The trip will be led by our Land-Based Workers, Bentley and Zack. Thank you for your cooperation and support.

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Sarah Johnson

Director
Sarah Johnson is Education Director from North Caribou Lake First Nation also known as RoundLake and Weagamow Lake. Sarah speaks fluently and writes in Anishininiimowin. Sarah’slifelong passion in Anishininiimowin strives from the teaching of her Elders who raised her as anorphan. After many years of teaching, she has obtained several positions in various Indigenousorganizations. Sarah has contributed in developing language apps, videos, syllabic keyboards,Elder and youth gatherings to promote Anishininiiwi revitalization. She enjoys her role insupporting students, teachers, and building community connections. Her motto to this day is“Do not underestimate the use of your language as it defines you who you are.”

Jason Roundhead

Assistant Director
Jason became Assistant Education Director 5 years ago. A position became vacant when Roy Sakchekapo ran for councillor position and Jason replaced him. Jason loves outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing. He is graduated from sioux North High School.It is with boundless joy and immense pride that Jason humbly serve as your Assistant Education Director. Here at North Caribou Lake First Nation school, we embark on a journey of endless possibilities, where each day is a chapter in the remarkable story of our students' futures.In the tapestry of our school's ethos, we weave threads of inspiration, resilience, and unwavering support. Together, we stand as beacons of hope and catalysts for positive change, igniting the flames of curiosity and ambition in every heart.As we traverse this path hand in hand, let us cherish the moments of triumph, draw strength from the challenges, and celebrate the collective spirit that defines us. For within these walls, dreams take flight, and aspirations know no bounds

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