Selected high school students who have already been contacted, along with the designated chaperones, are required to be at the school by 7:00 AM on Friday, September 11, 2026. Parents/Guardians are responsible for dropping off their child at the school on time. The group will only be able to wait for a short period before departing, as they have a long drive ahead. Please ensure that students arrive promptly to avoid missing the trip. The group will be returning on Sunday, September 13, 2026 from Thunder Bay back to Weagamow. We wish all participating students and chaperones a safe, enjoyable, and memorable trip to Wake the Giant!

Dear Parents, Grandparents, and Guardians, Student registration for both Elementary and High School is currently ongoing. This is a friendly reminder that every student must register again for each new school year, including returning students. If you have not yet registered your child, please complete the registration as soon as possible. When coming for registration, please bring any available identification documents or birth certificates, just in case they are required. If your child has any new or updated identification documents, please bring those as well so that we can keep our school records up to date. Thank you for your cooperation.

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Employment

Overview:

At North Caribou Lake First Nation School, we believe in the power of education and the impact dedicated professionals can have on shaping the future. Join our team of passionate educators and support staff who are committed to providing a nurturing and inspiring learning environment for our students.

Current Job Openings:

Explore our current job openings and career opportunities at North Caribou Lake First Nation School. We are constantly seeking qualified individuals who are dedicated to fostering academic excellence, preserving cultural heritage, and making a positive impact on the lives of our students.

Why Work with Us:

Commitment to Education: North Caribou Lake First Nation School is dedicated to providing quality education that reflects our commitment to academic excellence and cultural preservation. Cultural Integration: Our school places a strong emphasis on integrating Oji-Cree cultural teachings into the curriculum, creating a unique and enriching educational experience. Community Connection: Join a close-knit community where your contributions make a meaningful impact on the lives of students and the broader North Caribou Lake community. Professional Development: We support the growth and development of our staff through ongoing professional development opportunities and training programs.

How to Apply:

To apply for a position at North Caribou Lake First Nation School, please follow these steps:

  • Review the current job openings and job descriptions.
  • Prepare your resume, cover letter, and any additional required documents.
  • Complete the online application form for the desired position.
  • Submit your application and mail it to address provided by the specified deadline.

We Appreciate Your Interest:

Thank you for considering North Caribou Lake First Nation School as your workplace. We value diversity and welcome individuals who share our passion for education and community building. Join us in making a difference in the lives of our students and contributing to the growth of our vibrant school community.

Contact Information:

If you have any questions or require further information regarding employment opportunities at North Caribou Lake First Nation School, please contact below.

Sarah Johnson
(Education Director)
NCLEA
patayashcaribou@gmail.com
Sjohnson@northcariboulakeschool.ca
(807) 630 0005
Jason Roundhead
(Assistant Education Director)
NCLEA
sjroundhead@gmail.com
jroundhead@northcariboulakeschool.ca
(807) 737 9391