Bowden Grandview School Website
Carstairs Elementary School Website
Hugh Sutherland School Website
N
Neudorf Colony School
Delburne Centralized School Website
École John Wilson Elementary School Website
Innisfail High School Website
Innisfail Middle School Website
R
Rainbow Colony School
Reed Ranch School Website
École Deer Meadow School Website
École Olds Elementary School Website
É
École Olds High School Website
M
May City Colony School
Olds Koinonia Christian School Website
Jessie Duncan Elementary School Website
Penhold Crossing Secondary School Website
Penhold Elementary School Website
P
Pine Hill Colony School
Poplar Ridge School Website
Spruce View School Website
Beacon Hill Elementary School Website
C. P. Blakely Elementary School Website
École Fox Run School Website
École H. J. Cody High School Website
École Steffie Woima Elementary School Website

Annual student attendance calendars

Traditional Land

Why do we Acknowledge Traditional Land?

A territorial or land acknowledgement is an act of reconciliation that involves making a statement recognizing the traditional territory of the Indigenous people who called the land home before the arrival of settlers, and in many cases still do call it home.

Whose Traditional Land Are We On?

"We Are All Treaty People"

This map shows the approximate area and locations of treaty land. Metis settlements are included and indicated within their designated Metis Nation of Alberta.

Which Treaty is Our School On?

CESD Chart - A listing of Chinook's Edge schools that are located on treaty land.

Land Acknowledgement Script

Treaty 6 and Treaty 7 - Land acknowledgement scripts.

More Resources:

First Nations Treaties in Alberta - Treaty Six and Treaty Seven