Nipisihkopahk Education Authority (NEA) hosted a round dance on February 6th to celebrate their 25th anniversary. The event drew in many community members for an evening of dancing, singing and socializing. The schools had various items to raffle from an iPhone 6 to tickets to an Oilers game. Shelli Yellowbird prepare a power point presentation showcasing NEA’s 25 years in operation. Fr om the first…
On behalf of the entire staff of the Maskwacis RCMP, we would like to acknowledge and thank Nipisihkopahk Primary School teacher Mrs. Gizzie and her grade 2 students. The students left flowers and notes that were made out of respect for Cst. David Wynn of the St. Albert Detachment who was shot in the execution of his duties.…
On behalf of Samson Cree Nation, congratulations to all those graduating this year either from Head Start, High School or Post Secondary. Education is a remarkable tool. It enables you to do wonderful things that can catapult you to great success. Congratulations on your graduation and all the best for the future. Nipisihkopahk Head…
Students, parents, teachers and leadership celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Nipisihkopahk Primary School on September 27th. Students decorated their classrooms,participated in an assembly and feast. The Happy Birthday song was sang in Cree by the students during the assembly. Thank you to the teachers, principals and Superintendent for all the years of dedication to…
Message from the Superintendant As a superintendent of a First Nation Education Authority, I have a vision for Nipisihkopahk (NEA) that has every student reaching his/her full academic potential through an Alberta Curriculum that includes an emphasis on Cree language and Culture. At NEA Children must feel safe, be treated with dignity, and feel valued…