FHQ Education

Congratulations to our FHQ Education Virtual School graduates, James and Declan!

Last night, we were honoured to host a graduation celebration recognizing two incredible students and their hard-earned achievement. Their perseverance, dedication, and commitment to their learning journey is truly something to be proud of.

We were also grateful to have community leadership from Peepeekisis Cree Nation and Little Black Bear First Nation join us to share words of encouragement and present gifts in celebration of our graduates.

James and Declan, we are so proud of you and excited for what comes next. Congratulations on this milestone!

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💛 Families Learning Together, Languages Growing Stronger 💛

FHQ Education invites families to attend our Family Language Camp from July 21–23, 2026, at the Treaty 4 Powwow Grounds.

This gathering will provide opportunities to learn, hear, and use language together while strengthening cultural connections and building community.

📲 Registration is now open—scan the QR code on the poster.
Or click the Link Below:

https://forms.gle/T1U2fkGXGz74VGpG7

📧 Contact Noella Eagle at [email protected] for more information.

We look forward to learning with you!

Employment Opportunity – Educational Assistants

Tatanka Najin School is currently seeking motivated and self-starting individuals to join our team as Educational Assistants.

If you’re passionate about supporting students and helping create a positive learning environment, we encourage you to apply!

Application Deadline: 3:00 PM – July 3, 2026

Submit your resume to: [email protected]

Last night, FHQ Education had the honour of attending the Chief Payepot School Graduation Ceremony and celebrating an important milestone with eight outstanding graduates.

We were grateful for the opportunity to share a few words and be part of this special evening as students, families, staff, and community members came together to recognize the hard work, perseverance, and achievements of the graduating class.

Congratulations to all eight graduates! We wish you continued success as you take the next steps in your educational journeys. Your futures are bright, and we look forward to seeing all that you accomplish. As superintendent Noella Eagle shared, “We will walk beside you in your next journey, you’re not alone. Take your culture and your language with you as you endeavour into these next steps into the world.”

Yay! You did it Sarah, I’m proud of you kiddo! 💕

📚✨ FHQ Education Welcome Gathering 2026 ✨📚

Join us as we come together to celebrate learning, leadership, and community at the FHQ Education Welcome Gathering 2026!

This year's theme, "Embracing Pathways of Learning," will inspire meaningful conversations, collaboration, and shared learning experiences for educators, leaders, and community members.

🎤 Keynote Speaker: Cadmus Delorme
A proud member of Cowessess First Nation and the University of Regina's 10th Chancellor, Cadmus is a respected leader, speaker, and advocate for First Nations education, language revitalization, reconciliation, and community wellness.

📅 August 27, 2026
📍 Queensbury Convention Centre

What to expect:
✅ Inspiring Keynote Address
✅ Engaging Breakout Sessions
✅ Networking Opportunities & Vendors
✅ Teacher Appreciation Celebration

Together, we'll explore innovative pathways that support student success, strengthen relationships, and honour Indigenous ways of knowing and learning.

🔗 Register today by scanning the QR code on the poster or clicking the Link below.

https://embracingthepathwaysoflearn.sched.com/registration

Is your community moving towards Education Sovereignty? FHQ Education does Education Board Training. Give us a call, we can provide basic understanding about the in and outs of forming your own Community School Board.

FHQ Education was pleased to provide a day of teaching and learning to our communities on AI. Participants learned the ins and outs and how to apply a critical lens to each tool we utilize. It was a good day.