Dease Lake School
Dease Lake School is located in the Stikine School District 87. The Stikine encompasses 188 034 square kilometres with stunning landscapes, a boreal climate and isolated communities separated by large distances. The Tahltan, Tlingit and Kaska Peoples are the original First Nations of the region.
Atlin School
At Atlin School, our students will be self-assured lifelong learners who understand and respect their own and others’ heritage. We will maintain meaningful relationships which are based on respect and a desire to learn and live together in a community that is supportive. We will use problem-solving skills and make responsible decisions which lead to a healthy and productive life. We will care deeply for one another and look forward to the future with enthusiasm.
Tahltan School
Tahltan School is located in Telegraph Creek, BC on Highway 51 approximately 112 kilometers southwest of Dease Lake. This small, close knit community is a few hours upstream from the Alaska border and is home to the Tahltan First Nation. Tahltan School has approximately 23 students in K-9. The school staff takes pride in the success of their students in all learning domains. The school embraces local culture through activities such as Tahltan language, art, and culture including living on the land, fishing and camping, and Tahltan dancing.
Denetia Elementary School
Denetia Elementary School is located within the community of Lower Post, British Columbia. Lower Post is a Kaska Nation community located 23 kilometers south of Watson Lake, Yukon–making Denetia BC’s most northern school.
In the Kaska language, Denetia means Good Person. Denetia employs educators, aides, a custodian, and has the good fortune to work with many community partners.
As a BC public school, Denetia Elementary provides a safe, high quality, experiential-based, and culturally relevant curriculum for students from kindergarten to grade 7.
