Six Nations students’ academics up, but attendance down

Six Nations students are making gains in mathematics achievement, but attendance and secondary school credit accumulation remain areas of concern. Claudine VanEvery, Grand Erie District School Board Trustee presented the annual report under its Education Services Agreement at Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) General Council meeting on October 27. The 2025-2026 report outlined student achievement data, culturally affirming programming and transition supports and identified priorities for the coming school year. Julie White, superintendent of Indigenous Education said continued collaboration between schools, families and the community will be essential to improving student outcomes. Grand Erie reported 504 Six Nations students enrolled during the 2025-2026 school year. While attendance data showed Six Nations students had a higher average number of absences than the board overall, White said attendance had improved compared with…

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