Grand Erie\u2019s Annual Education Service Agreement Report to Six Nations Elected Council did not include EQAO scores, but highlighted improved credit accumulation. The Grand Erie District School Board outlined student progress, staffing supports, and upcoming education priorities for Six Nations students during a detailed presentation to the Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) was part of the annual reporting requirements under the Education Service Agreement with Indigenous Services Canada. \u201cIf you haven\u2019t paid attention to [EQAO score release], across the province, it has been a very, you know, heavy topic for us. Across the province, we need to be aware we\u2019re not reaching provincial average in many districts, so we\u2019re unpacking a lot of that,\u201d Superintendent of Education Julie White said. White and System Leader for Indigenous Education Stacey Hill delivered… <\/p>\n
Grand Erie\u2019s Annual Education Service Agreement Report to Six Nations Elected Council did not include EQAO scores, but highlighted improved credit accumulation. The Grand Erie District School Board outlined student progress, staffing supports, and upcoming education priorities for Six Nations students during a detailed presentation to the Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) was part of the annual reporting requirements under the Education Service Agreement with Indigenous Services Canada. \u201cIf you haven\u2019t paid attention to [EQAO score release], across the province, it has been a very, you know, heavy topic for us. Across the province, we need to be aware we\u2019re not reaching provincial average in many districts, so we\u2019re unpacking a lot of that,\u201d Superintendent of Education Julie White said. White and System Leader for Indigenous Education Stacey Hill delivered... <\/p>\n