Offers a culturally sensitive high school satellite program

• Offers individual, independent learning courses for students to complete at own pace
  
• Provides courses in math, English, history, geography, science and business administration
  
• Delivers program through partnership with Fort Frances High School and the Rainy River District School Board

Students are provided with:

• Daily lunch
  
• Extra curricular activities
  
• Tutoring over and above regular classroom assistance

Students are required to:

• Attend school 18 hours per week
  
• Complete a minimum of two lessons per week
  
• Participate in weekly student meetings
  
• Participate in school activities and fundraising

Employment Ontario Partner provides Literacy and Basic Skills training to the Rainy River District including numeracy, digital technology, communication and interpersonal skills to help learners prepare for employment, apprenticeship, secondary-school credit, post-secondary education and greater independence

Provides the following services:

• Workplace Training which includes an Introduction to Administration and Introduction to Food Service Attendant
• Individualized training plans to support employment goals
• One on one assistance and tutoring
• Individualized support for Education and Apprenticeship goals
• Access to computers and training

Works to meet the educational needs of First Nations people by providing community-based and student-centred learning opportunities

Provides the following programs:

Elementary and Secondary Support Program (ESSP)

• Focuses on improving the success rate of First Nation students in the education system
  
• Offers guidance and direction to children, parents/guardians and elders
  
• Coordinates student and parent school visits and orientations
  
• Assists with course selections and career choices
  
• Provides advocacy and works to raise awareness of bias, racism and gang violence through participation on school council committees, Native Awareness projects, First Nations liaison committees, Ontario Teacher Federation and other community groups

Secondary and Vocational Education

• Operates a Seven Generations Secondary School based on independent studies for individuals to earn a high school diploma
  
• Offers Ontario credited courses from grades 9 to12 with Technology and Physical Education courses
  
• Provides day and evening classes
  
• Offers satellite locations in various First Nation communities

Ojibwemowin Waawiye Language Program

• Provides teaching tools for learning the Ojibwe language

Also offers:

• Post Secondary Student Support Services office in Thunder Bay
  
• Post Secondary Programs in Kenora and Fort Frances
  
• Apprenticeship Programs office in Kenora