St Joseph School

Kootenay Columbia College (KCC), established in 1996, is a government-accredited post-secondary institution located in Nelson, BC. The college offers a diverse range of programs in health sciences, information technology, English language courses, and hospitality, all designed to equip students with the necessary skills for successful careers. KCC emphasizes practical learning through hands-on experiences in student clinics, where members of the public can receive treatment from students in training. Dedicated to community empowerment, KCC prides itself on facilitating student success and fostering relationships with First Nations communities on whose traditional territories it resides. Generated from the website

Northern Lights College, located in Fort Nelson, BC, is the third-largest campus in the institution, offering a diverse range of full and part-time programs including Career and College Prep, University Arts and Sciences, and Applied Business Technology. The campus features a student lounge, Indigenous gatherings space, bookstore, and library, all situated close to downtown shops and natural forests. Fort Nelson serves as a major service hub in northern BC, providing recreational opportunities such as an aquatic center, ice rinks, and hiking trails, as well as access to one of BC's largest hot springs, Liard Hot Springs. Established in 1805 as a trading post by the Northwest Fur Trading Company, Fort Nelson combines rich history with modern amenities for students and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Chek ABC, part of the Nelson Christian School Society, is dedicated to providing impactful Christian education to families in the West Kootenays and beyond. Established in 2003, the organization is currently working on the renovation of a permanent site to enhance its services, which include a range of educational programs for children and adult learners. The ongoing capital improvement initiatives aim to upgrade facilities and create a stronger educational community through support from parents, alumni, and the wider network. The emphasis on collective giving underscores the commitment to fulfilling the mission of Christian education within the region. Generated from the website