Timiskaming First Nation

The Literacy Council of South Temiskaming is a nonprofit organization located in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario, dedicated to providing free upgrading in Literacy and Basic Skills to residents aged 18 and up. Since its establishment in 1990, the council has focused on enhancing essential skills training for adults, facilitating both one-on-one coaching and group learning opportunities. In addition to delivering engaging training programs, the council emphasizes the importance of maintaining connections with community needs and collaborating with local service providers. The organization actively seeks qualified instructors to contribute to its mission of improving adult education and employability skills in the region. Generated from the website

The Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) is dedicated to providing quality education within a faith-based framework, serving the diverse needs of students across its schools. Committed to accessibility and inclusivity, the board emphasizes the importance of dignity and independence for all individuals, ensuring that barriers to education are actively removed. NCDSB offers a range of programs and services, including early years learning, special education, and mental health support, aimed at fostering student achievement and well-being. The board also prioritizes community involvement and the integration of Indigenous education, reflecting its mission to nurture holistic development in a supportive environment. Generated from the website

École St Isidore, part of the Centre de services scolaires du Lac Témiscamingue, is dedicated to providing quality education across various levels, including primary, secondary, and adult education. The institution emphasizes a supportive learning environment, focusing on student success and the development of essential skills. With a commitment to governance and ethical standards, École St Isidore engages with parents and the community through various committees and initiatives. The school also offers resources for students with special needs and promotes digital literacy and responsible use of technology. Generated from the website