Maawndoo
​Kinoomaagasiwin
​Program

The Maawndoo Kinoomaagasiwin Program is available for all Manitoulin Island residents. The Ontario program helps adults in Ontario to develop and apply communication, numeracy, interpersonal and digital skills to achieve their goals. The Maawndoo Kinoomaagasiwin program serves learners who have goals to successfully transition to employment, post-secondary, apprenticeship, secondary school, and increased independence. The program includes learners who may have a range of barriers to learning.  Click here to download the program fact sheet.
Jun 7, 2017 - Ontario Government Announces Investment in Aboriginal Institutes! Read more Here
Teaching Lodge Update:  We have attached the birchbark panels that were sewn over Fall 2017 and Winter 2018. Chi-miigwech to the community volunteers that helped us!  
Miigwech to all who participated in our new framework for Kenjgewin Teg over Winter 2017! It was a great journey and building process.  We are pleased with our result, and we are ready to share it with everyone who may be interested in what the future holds for Kenjgewin Teg - it is an exciting time for Indigenous education!
Kenjgewin Teg has been chosen as an innovator in education, and subsequently has been featured in the University of Cambridge's publication Innovation 800. The publication, in the ongoing Cambridge Strategies Series, showcases innovative thinking at Cambridge and farther afield. The publication covers subjects that range from the philosopher Erasmus to Monty Python, and looks into the University of Cambridge’s Education Under Supervision tutorial system that encourages students to think for themselves.
Well done Kenjgewin Teg!
​See the article here!
2017-2018 School Year Calendars:
Mnidoo Mnising Anishinabek Gamig Ngo - Biboon Kinoomaagasing Giizo-mazinigan 2017-2018

Kenjgewin Teg Secondary School 2017-2018