Kinuso School, in conjunction with High Prairie School Division No. 48, is committed to fostering the development of reasoning, responsible, and resourceful citizens within a purposeful learning environment. To nurture an active appreciation for learning, the students, staff, parents, and community must work in concert, fully utilizing available resources.
At Kinuso School we have pride in our community. We show respect through our actions, words and attitudes. We are united in striving for everyone’s success.
High Prairie School Division would like to acknowledge that we are located within the ancestral and traditional territory of the Indigenous people of this area. This land is and will continue to be home to the Cree, Dene, Métis, and other First Nations residing within the boundaries of Treaty Eight. We acknowledge the Elders and Knowledge holders that are still with us today and those that have gone before us.
We also would like to acknowledge this land is also home to the four-legged, the flying, crawling, and swimming things. It's also home to the rock beings and the plant nations. We share this land with many others and must walk carefully and be mindful of the impacts we have on those we share the sacred land, air, and water with. We borrow these lands from our future generations so we must leave them a healthy environment in which they can thrive.
It is a privilege and an honour to live, learn, work, play, and grow on Treaty Eight territory.
Hiy Hiy
