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The following is a list of schools in the Northwest Territories, Canada.[1]

Schools

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Schools in the Northwest Territories
Community School name Governing body Grades Principal Image
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Aklavik Moose Kerr School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Janine Johnson
Behchokǫ̀ Elizabeth Mackenzie Elementary Tlicho Community Services Agency JK – 12 Dianne Lafferty
Behchokǫ̀ Chief Jimmy Bruneau School Tlicho Community Services Agency JK – 6 John Gouthro
Colville Lake Colville Lake School Sahtu Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Mitchell MacDonald
Délı̨nę Ɂehtseo Ayha School Sahtu Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Jason Dayman
Dettah Kaw Tay Whee School Yellowknife Education District No. 1[2] JK – 9 Lea Lamoureux
Fort Good Hope Chief T'Selehye School Sahtu Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Richard Darrah
Fort Liard Echo-Dene School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Illonis Hall
Fort McPherson Chief Julius School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Cliff Gregory
Fort Providence Deh Gáh Elementary & Secondary School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Lois Philipp
Fort Resolution Deninu School South Slave Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Justin Heron
Fort Simpson Líídlįį Kúę Elementary School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 6 Benjamin Adams
Fort Simpson Líídlįį Kúę Regional High School Dehcho Divisional Education Council 7 – 12 Korinne McDonald
Fort Smith Joseph Burr Tyrrell Elementary School South Slave Divisional Education Council JK – 6 JK – 6 Tiffany Kelly
Fort Smith Paul William Kaeser High School South Slave Divisional Education Council 7 – 12 7 – 10 Christy MacKay
Gamèti Jean Wetrade Gamètì School Tlicho Community Services Agency JK – 12 Rita Mueller
Hay River École Boréale Commission Scolaire Francophone, Territories du Nord-Ouest JK – 12 Katrine Lavoie
Hay River Harry Camsell School South Slave Divisional Education Council JK – 3 Tara Boudreau
Hay River Princess Alexandra School South Slave Divisional Education Council 4 – 7 Tara Boudreau
Hay River Diamond Jenness Secondary School South Slave Divisional Education Council 8 – 12 Lynne Beck
Inuvik East Three Elementary School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 6 JK – 6 Chauna MacNeil
Inuvik East Three Secondary School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council 7 – 12 7 – 9 Adam Wright
Jean Marie River Louie Norwegian School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Geoff Cook
Kakisa Kakisa Lake School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Jasna Finlay
K'atlodeeche First Nation
(Hay River Dene Reserve) 		Chief Sunrise Education Centre South Slave Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Deborah Reid
Łutselk'e Lutsel K'e Dene School South Slave Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Brendan Mulcahy
Nahanni Butte Charles Yohin School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 10 Charyl O'Quinn
Ndilǫ K'àlemì Dene School Yellowknife Education District No. 1[2] JK – 12 Meagan Wowk
Norman Wells Mackenzie Mountain School Sahtu Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Matthew Zink
Paulatuk Angik School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Kyle Sagert
Sachs Harbour Inualthuyak School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Martin MacPherson
Sambaa K'e Charles Tetcho School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Kristy Nicholls
Tsiigehtchic Chief Paul Niditchie School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Sonia Gregory
Tuktoyaktuk Mangilaluk School Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Ephraim Warren
Tulita Chief Albert Wright School Sahtu Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Stephen Slattery
Ulukhaktok Helen Kalvak Elihakvik Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council JK – 12 Nicolas Kopot
Wekweètì Alexis Arrowmaker School Tlicho Community Services Agency JK – 10 Jaspar Wong
Whatì Mezi Community School Tlicho Community Services Agency JK – 12 Bryce Glendenning
Wrigley Chief Julian Yendo School Dehcho Divisional Education Council JK – 9 Sylvester Boadi
Yellowknife École Allain St-Cyr Commission scolaire francophone des Territoires du Nord-Ouest JK – 12 Sylvie Larose
Yellowknife École St. Joseph School Yellowknife Catholic School Board JK – 7 JK – 7 Paul Kelly
Yellowknife Weledeh Catholic School Yellowknife Catholic School Board JK – 7 JK – 2 Alicia Larade
Yellowknife St. Patrick High School Yellowknife Catholic School Board 8 – 12 8 – 12 Don Reid
Yellowknife École Itłʼǫ (École J.H. Sissons School) Yellowknife Education District No. 1 JK – 5 Graham Arts
Yellowknife N.J. Macpherson School Yellowknife Education District No. 1 JK – 5 Randy Caines
Yellowknife Mildred Hall Elementary School Yellowknife Education District No. 1 JK – 8 Elizabeth Brace
Yellowknife Range Lake North School Yellowknife Education District No. 1 JK – 8 Yasemin Heyck
Yellowknife École William McDonald School Yellowknife Education District No. 1 6 – 8 6 – 8 Jeff Seabrook
Yellowknife Sir John Franklin High School Yellowknife Education District No. 1 9 – 12 9 – 12 Dean MacInnis

Enrolment and graduation

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Enrolment and graduation from 2003 to 2017
Enrolment as of
30 September[3]		 Graduates[4]
Northwest Territories Canada
All Indigenous Non-Indigenous All
Year Students Change Grads Rate % change Grads Rate % change Grads Rate % change Grads Rate % change
2003 9,727 − 283 43.7 − 118 32.2 − 165 58.7 − 307,902 70.9 −
2004 9,608 −1.2% 302 44.9 2.7% 122 34.2 6.2% 180 57.1 −2.7% 286,344 66.1 −6.8%
2005 9,572 −0.4% 354 48.8 8.7% 175 37.0 8.2% 179 71.0 24.3% 288,921 67.5 2.1%
2006 9,324 −2.6% 367 50.7 3.9% 185 39.4 6.5% 182 71.4 0.6% 285,114 66.3 −1.8%
2007 9,048 −3.0% 372 52.8 4.1% 174 39.4 0.0% 198 75.6 5.9% 293,145 65.7 −0.9%
2008 8,762 −3.2% 423 58.0 9.8% 210 46.0 16.8% 213 78.3 3.6% 303,714 65.7 0.0%
2009 8,550 −2.4% 433 55.1 −5.0% 222 44.8 −2.6% 211 72.8 −7.0% 314,196 68.1 3.7%
2010 8,576 0.3% 403 54.8 −0.5% 204 43.0 −4.0% 199 76.0 4.4% 320,619 70.1 2.9%
2011 8,509 −0.8% 396 54.1 −1.3% 185 38.1 −11.4% 211 85.4 12.4% 320,718 70.4 0.4%
2012 8,394 −1.4% 394 55.0 1.7% 205 44.1 15.7% 189 75.0 −12.2% 322,257 70.7 0.4%
2013 8,204 −2.3% 437 63.4 15.3% 235 54.5 23.6% 202 78.3 4.4% 322,815 70.8 0.1%
2014 8,185 −0.2% 463 64.4 1.6% 259 55.2 1.3% 204 81.6 4.2% 318,030 70.8 0.0%
2015 8,268 1.0% 416 66.6 3.4% 239 57.3 3.8% 177 85.1 4.3% 310,629 71.7 1.3%
2016 8,308 0.5% 367 67.5 1.4% 212 61.3 7.0% 155 78.3 −8.0% 309,369 72.6 1.3%
2017 8,194 −1.4% 376 78.0 15.6% 222 69.8 13.9% 154 93.9 19.9% − −

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Directory of NWT Schools". 17 October 2023. Retrieved 29 March 2024.
  2. ^ a b "Our Schools". Yellowknife Education District No. 1. Retrieved 29 March 2024.
  3. ^ NWT Enrolment (Head counts), by Grade Level - 2003/04 to 2017/18
  4. ^ Number of High School Graduates and Rates, Canada and NWT - 2003 to 2017
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