- Jim Toodlican ,Marshall Kraus, Shayla George, Sarah Mcleod cutting of the buckskin ribbon at "House of Honour" Grand opening Sept 2011.
- fire pit in the "House of Honour"
- Metis jigging at the Princeton First Nation Welcome Dinner September 2015
- Residential School Monument visit by SD#58 staff attending the Upper Similkameen Indian Band Culture Camp May 2015
- Princeton Secondary students participating the USIB Pow Wow at PSS May 2014
- Project of Heart tiles created by Princeton Secondary Art students Fall 2014
- Ochre presentation with Grade 4s at Vermilion Forks with Oly Bent November 2015
- Annual SD#58 Student Powwow Celebration at Lower Nicola Band's Shulus Arbor.
- Graduating Class of 2017 , students from MSS, PSS & KLC gather to celebrate their success.
- Nicola Valley Hoodoos, characters in local Transformer stories.
- Annual Lahal Tournament.
- 2017 Lahal Tournament Champs
- Lahal game set
- tying tules mats
Aboriginal Education in the Nicola-Similkameen Valleys
School District #58 (Nicola-Similkameen) is proud to serve students from our six local Bands, the Metis Nation and from Aboriginal communities outside of our district. A rich cultural component is provided by, approximately 40% of our students who report Aboriginal ancestry. The Coldwater Band, Lower Nicola Band, Nooaitch Band, Shackan Band, Upper Nicola Band, Upper Similkameen Band, the Metis and School District #58 are mutually committed to the goal of personal success and the best education possible for all First Nations Students. Improving in the area of Aboriginal Education is a focus of our present work in the Nicola-Similkameen and we are committed to listening and working collaboratively with the First Nations community to do so.
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