In Thunder Bay Ontario what schools are there for aboriginals?
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The high school is called Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School.  I am not sure about elementary schools though.
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There's a website just for this sort of thing...\n\nhttp://oraweb.aucc.ca/showdcu.html\n\nYou can search a database of every province, field of study, and language that you're interested in.
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Your question doesnt really make sense.\nDo you mean Australian aboriginal children?\nThey get taught the same as everyone else in their class, maybe you should be asking "What's in the syllabus about European History?"
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If by S A you are referring to South Africa there\n\nInternational School of South Africa\nhttp://www.issa.co.za/\n\nAmerican International School of Johannesburg\nhttp://www.aisj-jhb.com/\n\nInternational School of Cape Town\nhttp://www.isct.co.za/\n\nThe International School of Hout Bay\nhttp://www.iscthoutbay.org.za/
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Check closer towards the southwestern parts of Ontario and also have you done any research as far as Kitchener goes?  I would think there would be quite a few in around those areas.  Good Luck.
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University of Toronto\nWaterloo University
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http://www.schoolnet.ca/ABORIGINAL/Plains_Cree/part24-e.html
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http://www.gumtree.com/\n\nIt's part of Kijiji.
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Stratford School - depends on the Grade your child is in and your payment schedule.\nChallenger School - I didn't find it on their website so you may want to call them.
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dont u mean the deaf school?
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For the graphic design, check out Seneca College in Oakville (Toronto area), for communication try Carleton University (Ottawa) or Ryerson (Toronto), music production and video production...hmm...there's a school in Toronto for this but also try Ryerson, international business management:  I'd check out Queens University (Kingston) or University of Toronto or University of Ottawa.\n\nThese are all in Ontario
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It depends on the language.  Many universities have courses in various Native American languages.  The University of Oklahoma has perhaps the most course offerings in this area.\n\nMany Native nations offer courses in their ancestral languages as well, especially for the young people of that nation, because so many Native languages are endangered.\n\nOne can also attempt to learn certain languages by using the teaching materials that native speakers and linguists have developed in order to teach such courses.  For example, anyone can purchase the book "Teach Yourself Mohawk," which is available through amazon.com and other retail outlets.\n\nIn my opinion, it's always best to learn from a native speaker, even though some teaching materials (like "Teach Yourself Mohawk") include tapes to help learners with pronunciation.
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This web site might help:\nhttp://www.cso.brokenbay.catholic.edu.au/about/index.html\n\nExcerpt:\n"Welcome to the Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Broken Bay located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.\n\nThe Diocese of Broken Bay stretches from Willoughby on Sydney's lower north shore to Lake Munmorah on the Central Coast. It covers 2,763 sq kms and includes both bush and coastal communities."
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i'm pretty sure anyone who was in a residential school is eligible. i would call the metis federation and ask about who to call, since they would have that information. \ngood luck!
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Use this link to access a MAP of the major tribal/language groups in Aboriginal Australia. Click on individual sections to zoom in on that area. ...\nwww.teachers.ash.org.au/ aussieed/aboriginalaustralia.htm
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Brock does have a good program. The University of Western Ontario (www.uwo.ca) has a better one. Western is committed to "providing the best student experience in Canada".\n\nThese two links should help you as they both featured "University Report Cards":\n\nhttp://www.theglobeandmail.com/reportcard\n\nhttp://www.macleans.ca/universities/article.jsp?content=20051104_162441_5048
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You'd get a better response if you posted in "Special Education."\n\nAnyway, here's some schools to help you get started:\nhttp://www.ridbc.org.au/\n\nhttp://www.visionaustralia.org.au/\n\n\nThomas Gray; Catholic Schools Center f/t Visually Impaired\n60 Burns Rd. \n2076 Wahroonga NSW \nAustralia\n\nLee Gray; Royal Institute for the Blind\nP.O. Box 33 \n2118 Carlingford NSW \nAustralia\n\nRoyal Institute for Deaf & Blind Children\n361-365 North Rocks Road \n2151 North Rocks NSW \nAustralia \n+61 2-871-1233 v \n+61 2-9871-2196 f\n\nSt Paul's School for the Blind and VH\n3-13 Fernhurst Grove \n3101 Kew Victoria \nAustralia \n+61 3-862-2188 v \n+61 3-861-6772 f\n\nCarronbank School for Deaf-Blind Children\n7 Allen Street \n3150 Glen Waverley Victoria \nAustralia \n+61 3-561-2536 v \n+61 3-560-3262 f\n\nSouth Australian School for the Vision Impaired\n18 Duncan Avenue \n5043 Park Holme S. Austral. \nAustralia \n+61 8-8277-5255 v \n+61 8-8277-5251 f