✨ Showing Gratitude: Miss Charlene, Mrs. Dewald, and Ms. Leann from MESC Counselling Services talk about the importance of showing gratitude in their latest blog post and video. We must be thankful for the everyday things in our lives that make us happy and feel good 😊
Check out the latest blog post at: counselling.maskwacised.ca/youtube.com
📣 INSPIRING EDUCATION: Each Friday, until mid June, MESC will be profiling outstanding individuals who will share their perspective on education and the importance of reaching personal goals.
In this week’s video, we highlight the learning from home that MESC students have accomplished, with the guidance of parents/guardians and our teaching staff. Since classroom instruction was postponed on March 16, 2020, our teachers and support staff have labored non-stop to help provide the quality of education that Maskwacîsak expect. This commitment to students and quality education is what the MESC is grounded in. It demonstrates our commitment to wâhkôhtowin and the strength of working and learning together.
To read more, please check out this week's post: www.maskwacised.ca/authority/ie052920/
✨ CELEBRATING OUR ELDERS: Maskwacîs Elders Sadie Buffalo and Verna Littlepoplar were recently featured in the magazine Canadian Art. Along with Sadie and Verna, creator - and frequent MESC collaborator - Conor McNally and Matt Wildcat explain how MESC has employed the billboards in Maskwacîs to promote Wâhkôhtowin and care for our elders during the pandemic. The 6 billboard designs are created by MESC communications and frequently feature images of Maskwacîsak, taken by Conor McNally. Check out the full article below.
canadianart.ca
Métis filmmaker Conor McNally speaks about how the Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission is fostering kinship and mutual care during COVID-19
