The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to providing support services for Indigenous students in Saskatchewan schools, including culturally responsive teaching practices and Indigenous language and culture programs.
The University of Regina's Faculty of Education offers a range of programs and services to support Indigenous students, including the Indigenous Education Program and the Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP).
The Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre provides cultural support services for Indigenous students in Saskatchewan schools, including language and culture camps, traditional arts programs, and elder mentorship programs.
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) provides support services for Indigenous students, including professional development for teachers, cultural sensitivity training, and resources for incorporating Indigenous perspectives into the curriculum.
The Government of Saskatchewan's Indigenous Student Success Strategy aims to improve educational outcomes for Indigenous students, including increasing access to support services such as tutoring, mentoring, and cultural programs.
The First Nations University of Canada offers a Cree Language and Culture Program, which provides support services for Indigenous students, including language instruction, cultural camps, and elder mentorship programs.
The University of Saskatchewan's College of Education conducts research on Indigenous education, including the development of support services for Indigenous students, such as culturally responsive teaching practices and Indigenous language and culture programs.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Education provides resources and support services for Indigenous students, including information on Indigenous language and culture programs, cultural sensitivity training, and elder mentorship programs.