The First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC) provides support to First Nations schools in British Columbia, including high schools.
The Native Education College in Vancouver, BC offers high school upgrading and post-secondary programs for Indigenous students.
The Government of British Columbia provides resources and support for Indigenous students, including those attending high school.
The University of British Columbia's Faculty of Education conducts research on Indigenous education, including high school outcomes and experiences.
CBC News reports on the increasing high school graduation rates among Indigenous students in British Columbia.
School District 68 in Nanaimo, BC offers Indigenous high school programs, including cultural and language courses.
The British Columbia Teachers' Federation provides a toolkit for teaching Indigenous history and culture in high school classrooms.
A video by the BC Ministry of Education highlights the importance of Indigenous education and the supports available to high school students.