Congratulations to Al Karasiuk on his induction into the 2023 NWT Education Hall of Fame!
The South Slave Divisional Education Council (SSDEC) would like to send congratulations to Al Karasiuk on his induction into the 2023 NWT...
SSDEC publishes What Would You Do With A Buffalo In Your Garden? in three local languages
FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave Divisional Education Council is excited to announce the publication of its latest book, What Would You...
South Slave educators recognized for excellence
Fort Smith, NT – The South Slave Divisional Education Council (SSDEC) announced the 2021 winners of the Excellence in Education Awards at...
SSDEC publishes Our Northern Rivers in three languages
Children’s book a tribute to the Dene Laws and the natural world of the Northwest Territories FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave Divisional...
South Slave Divisional Education Council unveils winner of 4th Annual Children’s Storybook Contest
FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave Divisional Education Council is excited to announce What Would You Do With A Buffalo In Your Garden? by...
South Slave educators recognized for excellence
SSDEC names 2020 winners of Excellence in Education Awards Fort Smith, NT – The South Slave Divisional Education Council (SSDEC)...
South Slave Divisional Education Council unveils winner of 3rd Annual Children’s Storybook Contest
I Paddled Down the Nahanni captures the nature and peace of paddling northern rivers FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave Divisional...
Three Feathers arrives on DVD in time for the holidays
English-only version of film now available, with multilingual version to come FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave Divisional Education...
Three Feathers wins Best Short at CIFF
Canadian International Faith & Family Festival latest to showcase first film produced in four languages FORT SMITH, NT – The South Slave...
SSDEC Superintendent honoured with Polar Medal
Last week, South Slave Divisional Education Council Superintendent Dr. Curtis Brown was awarded the Polar Medal at a ceremony at Rideau...
