Events & Programs
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SD19 Indigenous Education Department
News & Events
Jun 26 2025
Indigenous Education June Newsletter
Weyt-k (Greetings in Secwepemctsin – pronounced Why-t-k), Way̓ (Greetings in Nsyilxen – pronounced like the word why), Kiʔsuʔk kyukyit..
Jun 26 2025
24-25 District Indigenous Cultural Programming
October – Habitat and Reciprocity – Click here to learn more The activity for October included a nature walk and..
Apr 29 2025
Spring Newsletter
Weyt-k (Greetings in Secwepemctsin), Way̓ (Greetings in Nsyilxen), Kiʔsuʔk kyukyit (Greetings in Ktunaxa), We hope you enjoy this spring..
First Nation Connections
It has been the priority of the Revelstoke school district Indigenous Education department to reach out and build relationship with the Sinixt, Secwepemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Okanagan Nations.
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Sinixt
The Sinixt territory spans the length of the Snxwntkwitkw from the big bend North of Revelstoke, BC to Kettle Falls, WA, west to the Monashee ridge and east to the Rockies.
Secwépemc
The Secwépemc territory stretches from the banks of the Snxwntkwitkw through the interior of BC to the banks of the Fraser River, from the southern reaches of the Arrow lakes to the Northern Rocky Mountains.
Ktunaxa
The Ktunaxa territory expands through the Kootenay region of south-eastern British Columbia and historically included parts of Alberta, Montana, Washington and Idaho
Syilx Okanagan
The Sylix Okanagan territory extends just north of Revelstoke, BC, and runs to the eastern boundary between Kaslo and Kootenay Lakes. In the south, near Wilbur, WA the boundary follows the western border to the Nicola Valley.
