Governance
Member First Nations Contact info
Kinistin Saulteaux First Nation
P.O. Box 2590
Tisdale, Saskatchewan
S0E 1T0
(306) 878-8188
Mistawasis Nêhiyawak
P.O. Box 250
Leask, Saskatchewan
S0J 1M0
(306) 466-4800
Muskeg Lake Cree Nation
P.O. Box 428
Marcelin, Saskatchewan
S0J 1R0
(306) 466-4959
Muskoday First Nation
P.O. Box 99
S0J 3H0
Muskoday, Saskatchewan
(306) 764-1282
One Arrow First Nation
P.O. Box 147
Bellevue, Saskatchewan
S0K 3Y0
(306) 423-5900
Yellow Quill First Nation
P.O. Box 40
Yellow Quill, Saskatchewan
S0A 3A0
(306) 322-2281
All governance decisions and actions are held up to the following principles:
- Stability
- Accountability
- Transparency
- Innovation
- Flexibility
- Responsiveness
- Standardization
- Efficiency
- Equity
Strategic Educational Framework
The STC’s Convention Act (2018) requires an education framework to determine how communities govern, manage, and administer education programs, services, partnerships, and initiatives.
The Strategic Education Framework outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Alliance, the STC and member First Nations. It creates the necessary structure for an accountable system and serves as the foundation for an accountable, transparent, equitable education system, operating within the principles of good governance.
The framework:
- Covers jurisdiction and structure, funding and educational philosophy
- Supports local control of education
- Promotes Indigenous languages and culture
- Professionalizes the operation of schools, allowing us to achieve efficiencies through economies of scale
- Ensures effective governance, and
- Places a priority on continuous improvement of educational practices and outcomes.
- Creates a clear separation between the political and administrative functions in delivering education to communities, protecting the independence of managers and leaders.
