Memorial Composite High School (MCHS) is committed to empowering First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students through Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing. Iyiniw Kiskinwahamatowin Kamik (Cree)/Weechasta Wuthpiwchukehbi Ti (Stoney) is a school community space where students receive personalized academic support, cultural enrichment, and community engagement to help students thrive throughout high school and beyond.
A central feature of Weechasta Wuthpiwchukehbi Ti or "IBP", is a dedicated space where Indigenous students can connect academically, socially, and culturally. Here, students have access to a supportive environment to complete courses, assignments and prepare for exams.
At the heart of the Weechasta Wuthpiwchukehbi Ti are our 3 Indigenous Graduation Coaches, who serve as mentors and advocates. They work closely with students and their families to navigate academic pathways, support transitions, and plan for post-secondary opportunities. The program offers one-on-one guidance, ensuring that each student receives the support they need to succeed.
For more information about the Indigenous Culture and Education Program, please contact one Memorial's Indigenous Graduation Coaches:
Rhonda Harbert - Gr. 12 rhonda.harbert@psd.ca
Natasha Hinz - Gr. 11 natasha.hinz@psd.ca
Mike Finlayson - Gr. 10 mike.finlayson@psd.ca
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