Secondary Education
Grades 9 - 12
Upon graduation, our students are required to seek secondary education off-reserve. Armstrong Public School only administers the primary grades, up until Grade 8. It is the intent of the Boarding Home Program to identify homes and boarding parents that will house the students during the school year. The primary focus of the program is to provide a support system for our youth; to meet their needs where they are the true benefactors. Leaving the love and security of their families can make the transition to high school a difficult one for students. Our youth must adjust to their new surroundings in addition to facing the challenges of the secondary curriculum.
The Whitesand Youth are fortunate in that our community is road accessible and within travelling distance to Thunder Bay. To ensure that the family unit remains intact, the Band operates a monthly bus run, allowing students to travel home during the weekends.
Bus Passes
Students are issued one (1) monthly bus pass to get from School to boarding home. While residing in Thunder Bay. Whitesand is not responsible for lost or stolen bus passes. Parents will be responsible for replacing and /or providing some form of transportation.
Bus fare | $2.75 |
20 ride | $44.00 |
Tickets | 10 for $24.75 |
Day Pass | $11.00 |
Monthly Youth | $55.00 |
Health
Whitesand’s Health department will hold presentations for the High School Students on a monthly basis. Presentations focus on health such as fitness, public safety, safe sex, summer safety, etc. Other activities include outings that encourage staying fit.
Contact:
Angela Nodin, Health Coordinator
CHR: Brenda Kwandibens
(807) 583-2671
Services
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Entertainment
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Safety
On call Worker -
Whitesand has an on-call worker who will be available for emergencies. 24/7.
Contact: (807) 628-9014
Superior North EMS -
Superior North EMS provides the city of Thunder Bay emergency medical care throughout the city and region.
Emergencies call: 911
Headquarters
105 S. Junot Ave.
Thunder Bay ON P7B 4X6
Tel: (807) 625-3259
Toll Free: (888) 314-2709
Police Service -
Thunder Bay Police service are responsible for protecting and serving daily, and taking care of other matters that apply.
Emergencies call: 911
General Contact: (807) 684-1200
Youth Section: (807) 684-1204
Aboriginal Liaison: (807) 684-1079
Fire Rescue Service -
Thunder Bay Fire rescue service provides the city with trained professionals that are capable of handling hazardous situations.
Emergencies call: 911
Public Secondary Schools
Hammarskjold High School
80 S. Clarkson Avenue
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7B 4W8
(807) 767-0395
Superior Collegiate & Vocational Institute
333 N. High Street
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7A 5S3
(807) 768-7284
Westgate C. &V.I. High School
707 S. James Street
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7E 2V9
(807) 577-4251
Sir Winston Churchill High School
130 W. Churchill Drive
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7C 1V5
(807) 473-8100
Catholic Secondary Schools
St. Ignatius High School
285 Gibson St.
Thunder Bay, ON.
P7A 2J6
(807)344-8433
St. Patrick High School
621 S. Selkirk Street
Thunder Bay, ON.
P7E 1T9
(807) 623-5218
Emerging Artists (ages 14-30)
Die Active: Youth art collective
Phone: (807) 344-3814
Email: defsup(at)tbaytel(dot)net
Encourgament of sustainable practices in alternative modes of working
- Art, Craft,Education and performance
- Mentorship, exhibition opportunity
Regional Multicutural Youth Centre (RMYC)
Phone: 807-622-4666
Email: manowayc(at)tbaytel(dot)net
Volunteer Pool: 180 Martha Street 345-5143
Community Hours
Volunteer Thunder Bay 807-623-8272
City of Thunder Bay Volunteer Meghan Shanks, Volunteer Coordinator - Recreation & Culture Division (807) 625-3169