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Nestled amongst the trees, rocks, and houses lies the growing school of Sissons. École John Howard Sissons is centrally located in this peaceful, small and community-minded city. École J.H. Sissons school is privileged to accommodate over 320 students in a French Immersion setting from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 5. In addition, ÉJHS is a member of a larger family of schools within Yellowknife Education District No. 1, or simply YK1, which is the title of the school district. Our graduating students go to École William McDonald for Grade 6 to continue their French Immersion studies, a small middle school which is in walking distance of our school. École J.H. Sissons est un centre d’immersion française qui se situe dans une communauté paisible et dynamique de la centre-ville de Yellowknife. Notre école accueille présentement 320 élèves de la pré-maternelle à la cinquième année. École ÉJHS fait partie de la grande famille des écoles à YK1.

First North Productions provides Audio/Video and Printed-media services. We also offer equipment rentals.

The UNW provides direct service to its members, representing them in job appeals, grievances and everyday workplace problems. UNW also prepares bargaining demands for contract negotiations. UNW Service Officers help ensure that the terms and conditions are enforced for each of the 25 Collective Agreements that apply to our UNW members.

Abc Miller Building Administration Skills Training and Community Inclusion Summer Cafe and Business Services Literacy Outreach Centre 4912 53rd Street 920-2644 873-2218 Fax 920-2348 Family Connections Office 4908 49th Street Respite Service - 7664295 Family Project - 7664294 Fasd Services - 7664296, 8739069 Fax - 6697826 Employment Office 4916 49th Street Employment Services Reception - 8733560 Supported Living Services - 8739061 Fax - 6690095

Hello and welcome to the virtual home of Yellowknife United Church. Here you will find a growing list of resources to help you discover more about who we are as a congregation of God's people in Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories.

Mildred Hall School has been a downtown landmark for many years. Our tipi, which houses our Aboriginal Language and Culture Program, characterizes the unique nature of our school. We recently completed an extensive renovation that has allowed us to improve upon our proud tradition of being an integral part of the downtown scene. Mildred Hall was Yellowknife's first school teacher and the original log school house which bears her name, still sits on our property. Our school was nominated and chosen as one of the Top 40 Schools in Canada as selected by Today's Parent magazine. Voted in from a field of over 600 schools, we earned this honorable recognition for the unique and diverse programming we provide. This includes the Aboriginal Language and Culture Program and our approach to literacy development. We are very proud of our diverse and unique student population.