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      • Online Banking
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    • The Department of Lifelong Learning
      • Lifelong Learning Board
      • Early Years
        • EarlyON Child & Family Programs
        • Ekwaamjigenang Children’s Centre (ECC)
        • Maawdoo Maajaamin Child Care (MMCC)
        • Kindergarten
        • Kinder After School Activities Program (KASA)
        • Food Service
        • Meet the Early Years Administrator
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      • Mental Health Unit
      • Health Liaison
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Attention MCFN High School Students & Families: Updated Bus & Information Form Available

Attention MCFN High School Students & Families: Updated Bus & Information Form Available

Posted on July 28, 2026

Attention MCFN High School Students & Families: Updated Bus & Information Form Available
The updated Bus & Information Form is now available. To be eligible for a school supplies gift card, completed forms must be submitted to LLclerk@mncfn.ca before 4 p.m on Friday, August 7th!
You can find the form on our website under High School Student Forms:
https://mncfn.ca/secondary-school-student-resources

Please note: Students must be MCFN Band Members. A copy of their status card is mandatory.

If you have any questions, please contact the Department of Lifelong Learning at 905-768-0516
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    N0A 1H0

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