The MCFN believes that its education system should provide every lifelong learner with complete educational services so that his or her abilities and talents are developed in a manner that will preserve the dignity and democratic rights of the learner. Education will promote and enhance the culture, traditions, and lifestyles of The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. The MCFN endeavours to provide a relevant, meaningful, holistic education program, which will enhance the intellectual, physical, social, emotional and spiritual growth of all learners in order to prepare them to realize their education and career goals. Through the education process, each learner will realize self-respect, self-fulfillment, and an understanding of his/her relevancy in our society.
The educational objectives, methods of instruction, administration procedures, and evaluation procedures must exhibit our philosophy of education.
High School Information Form (Bus & School Supplies), Download Here
Important Note: In order to recieve the giftcard for school supplies you must submit a copy of the student’s up-to-date status card with the completed form to llclerk@mncfn.ca. This is open to MCFN students only.
Maxwell King High School Incentive Program Application, Download Here
Graduation Awards Applications:
For Elementary/Secondary Graduation Awards, Download Here
For Post-Secondary Graduation Awards, Download Here
Elementary/Secondary Student Tutoring Policy, Click here
Secondary Student Policy, Click here
Food Security and Enrollment Allowance Application, Click here
Post-Secondary Assistance Policy, Download here
For more information about post-secondary resources, click here
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Katharine Brown / Acting LL Director
Bernadette O’Grady-Bomberry / LL Post Secondary Advisor
Pet King / LL Clerk
Melissa LaForme / LL Financial Assistant
Angela Sault / LL Elementary Secondary Advisor LLESA
905-768-0516
659 New Credit Road, Bldg. #5
Hagersville, ON
N0A 1H0
Acting Director: Katharine Brown
Katharine.Brown@mncfn.ca
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