Fort St. James Secondary Students have a brand new Bobcat compact loader! This will allow G8-12 learners to develop job readiness skills...

The coronavirus pandemic has given us so many new learning opportunities and time for reflection. With fewer field trips on the calendar,...

This week is the time to celebrate both Science Literacy and BC Forests! Normally, students would be tromping out to the John Prince...

In August, Chuntoh Education Society and Fort St. James Secondary School co-hosted a gathering of students, educators and administrators...

Our summer students have wrapped up the season. It was another fantastic year of project-based learning and field work. In response to...

Three weeks ago, our summer students caught two salamander larva and have been observing their growth and development. Named Rue and...

Congratulations to 2020 FSJSS Graduates Tristan Sutherland and Nicole Boyde, recipients of the Chuntoh Education Society Bursary and...

Our Annual General Meeting is coming up! On August 12 at 10:30 am, sign in to the zoom platform and be a part of our meeting!

Fort St James Secondary G10-12 learners, with the help of their teacher Gary Soles, designed and built a new sign for the Cinnabar...

NIB Trust Fund has awarded Chuntoh Education Society $145,000 to support the continued, consistent presence of Dakelh Elders and...

After the spring rush of hummingbirds at your feeders, do they seem to have disappeared? As buds and flowers begin to open, they have a...

Chuntoh Education Society is thrilled to announce that NSERC's PromoScience program has awarded our charity $260,000 ($80,000/yr,...

We humans are all working hard together to navigate our home lives, work and communities in ways that keep each other safe during the...

As we all adapt to the changes that coronavirus has brought to our lives and learning, I would like to acknowledge teachers like Gail...

Fort St. James Secondary students recently participated in a river otter diet analysis lab. Yes, otter poo was closely examined. Using...

David Hoy Elementary has new skis and boots, allowing even the youngest learners to get out on the trails to explore our forests in the...

Carrier and Culture Educator Jo Anne Leon has been taking David Hoy learners on winter adventures to JPRF's Pithouse and Cache Trail....

20cm of snow delayed them by a day, but these students and teachers would not be denied their winter field experience! They used...

Nicole, our summer-turned-fall Environmental Education Assistant, has finished local insect collections development. In triplicate! That...