Indigenous Education Crossword Puzzle

Indigenous education is funded by the _________ government.
Non-status and Metis students receive _________ funding only.
If you can judge a society by its system of education, then Canada stands clearly guilty of _________ against Indigenous peoples.
________ percent of Indigenous peoples aged 20-24 do not have a high-school diploma.
Adequate funding is needed so communities can avoid _________ staff and a high turnover rate.
A sizable gap in student performance between Indigenous and non-Indigenous is already present in grade _________.
Above all, funding must be stable and _____________.
The Mohawk Kahnawake __________ School opened in 1978.
In 2015, _____________ became the first Indigenous-controlled university in Canada.
Indigenous communities do not have the __________ resources to create a private school system.
Indigenous cultures and ______________ must be given more importance in our systems of education.
First Nations schools need schools to be located in the _________________, so students no longer have to leave their homes to study elsewhere.
In addition to prioritizing language and culture, the MK has also focused on hiring Mi’kmaq educators, boasting a _________ percent rate by the 2010-2011 school year.
By 2014, the MK had a _____________ rate of 88 percent, compared to 25 percent of First Nations students nationwide.
First Nation schools need to have _______________ working conditions so teachers are highly qualified and dedicated long term.
There is no ______________ system if education in Canada.
The design and __________________ of Indigenous education should be in the hands of the Indigenous communities.
By 2014, the Mi’kmaw _________________ had a graduation rate of 88%, even outperforming the rest of Canada, which has an average graduation rate of 85%.