Fond du Lac Ojibwe School

The Ojibwe Schools are committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment based on Anishinaabe values and traditions. We emphasize a challenging education with high expectations that empower ALL students to become respectful, responsible, and life-long learners.

We are excited to announce SUMMER SCHOOL for students entering grades 9-12 and Super Seniors! The focus of Summer School will be HIGH SCHOOL Credit Recovery. Students will have the opportunity to work on missed or incomplete credits. These will be offered in-person and on-line. A Chromebook will be available for your use. Summer School will be offered on-site Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm four weeks in the summer (see calendar on 2nd page). Staff will also work with students online from June 17 through August 9, 2024.

Notices:

School Board Zoom Meetings
The School Board meets on the first or second Thursday of the month. The School Board meetings are open to the public via Zoom. Visit the School Board page for details and access information.
School Board Page

Health Information Update

Please see links below for the Health Information Update and a COVID flow chart for school attendance safety.

Health Information Update

COVID Flow Chart - can my child attend school today?

Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Information and Data Privacy Notice:
See document for details

2024-25 Enrollment Forms: The 2024 - 2025 School Year Enrollment Forms are now available on the Parents page of our website. Click here to go to the Parents page.

Mission Statement

The Ojibwe Schools are dedicated to providing a quality education, which focuses on integrating the Ojibwe culture into all students’ learning experiences. Every learner will have the opportunity to be challenged, to succeed, and to be prepared for the future. Parents, staff, community, and students will demonstrate the highest level of expectations for themselves and the school.