Kinomaadswin Education Body

Kinomaadswin Education Body
Type	Organization
Founded	2011

Kinomaadswin Education Body is an organization composed of five Regional Education Councils.

In Anishinabek News

• June 2013: A coordinator will be hired for the board of directors once additional funding is secured to implement the strategic education plan. The Anishinabek Nation approved a formal selection process for the members of this organization's board in 2013. A communications plan will be developed to inform citizens about how this body will impact their specific communities.
• October 2013: The Kinomaadswin Education Body was incorporated in January 2011 following a Grand Council resolution. As of October 2013, the organization is facilitating the selection of a formal board of directors through Regional Education Council meetings. The board oversees the implementation of a strategic plan to establish the Anishinabek Education System.
• November 2013: The organization was incorporated in January 2011 to support First Nation jurisdiction over education on-reserve. The board of directors is composed of two representatives selected from each of the five regional education councils. The board oversees the implementation of a strategic plan to establish the Anishinabek Education System.
• November 2013: The body was incorporated in 2011 to begin the implementation of the Anishinabek Education System. It was established under Ontario's Corporations Act as an interim measure pending a final agreement with Canada. A selection process for the board of directors for this organization took place from September to October 2013.
• December 2013: The board of directors for this organization was confirmed at a Special Assembly on Education in November 2013. It was incorporated in January 2011 to oversee the implementation of the Anishinabek Education System. The body is responsible for strategic planning, communications, and seeking funding to hire a coordinator.
• April 2014: The board provided updates on the governance model of the Anishinabek Education System in April 2014.
• September 2015: A new board of directors for the organization is being selected in late 2015. The board is composed of two representatives from each of the five Regional Education Councils. The body supports the implementation of the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement.
• October 2015: The organization was incorporated in January 2011 following a Grand Council resolution. As of October 2015, the body's Board of Directors serves a term ending in 2017. The board is mandated to participate in negotiations with Ontario regarding the proposed Master Education Agreement. The board is mandated to oversee the establishment of the Anishinabek Education System.
• October 2015: The board of this organization held its first face-to-face meeting in Sault Ste. Marie in October 2015 following recent elections. It is composed of five Regional Education Councils that each have two representatives. The board reviewed the Master Education Framework Agreement in preparation for an official signing on November 19, 2015.