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Kenjgewin Teg celebrates the 36 graduates of the Class of 2023

Author: Expositor Staff

July 12, 2023

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Twelve graduates this year graduated with Anishinaabe Aadziwin Distinction. Throughout the academic year, students in all programs track and document their voluntary participation individually or as a class in their chosen Aadziwin activities, with a goal of reaching a minimum of 24 hours by the end of the academic year. With the minimum hours achieved, graduating students are recognized on this day as an Anishinaabe Aadziwin Distinction Graduate. photo by Veronica Roy

M’CHIGEENG—On June 27, the hard work and perseverance of students from all walks of life was celebrated at Kenjgewin Teg’s annual graduation ceremonies. Thirty-six graduates crossed the stage that morning following an opening ceremony by Elder Gloria Oshkabewisens-McGregor, Kenjgewin Teg knowledge holder. Beverly Roy, Kenjgewin Teg president, addressed the graduates. “June is grad season everywhere […]

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