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	Collaborative Partnerships Inspiring Education tells us, “Our concept of education should expand beyond the school and integrate the community and the ‘real world.’ We should make the community a true partner in th Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-11 11:13:32 Open Document File Size: 148,30 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Northland School Division No. 61 / Collaborative Partnership / Collaborative Partnerships / / Country Canada / / Facility Building Relationships Companion Resource / Fort Vermilion School Division No. / Memorial University of Newfoundland / / MusicGroup the Future / the National / / Organization First Nations / Métis and Inuit school board / Holy Spirit School Division / Catholic School Division / Memorial University of Newfoundland / Holy Family Catholic School / Fort Vermilion School Division / Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council / National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Newfoundland / / SocialTag Indigenous peoples of North America Aboriginal peoples in Canada Ethnic groups in Canada Aboriginal peoples in Canadian territories Eskimos Inuit First Nations Métis people National Aboriginal Health Organization Americas

Collaborative Partnerships Inspiring Education tells us, “Our concept of education should expand beyond the school and integrate the community and the ‘real world.’ We should make the community a true partner in thAdd to Reading List