LEADERSHIP PERSPECTIVES AND FUTURE VISION At the heart of Seven Oaks School Division’s success lies its student-centered philosophy. Kreml offers simple yet powerful advice to learners, “keep hold of their dreams...there are people here that are going to walk that path with them while they’re in our schools.” This ethos underscores the division’s commitment to pairing student ambition with dedicated support. Looking forward, the division plans to deepen its groundbreaking work. The Aki Centre will expand its land-based programming, while the 2026 launch of the Indigenous MET School represents a major step in scaling reconciliation initiatives. “We’re really a beacon in the work we’re doing as a school division when it comes to truth and reconciliation,” affirms Denysuik. These future-focused efforts ensure Seven Oaks continues leading in equitable, inclusive, culturally grounded education drawing on Indigenous pedagogies which serves all learners. 9 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 06 SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL DIVISION
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