Wiikwemikong Board of Education – Parent Survey
New K–8 Elementary School Design Concepts

Miigwech for your participation.

As we begin planning the design of a new elementary school for our Kindergarten to Grade 8 students, we want to ensure it reflects the needs, hopes, and values of our community. Your feedback is vital to helping us create a school that supports student success, well-being, and cultural identity.
Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts.
1.What are the most important features for a new elementary school? (Select your top 3)
2.Please explain why you chose the above features:
3.How important is it that the new school reflects Anishinaabe identity in its design (e.g., language, symbols, traditional knowledge)?
4.What ideas or suggestions do you have to incorporate Anishinaabe culture and identity in the school design?
5.What types of indoor learning spaces should be prioritized? (Select all that apply)
6.Are there other indoor spaces you feel should be included?
7.Which outdoor elements would you like to see included in the new school? (Select all that apply)
8.Other outdoor features you'd like to see?
9.How important is it that the school is available for community use after hours (e.g., meetings, cultural events, sports)?
10.What features are important for safety and security?
11.What should we consider to ensure the school is accessible for students, families, and staff with diverse needs (e.g., physical, sensory, learning)?
12.Do you have any other ideas, suggestions, or concerns about the new elementary school design?
13.Would you like to be contacted for future engagement sessions on the school design?