Our Role in K–12 Education

LTC Education provides services for participating community members as required. LTC is responsible for administering and coordinating education programs in line with federal government funding policy.

The Lillooet Tribal Council Education Coordinator oversees Kindergarten to Grade 12 (K–12) education within Northern St’át’imc Territory.

Advocacy & Student Success

The Education Coordinator serves as a liaison and advocate, ensuring that educational goals established by the:

  • St’át’imc Education Authority (SEA)
  • Local Education Agreements (LEA)
  • First Peoples Education Committee (FPEC)
  • First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC)

are reflected in student success within School District #74 (Gold Trail)

Collaboration & Partnerships

The Education Coordinator maintains working relationships with:

  • School Board representatives
  • Principals and Teachers
  • Parents and Students
  • Indigenous Support Workers
  • St’át’imc Elders in Residence
  • St’át’imc Language Teachers
  • First Peoples Education Committee Working Group
  • Education Coordinators and Education Managers

This collaborative approach supports culturally responsive education and strengthens outcomes for St’át’imc learners

Reporting & Strategic Direction

The Education Coordinator provides updates and recommendations on future education strategies to the Lillooet Tribal Council Chiefs and member communities, supporting long-term planning and continuous improvement.