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Yukon First Nation School Board FNSB

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Student success

How the First Nation School Board is doing: its own annual report, and the territory-wide results the Department of Education publishes for rural and Yukon First Nation students

Read FNSB Annual Report 2024-25 ↗

The board in numbers

From the 2024-25 annual report: the 11 schools, their students, and the board's funding

Numeracy, the board's own assessment

FNSB's Yukon math assessment for grades 1 to 7, spring 2025, 434 of 511 learners assessed; incomplete means not every task was finished

Rural and Yukon First Nation students, territory-wide

The Department of Education reports results by region and self-identification, not by board; most FNSB schools are rural and most of their students are Yukon First Nation

Click any figure to open its chart with every year.

What the report says

The figures as charts, every year labelled, and the report's findings, in one PDF. Show

Figures and findings read from Yukon First Nation School Board's First Nation School Board annual report 2024-25, fnsb.ca, and the Yukon Wide Student Data Report 2024-25, yukon.ca , published 2025-11.

Chart

The report's own pages

The results pages as the district published them. Open a page to read it at full size.

Literacy, assessment results
Literacy, three years of growth
Numeracy, grades 1 to 7 results
People and training
Revenues
School profiles

The report's own pages

Who runs it
The Department of Education, for all three Yukon authorities; FNSB schools follow the same rules and the same Standard Bus Yukon contract
Who qualifies
Students who live more than 3.2 km by road from their attendance-area school
Whitehorse
Grey Mountain Primary and Takhini Elementary students register online every year through the BusPlanner form; their routes are among the 42 Whitehorse routes posted each August
Rural schools
Busing in Old Crow, Ross River, Watson Lake, Pelly Crossing, Haines Junction, Carcross, Burwash Landing and Beaver Creek is arranged through the school office
Attendance areas
Takhini Elementary and Grey Mountain Primary are open to the whole city; rural FNSB schools serve their community
Contact
Standard Bus Yukon 867-456-3210, transportationrequest@standardbusyukon.com; FNSB office 867-470-3672, info@fnsb.ca

Route map

All 14 routes drawn from the district's stop lists. Open the live map to pick a route and see its stops and times.

Map of Yukon First Nation School Board school bus routes, one line per route

Stops placed with OpenStreetMap; a stop that could not be placed is left off rather than guessed. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Trustees and executive

Board of Trustees

Five trustees elected by the FNSB school communities for three-year terms, the second board since the 2022 founding. Board office at 101-2240 2nd Avenue, Whitehorse, 867-470-3672.

  • Dana Tizya-Tramm
    Co-Chair · Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation
  • Melanie Bennett
    Co-Chair · Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in
  • Mats'äsä̀na Mą Primozic
    Trustee · Champagne and Aishihik First Nations
  • Dustin McKenzie-Hubbard
    Trustee · Champagne and Aishihik First Nations
  • Josie O'Brien
    Trustee · Ross River Dena Council
  • Board office
    General enquiries
    info@fnsb.ca

As listed on Trustees, fnsb.ca

Executive

The board's senior staff.

  • Melissa Flynn
    Executive Director
  • Erin Pauls (Kothetty)
    Director of First Nation School Board, education
    erin.pauls@yukon.ca
  • Valerie Norman-Organ
    Director of Schools
  • Roxy Stasyszyn
    Director of Policy and Communications
  • Sarah Jarvis
    Director of Human Resources
  • Jennifer Murtagh
    Director of Finance and Operations
  • Megan Norris
    Literacy Team Lead
  • Indica Stewart
    Executive Assistant

As listed on Executive staff, fnsb.ca

Schools

11 total