Grades 6-8 & 9-12

Middle & High School

Millbrook First Nation is committed to supporting the success, wellness, and educational journey of our junior high and high school students. Whether students attend school here in the Truro area or elsewhere in Nova Scotia, our Education Department is here to help families navigate resources, access support, and stay connected to community throughout their school years.

Information for students, parents and guardians

  • Schools in Our Area

    Middle and high school students living in Millbrook typically attend schools within the Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education (CCRCE), or private schools including:

  • The province of Nova Scotia and Chigenecto Central Regional education centre (CCRE) offer resources and information to help guide students and their families through their middle and high school journey.

    See links below:

    Chignecto Central RCE

    Pathways to Graduation for High School Students

    Directory of Programs and Services

  • Mi’kmaw/ Indigenous Student Support Workers (MISSWs) are available within provincial schools to help Indigenous and Mi’kmaq learners succeed academically, socially, and culturally. These supports may include:

    • Culturally grounded guidance and advocacy within schools

    • Help navigating academic pathways and graduation requirements

    • Support with transitions from middle school to high school and beyond

    • Access to tutoring, mentorship, and wellness resources

    • Building connections with cultural activities, Elder knowledge, and Mi’kmaq identity in education

    Our team collaborates with Student Support Workers, school staff, and families to ensure students are supported both in the classroom and in their personal development.

  • In addition to school-based services, youth in Millbrook can connect with The Millbrook Youth Centre, a welcoming and active space offering programs that support learning, recreation, personal growth, and cultural connection.

    Parents and students are encouraged to reach out to contacts in our Education Department for information on programs, bursaries and funding applications, scholarships, tutoring, transportation, and transition planning for post-secondary pathways.