Conseil des écoles fransaskoises

Education Administration ProgramsSaskatchewan, Canada51-200 Employees

The Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (CÉF) is an education administration body based in Regina, Saskatchewan, that coordinates French-language schooling within the province’s public education system. It is one of three legally equal education authorities established by Saskatchewan’s 1995 Education Act, alongside the public and separate school divisions. The CÉF oversees nine regional divisions that together comprise fifteen French-language schools, organizing services for francophone communities across the province. These regions are defined by geographic boundaries to support groups of parents who seek to educate their children in French under constitutional rights. 

Operating as a mid-sized organization within the education administration programs sector, the CÉF concentrates on facilitating access to Francophone education where demand exists. Its remit emphasizes coordinating and sustaining French-language schooling in Saskatchewan, reflecting the province’s approach to offering language-specific education within the public system.

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