The Lac La Biche Mission operated a continuous day/boarding school from 1862 -1969. In 1877, federal funding was provided for a new school and in 1893, the school was officially designated an Indian Residential School (IRS) under the name Notre Dame des Victoires. Between 1893 -1898, it served as both an IRS and a community day school. Francophone and Metis students made up the majority of the student population. By 1898 the Mission school was no longer designated a residential school and Indigenous students were moved to the Sacred Heart Indian Residential School in Saddle Lake.
Remembering the Following Students:
| Name | Date of Death (Year/Month/Day) |
|---|---|
| Albertine Hupse | Not known |
| Alexandrine Ladoucer | Not known |
| Angelique Kakekamic | Not known |
| Christianna | Not known |
| Harrie Traill | Not known |
| Jack B | Not known |
| Jemmy Cris | Not known |
| Julie Natakam | Not known |
| Katy Traill | Not known |
| Liza Farguson | Not known |
| Louise Weasel Tail | Not known |
| Marie Kakitomustus ‘Leduc’ | Not known |
| Marie Lalonde | Not known |
| Marie Natakam | Not known |
| Melanie Cardinal | Not known |
| Rosalie Mustatip | Not known |
| Veronique Houle | Not known |