Editing Moosonee (section)

==Services==
Moosonee has two elementary schools, Moosonee Public School and Bishop Belleau Separate School (Roman Catholic) that offer kindergarten through grade eight. Bishop Belleau School also provides a French Language Instructional Unit for children who are entitled to be educated in French. There is a public high school, [[Northern Lights Secondary School]], that provides grades nine through twelve. [[Northern College (Ontario)|Northern College]]'s Moosonee campus provides some post-secondary programs.

Health services are provided through the [[Weeneebayko Area Health Authority#Moosonee|Moosonee Health Clinic]] of the [[Weeneebayko Area Health Authority]] (merger of the former James Bay General Hospital and the Weeneebayko Health Ahtuskaywin, which operated Weeneebayko General Hospital in [[Moose Factory]]).

Payukotayno (pronounced pay-k-ta-no) Family Services provide child care and social assistance to Moosonee, Moose Factory, [[Attawapiskat First Nation]], [[Fort Albany First Nation]], [[Kashechewan First Nation]] and [[Peawanuck]]. Payukotayno is a recognized [[Children's Aid Society (Ontario)|Ontario Children's Aid]] society and means 'one family' in Cree.

As of 2020 a "satellite Trades Centre" was being operated in the community by Northern College "linked to the ... Timmins Campus"; courses included technology, trades and apprenticeship programs.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.northernc.on.ca/moosonee-campus/|title=Moosonee Campus|accessdate=14 March 2021}}</ref>