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Otter Nelson River
Location
Cross Lake , Manitoba , R0B 0J0 Canada
Coordinates	54°36′37″N 97°45′59″W / 54.6104°N 97.7663°W / 54.6104; -97.7663
Information
School type	Elementary and High School (Secondary Education)
Motto	Building Better Futures For Our Youth
School district	Cross Lake Education Authority
Principal	Clarence Haney
Grades	Grades 1-4 and 9-12
Enrollment	1055 (2005-2006)
Language	English/Cree
Area	South side Cross Lake (Natimek)
Colour(s)	Maroon and White
Mascot	Nikik (Otter)
Team name	O.N.R Nikiks
Website	www.clea.mb.ca

Otter Nelson River School is an elementary and high school located at Cross Lake, Manitoba, at the south end of the community. The school teaches grades 1 to 4 and grades 9 to 12 and has approximately 1000 students.

In 2013, Otter Nelson River won an award from the Assembly of First Nations for a video created by students about their school.^[1]

The school teaches Math, English, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Global Issues, Geography, and First Nation Languages and Studies.

The school's sports include Basketball, Cross-country, Volleyball, Track and Field, Soccer, and Wrestling.

A Darts Multiplex has been under construction in Cross Lake since their run to the MHSAA Darts Final Four in 2011. The facility is expected to be completed by early 2014.

As of 2016, the principal was Gordon Hum.^[2]