Source: The Daily News, Halifax, 10 March 2005
April 1998: List of 116 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 1999: List of 158 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2000: List of 179 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2001: List of 257 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2002: List of 299 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2003: List of 349 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2004: List of 369 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
April 2005: List of 415 Nova Scotia P-12 Schools With Websites
Updating: 2-9 April 2007
Islands Consolidated School (P-12), site #1 Freeport, Digby County
Islands Consolidated School (P-12), site #2
Source: The Daily News, Halifax, 10 March 2005
Source: The Cape Breton Post, Sydney, 10 March 2006
Digby Neck Consolidated School (P-6) Sandy Cove, Digby County
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St. Mary's Bay Academy (7-12) St. Bernard, Digby County
This website began operation on 15 July 2003.
Havelock Elementary School (P-6) Havelock, Digby County
Weymouth Consolidated School (P-6) Weymouth, Digby County
Barton Elementary School (P-6) Barton, Digby County
Digby Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Digby
Digby Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Digby Regional High School (7-12) Digby
Digby Adult High School Digby
Champlain Elementary School (P-5) Granville Ferry, Annapolis County
This school's website takes the indefensible position that the viewer should select his/her browser to suit the webmaster's convenience ("This site is optimised for IE6"). A competent website manager would recognize that, in today's circumstances, the website must accomodate the viewer, not the other way round. A well-designed website, especially one representing a public institution, will work properly with Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Netscape, as well as IE.
Muin Sipu Mi'kmaq Elementary School (P-8) Bear River
Annapolis West Education Centre (9-12) Annapolis Royal
Annapolis Royal Regional Academy (6-8) Annapolis Royal
Annapolis East Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Middleton
Annapolis East Elementary School (P-6), site #2
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Middleton Regional High School (10-12) Middleton
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Bridgetown Regional Elementary School (P-6) Bridgetown
Bridgetown Regional High School (7-12) Bridgetown, Annapolis County
The Bridgetown Regional High School website was launched in September 1996.
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Lawrencetown Consolidated School (P-6) Lawrencetown, Annapolis County
History of Education in Lawrencetown, from 1826 (recommended)
Dwight Ross Elementary School (P-5), site #1 Greenwood, Kings County
Dwight Ross Elementary School (P-5), site #2
Kingston and District School (E:P-5) (F:P-5) Kingston, Kings County
Pine Ridge Middle School (E:6-8) (F:7) Kingston, Kings County
West Kings District High School (7-12) Auburn, Kings County
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About EDNET in Kings County
Under the former Kings County District School Board,
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These are very old original webpages
Annapolis Valley Regional School Board Schools by Glooscap Online
This webpage is interesting because of its age
Creating and Activating Your Own Home Page by Glooscap Online
This webpage is interesting because of its age
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St. Mary's Elementary School (P-5) Aylesford, Kings County
Somerset & District Elementary School (P-6) Somerset, Kings County
Berwick & District School (P-9) Berwick
Cambridge and District Elementary School (P-6) Cambridge Station, Kings County
Central Kings Rural High School (8-12) Cambridge Station, Kings County
Coldbrook and District School (P-8) Coldbrook, Kings County
Northeast Kings Educational Centre (10-12) Canning, Kings County
Aldershot Elementary School (P-6) Kentville
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Kings County Academy (P-8) Kentville
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Valley Community Learning Association Kentville
New Minas Elementary School (P-5) New Minas, Kings County
Evangeline Middle School (6-8) New Minas, Kings County
Highbury Education Centre New Minas, Kings County
Horton High School (9-12), site #1 Greenwich, Kings County
Horton High School (9-12), site #2
Horton High School (9-12), site #3
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Wolfville School (P-9) Wolfville
Port Williams Elementary School (P-5), site #1 Port Williams, Kings County
Port Williams Elementary School (P-5), site #2
Gaspereau Valley Elementary School (P-6) Gaspereau, Kings County
L.E. Shaw Elementary School (P-6) Avonport, Kings County
Hantsport School (P-6), site #1 Hantsport, Kings County
Hantsport School (P-6), site #2
Falmouth District School (P-6) Falmouth, Hants County
Windsor Forks District School (P-6) Windsor Forks, Hants County
Three Mile Plains District School (P-6) Three Mile Plains, Hants County
Avon View High School (10-12) Windsor
The new Avon View High School began operation (teaching students) in September 2003, but the official opening ceremony was held a year later, on 29 September 2004. Avon View HS replaced the old Windsor Regional High School and Hants West Rural High School.
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Windsor Regional High School (10-12) Windsor
The Windsor Regional High School closed at the end of June 2003, and the building was demolished in 2005, but on 29 November 2006 the WRHS website was still in operation – "Site last updated on Friday, August 08, 2003".
Newport Station District Elementary School (P-6) Newport Station (Brooklyn), Hants County
Brooklyn District Elementary School (P-6) Newport Station (Brooklyn), Hants County
Hants West Rural High School (7-12) Brooklyn, Hants County
Hants West Rural High School ceased operating as a high school in June 2003, and was officially closed on 5 July 2003. Beginning in September 2003, local students attending grades 10-12 went to the new Avon View High School in Windsor. The former Hants West Rural High School building was converted to West Hants Middle School (7-9), which opened for classes in September 2003.
After Hants West Rural High School closed, its website remained in operation;
it was
still available on 9 January 2007 – "Last Updated : December 12, 99".
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Aspotogan Consolidated Elementary School (P-5) Mill Cove, Lunenburg County
Big Tancook Elementary School (P-5) Great Tancook Island, Lunenburg County
One of the very few remaining one-room schools, with an excellent website.
Chester District School (P-5) Chester, Lunenburg County
Chester Area Middle School (6-9), site #1 Chester, Lunenburg County
Chester Area Middle School (6-9), site #2
Forest Heights Community School (10-12) Chester Grant, Lunenburg County
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New Ross Consolidated School (P-9) New Ross, Lunenburg County
Gold River-Western Shore School (P-5) Western Shore, Lunenburg County
Bayview Community School (P-9) Mahone Bay
Lunenburg Academy (P-5) Lunenburg
Lunenburg Academy – an elementary school (P-5) operates on the first and second floors...
Lunenburg Academy Foundation
Lunenburg Junior-Senior High School (6-12) Lunenburg
Riverport & District Elementary School (P-6) Riverport, Lunenburg County
Centre Consolidated School (P-9) Centre, Lunenburg County
Bridgewater Elementary School (P-6) Bridgewater
Bridgewater Junior-Senior High School (7-12), site #1 Bridgewater
Bridgewater Junior-Senior High School (7-12), site #2
Park View Education Centre (10-12) Bridgewater
Verge House Transition Program Bridgewater
South Shore Alternate School Bridgewater
Newcombville Elementary School (P-6) Newcombville, Lunenburg County
Hebbville Academy (P-9) Hebbville, Lunenburg County
West Northfield Elementary School (P-6) West Northfield, Lunenburg County
New Germany Elementary School (P-6) New Germany, Lunenburg County
The New Germany Elementary School website went online 5 March 2002.
New Germany Rural High School (7-12) New Germany, Lunenburg County
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Pentz Elementary Consolidated School (P-6) Pentz, Lunenburg County
Petite Riviere Elementary School (P-6) Petite Riviere, Lunenburg County
North Queens Elementary School (P-6) Caledonia, Queens County
North Queens Elementary School was destroyed by fire on 14 September 2006.
North Queens Rural High School (7-12) Caledonia, Queens County
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Mill Village Consolidated School (P-6) Mill Village, Queens County
Greenfield Elementary School (P-6) Greenfield, Queens County
Dr. John C. Wickwire Academy (P-6) Liverpool
South Queens Junior High School (7-9) Liverpool
Liverpool Regional High School (E: 10-12) (F: 10-12) Liverpool
Gorham Memorial Education Centre Liverpool
Gorham Education Centre, Middle Level Transition Program Liverpool
Lockeport Elementary School (P-6) Lockeport
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Lockeport Regional High School (10-12) Lockeport
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Hillcrest Academy (P-6) Shelburne
Shelburne Regional High School (7-12) Shelburne
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Forest Ridge Academy (P-7) Barrington, Shelburne County
Barrington Municipal High School (7-12) Barrington Passage, Shelburne County
This website began operation on 24 May 1996.
The new Barrington Municipal High School – which opened its doors to students in Spring 2006 – was officially opened on 30 October 2006. The new school replaces the old Barrington High School, which was closed and demolished.
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Cape Sable Island Elementary School (3-6) Centreville, Shelburne County
Clark's Harbour Elementary School (P-3) Clark's Harbour, Shelburne County
Evelyn Richardson Memorial Elementary School (P-6) Shag Harbour, Shelburne County
Maple Grove Education Centre (6-9), site #1 Hebron, Yarmouth County
Maple Grove Education Centre (6-9), site #2
Drumlin Heights Consolidated School (P-12) Glenwood, Yarmouth County
Plymouth School (E:P-8) (F:P-6) Plymouth, Yarmouth County
Arcadia Consolidated School (P-6) Arcadia, Yarmouth County
This website began operation on 25 February 2003.
Carleton Consolidated School (P-6) Carleton, Yarmouth County
South Centennial Elementary School (P-6) Yarmouth
Yarmouth Central Elementary School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Yarmouth
Yarmouth Junior High School (7-9) Yarmouth
This website began operation on 11 May 2001.
Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School (10-12), site #1 Yarmouth
Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School (10-12), site #2
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Meadowfields Community School (P-6) Yarmouth
Port Maitland Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Port Maitland, Yarmouth County
North Highlands Elementary School (P-6) Bay St. Lawrence, Victoria County
North Highlands Elementary opened in September 2000, replacing Dingwall Elementary and Highland Consolidated. It serves students from Meat Cove to Smelt Brook.
Cabot Junior-Senior High School (7-12), site #1 Neil's Harbour, Victoria County
Cabot Junior-Senior High School (7-12), site #2
Cabot High School, Neil's Harbour, is the only 100% bused school in Nova Scotia.
Source: http://www.cbv.ns.ca/allan/facts.html
Cape Smokey Elementary School (P-6) Ingonish, Victoria County
Cape Smokey Elementary opened in September 2000, replacing Ingonish Beach School, Ingonish Consolidated and Neil's Harbour Elementary. It serves students from Cape Smokey to Smelt Brook.
Middle River Consolidated School (P-6) Middle River, Victoria County
Rankin School of the Narrows (5-12) Iona, Victoria County
Former name: Rankin Memorial School
New School
This time next year about 150 primary to grade 12 students will fill the classrooms at the new state-of-the-art Iona School. The new school will be energy efficient with specially glazed windows to retain heat, and it will offer improved facilities in all areas of school life, especially in physical education and music...
— excerpted from
speech by Premier Rodney MacDonald at Keltic Lodge, 24 March 2006
Boularderie Elementary School (P-6) Boularderie, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Florence Elementary School (P-6) Florence, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Ball's Creek Elementary School (P-6) Ball's Creek
Bras d'Or Elementary School (P-6) Bras d'Or, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Dr. T.L. Sullivan Junior High School (7-9), site #1 Bras d'Or, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Dr. T.L. Sullivan Junior High School (7-9), site #2
Thompson Junior High School (7-9) North Sydney
Seton Elementary School (P-6) North Sydney
Seton Elementary School (P-6) North Sydney
Seton Elementary (above) is one school,
St. Joseph's Elementary (below) is another.
They are separate schools but they share a website.
St. Joseph's Elementary School (P-6) North Sydney
a.k.a. (Official name)
St. Mary's - St. Joseph's Complex
There are two schools with almost identical names:
St. Joseph's Elementary School (above) in North Sydney,
St. Joseph Elementary School (below) in Sydney Mines.
St. Joseph Elementary School (P-6) Sydney Mines
Jubilee Elementary School (P-6) Sydney Mines
Sydney Mines Junior High School (7-9) Sydney Mines
Northside Learning Centre (7-12) Sydney Mines
Memorial Composite High School (10-12) Sydney Mines
Memorial High, Sydney Mines, is the only composite (academic and vocational) High School in the Province of Nova Scotia.
Source: http://www.cbv.ns.ca/allan/facts.html
Sydney River Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Sydney River
Coxheath Elementary School (P-6) Coxheath, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Riverview Rural High School (10-12) Coxheath, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Riverview is said to have been the first high school in Cape Breton to have a World Wide Web site; it went online on 27 March 1996.
The earliest site was hosted at
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/6396/
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George D. Lewis School (P-9) Louisbourg
Gowrie Memorial Elementary School (P-6) Port Morien, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Donkin Gowrie - Complex (P-9) Port Morien, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Bridgeport School (P-9), site #1 Glace Bay
Bridgeport School (P-9), site #2
Morrison Junior High School (7-9) Glace Bay
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John Bernard Croak School (P-6) Glace Bay
St. Annes Elementary School (P-6) Glace Bay
Glace Bay Elementary School (2-6) Glace Bay
Glace Bay High School (10-12) Glace Bay
St. Michael Junior High School (7-9) Glace Bay
Glace Bay Adult Education Centre Glace Bay
Sydney Adult Day School Sydney
Northside Adult Education Centre Sydney Mines
New Waterford Adult Education Centre New Waterford
Tompkins Elementary School (P-6) Reserve Mines, Cape Breton Regional Municipality
Macdonald Elementary School (P-6) Dominion
Mount Carmel Elementary School (P-6) New Waterford
St. Agnes Elementary School (P-6) New Waterford
Greenfield Elementary School (P-6) New Waterford
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Breton Education Centre (7-12) New Waterford
Breton Education Centre Junior High (7-9)
Breton Education Centre Senior High (10-12)
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Marion Bridge Elementary School (P-6) Marion Bridge, Cape Breton County
Riverside Elementary School (P-6) Albert Bridge, Cape Breton County
Harbourside Elementary School (P-6) Whitney Pier
Harbourside is a new P3 (Public Private Partnership) school of P-6 students located on the old Don Bosco Elementary School site in Whitney Pier.
Whitney Pier Memorial Junior High School (7-9) Whitney Pier
Membertou Elementary School (P-6) Membertou (Sydney)
Membertou Elementary School & Wallace Bernard Memorial Centre
Mira Road Elementary School (P-6) Sydney
Brookland Elementary School (P-6) Sydney
Brookland Elementary School opened for classes in September 2004,
replacing Colby, Sacred Heart, and St. Joseph schools.
The official opening ceremony was held on 7 February 2005.
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Cusack - Cornwallis - Ashby Complex (P-6) Sydney
Cornwallis Elementary School (P-3) Sydney
Ashby Elementary School (P-6) Sydney
Ashby Elementary School opened in September 2004.
Holy Angels High School (10-12) Sydney
Holy Angels High School, Sydney, is the only all-girls public school in Atlantic Canada.
Source: http://www.cbv.ns.ca/allan/facts.html
Sydney Academy (10-12) Sydney
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Sherwood Park Education Centre (7-9) Sydney
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Malcolm Munroe Memorial Junior High School (7-9) Sydney
Shipyard Elementary School (P-6) Sydney
Robin Foote Elementary School (P-6) Westmount
MacLennan Junior High School (7-9) Westmount
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Mountainview - East Bay Complex (1-6) Howie Centre, Cape Breton County
Baddeck Academy (P-12) Baddeck
Wagmatcookewey School (P-12) Baddeck
Whycocomagh Education Centre (P-12) Whycocomagh, Inverness County
Waycobah First Nation Elementary School (P-6) Whycocomagh, Inverness County
Waycobah First Nation Secondary School Whycocomagh, Inverness County
Mi'kmawey School (P-6), site #1 Chapel Island Reserve, Cape Breton
Mi'kmawey School (P-6), site #2
Mi'kmawey School
The Mi'kmawey School is situated overlooking the B'ras D'or Lake and was officially opened on 1 October 1998. The school is home to the Chapel Island Headstart program as well as grades primary to six. Following Nova Scotia, Department of Education guidelines, students take part in daily Mi'kmaq language courses and have access to the latest in technology.
Mi'kmawey School
IBM Canada's overview of the school project — lists brief history, stake holders, outcomes and contact details.
Inverness Education Centre (P-8) Inverness, Inverness County
Inverness Academy (9-12) Inverness, Inverness County
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Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre (P-8) Terre Noire, Inverness County
Cape Breton Highlands Academy (9-12) Terre Noire, Inverness County
Judique Creignish Consolidated School Judique, Inverness County
The Allan J. MacEachen International Academic and Cultural Centre Mabou
Dalbrae Academy (9-12) Mabou, Inverness County
Opened September 2000, grades 9-12 from the communities of Judique, Mabou, Port Hood, and Whycocomagh.
Dalbrae is one half of the new Allan J. MacEachen International Academic and Cultural Centre, located near Mabou.
Strathspey Place Mabou, Inverness County
Strathspey Place is the other half of the new Allan J. MacEachen Centre.
Port Hood Consolidated School (P-12) Port Hood, Inverness County
Bayview Education Centre (P-8) Port Hood, Inverness County
Richmond Academy (E:9-12) (F:9-12) Louisdale, Richmond County
East Richmond Education Centre (E:P-8) (F:P-8) St. Peter's, Richmond County
The East Richmond Education Center (EREC) is administered
as one school operating out of two sites:
Grades P-4 at the former EREEC (East Richmond Elementary Education Center) site, and
Grades 5-8 at the former SPDH (St. Peter's District High School) site.
Strait Area Education & Recreation Centre (7-12) Port Hawkesbury
SAERC Robot Development
Port Hawkesbury Elementary Port Hawkesbury
Centennial Elementary (P-4)
Senior Elementary (5-6)
Tamarac Education Centre (P-8) Port Hawkesbury
Chedabucto Education Centre (9-12) [new website] Guysborough
Guysborough Academy (9-12) [old website] Guysborough
Chedabucto Education Centre (Grade 4/5 Class M) Guysborough
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Canso Academy Canso, Guysborough County
Formerly known as Canso High School.
St. Mary's Education Centre (P-7) Sherbrooke, Guysborough County
St. Mary's Academy (8-12) Sherbrooke, Guysborough County
*** "Do you think it's fair that their is no bus transportation for the dances now?"
St. Mary's Academy Archives 1953-2003
History of Schools at Sherbrooke
Afton Adult Upgrading School Antigonish County
East Antigonish Education Centre (P-8) Monastery, Antigonish County
H. M. MacDonald Elementary School (P-6) Maryvale, Antigonish County
Rev. H. J. MacDonald School (P-6) Heatherton, Antigonish County
Dr. John Hugh Gillis Regional High School (9-12) Antigonish
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St. Andrew Junior School (E:5-8) (F:5-8) Antigonish
This is an unusual (fortunately) website – the home page does not inform the viewer what the school's name is!
Pictou Island School Pictou Island, Pictou County
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Pictou Landing First Nation School, site #1 Pictou Landing, Pictou County
Pictou Landing First Nation School, site #2
Trenton Middle School (5-9) Trenton
This school's website is a model of how not to do it. The home page never mentions the school's name or location! "Check out the Library Page for more sites" – here, the words "Library Page" should be link text. Similarly, "Black History", "Canadian Art", and "Canadian Poets" should be link texts. Etc.
North Nova Education Centre (10-12) New Glasgow
This website is believed to have started operation in December 2006.
North Nova Education Centre was
officially opened on 24 November 2003. Students in the area who previously attended one of three schools, Trenton Middle/High School, East Pictou Rural High School or New Glasgow High School, now go to North Nova.
Stellarton Middle/High School (6-12) Stellarton
Northumberland Regional High School (10-12) Westville, Pictou County
Pictou Academy Educational Foundation Pictou
Pictou Academy Archives
Pictou Academy Wikipedia
West Pictou Consolidated School (P-8), site #1 Lyon's Brook, Pictou County
West Pictou Consolidated School (P-8), site #2
River John Consolidated School (P-9), site #1 River John, Pictou County
River John Consolidated School (P-9), site #2
River John Consolidated School (P-9), site #3
Wallace Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Wallace
North Colchester High School (7-12) Tatamagouche
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Cyrus Eaton Elementary School (P-6) Pugwash
Pugwash District High School (7-12), site #1 Pugwash
Pugwash District High School (7-12), site #2
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Northport Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Northport, Cumberland County
Northport Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Saint Charles Elementary School (P-6) Amherst
Jonathan McCully Elementary School (4-6) Amherst
West Highlands Elementary School (P-6) Amherst
R. B. Dickey Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Amherst
R. B. Dickey Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Sir Charles Tupper Elementary School (P-6) Amherst
E.B. Chandler Junior High School (7-8) Amherst
This school website contains a highly desirable feature — an explanation of where the school's name came from. Many schools are named for a person, but hardly ever does the website of such a school contain any information about who the person was, or why he/she was chosen for this honour.
Amherst Regional High School (9-12) Amherst
Springhill High School (7-12) Springhill
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Parrsboro Regional Elementary School (P-6) Parrsboro
Advocate District School (P-12) Advocate Harbour, Cumberland County
Advocate District School is the smallest P-12 school in Nova Scotia.
West Colchester Consolidated School (4-9) Bass River
Bass River Elementary School (P-3) Bass River
Wentworth Elementary School (P-6) Wentworth, Cumberland County
Chiganois Elementary School (P-5) Masstown, Colchester County
Debert Elementary School (P-6) Debert, Colchester County
Bible Hill Central Elementary School (P-4) Bible Hill, Colchester County
East Court Road Elementary School (P-4) Bible Hill, Colchester County
Bible Hill Junior High School (8-9) Bible Hill, Colchester County
North River Elementary School (P-6) North River, Colchester County
New School
The construction contract for the new elementary school in Salmon River has been awarded. The successful bid was $8,100,000. School construction will begin in the spring of 2007, with 360 students expected to occupy the school in September 2008. The new elementary school in Salmon River will bring students together from Alice Street and Salmon River schools...
— excerpted from
News release 16 February 2007
Alice Street Elementary School (P-6) Truro
Willow Street Elementary School (P-6) Truro
New School
The construction contract for the new Curtis Drive elementary school in Truro has been awarded. The successful bid was $8,500,000. Construction is expected to begin in the summer of 2007, with occupancy by September 2008. The new Curtis Drive elementary school will bring about 560 students together from Princess Margaret Rose, St. Mary's, Willow Street, and Douglas Street schools...
— excerpted from
News release 16 February 2007
Redcliff Middle School (5-7) Truro
Truro Junior High School (6-9) Truro
Students, educators, and community leaders officially opened Truro Junior High 28 January 2005 with a ceremony in the school gymnasium. The $11.3-million school opened in September 2004 to more than 500 students from Grade 6 to Grade 9.
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Central Colchester Junior High School (7-9) Truro
Chignecto Virtual High School: Learning in the Virtual High School
Cobequid Educational Centre (10-12) Truro
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Brookfield Junior High School (7-9) Brookfield, Colchester County
South Colchester Academy (7-12) Brookfield, Colchester County
South Colchester Academy was opened officially on 1 December 2003, replacing the old South Colchester High School.
Hants East Rural High School (7-12) Milford Station, Hants County
Hants North Rural High School (7-12) Kennetcook, Hants County
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Indian Brook First Nations School (K-12), site #1 Indian Brook, Halifax Regional Municipality
Indian Brook First Nations School (K-12), site #2
Oldfield Consolidated School (P-6) Enfield, Halifax Regional Municipality
Enfield District School (P-6) Enfield, Halifax Regional Municipality
A brief history of Enfield schools
Musquodoboit Valley Education Centre (P-6) Middle Musquodoboit, Halifax Regional Municipality
In January 2000, students from the former Musquodoboit Consolidated Elementary School (mces) moved into a new school building, the Musquodoboit Valley Education Centre (mvec).
Musquodoboit Rural High School (7-12) Middle Musquodoboit, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Eastern Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Moser River, Halifax Regional Municipality
New School
Scheduled to open in September 2007
New School
Scheduled to open in September 2007
Eastern Shore District High School (10-12) Musquodoboit Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Sheet Harbour Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Sheet Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Duncan MacMillan High School (7-12) Sheet Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Harbourside Elementary School (P-3) Owl's Head, Halifax Regional Municipality
Gaetz Brook Junior High School (7-9) Head of Chezzetcook, Halifax Regional Municipality
Lakeview – West Chezzetcook School (P-6) Porter's Lake, Halifax Regional Municipality
O'Connell Drive Elementary School (P-6) Porter's Lake, Halifax Regional Municipality
Lakefront Consolidated Elementary School (P-6) Tangier, Halifax Regional Municipality
Ross Road Elementary & Junior High School (P-9) Lawrencetown, Halifax Regional Municipality
Atlantic View Elementary School (P-5) Lawrencetown, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Graham Creighton Junior High School (E:7-9) (F:7-9) Cherry Brook, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Nelson Whynder School (P-6) North Preston, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Schools of the Past:
William Ross Elementary (P-6)
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Maple Ridge Elementary School (P-5) Lantz, Halifax Regional Municipality
Riverside Education Centre (6-8) Milford, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Holland Road Elementary School (P-6) Wellington, Halifax Regional Municipality
Dutch Settlement Elementary School (P-6) Dutch Settlement, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Ash Lee Jefferson Elementary School (P-6) Fall River, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Georges P. Vanier Junior High School (7-8) Fall River, Halifax Regional Municipality
Lockview High School (9-12) Fall River, Halifax Regional Municipality
Waverley Memorial & L.C. Skerry Schools (4-6) Waverley, Halifax Regional Municipality
New School
Replacement for Waverley Memorial & L.C. Skerry Schools.
Construction is scheduled to begin in 2007, to be completed by September 2009.
Bell Park Academic Centre (P-6) Lake Echo, Halifax Regional Municipality
Bel Ayr Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Joseph Giles Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Humber Park School (P-6) Dartmouth
Alderney Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
John MacNeil Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
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Northbrook School (P-6) Dartmouth
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"Northbrook School is scheduled to close on 31 July 2002."
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remains in operation, and the hit counter still works.
Ian Forsyth School (P-6) Dartmouth
Brookhouse Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
John Martin Junior High School (7-9)
John Martin Junior High School Band
Portland Estates Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Hawthorn Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Ellenvale Junior High School (7-9) Dartmouth
Eric Graves Memorial Junior High School Dartmouth
This school website contains a highly desirable feature — an explanation of where the school's name came from. Many schools are named for a person, but hardly ever does the website of such a school contain any information about who the person was, or why he/she was chosen for this honour.
Colonel John Stuart Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Admiral Westphal Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
This school website contains a highly desirable feature —
an explanation of where the school's name came from. Many schools are named for a person, but hardly ever does the website of such a school contain any information about who the person was, or why he/she was chosen for this honour.
Admiral Westphal Elementary School Wikipedia
Prince Arthur Junior High School (7-9) Dartmouth
Prince Andrew High School (10-12), new website Dartmouth
Prince Andrew High School (10-12), old website
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George Bissett Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Tallahassee Community School Eastern Passage, Halifax Regional Municipality
History of CSS Tallahassee
(CSS: Confederate States Ship)
Oceanview Elementary School (P-4) Eastern Passage, Halifax Regional Municipality
Seaside Elementary School (5-6) Eastern Passage
Eastern Passage Education Centre (7-9) Eastern Passage, Halifax Regional Municipality
Robert Kemp Turner Elementary School (P-6) Cole Harbour
Sir Robert Borden Junior High School (7-9) Cole Harbour
Cole Harbour District High School (10-12) Cole Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH Mr. Ron MacDonald (Dartmouth, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, today marks the last day of Black History Month (of February 1995). As the member of Parliament for Dartmouth I am proud to say that I represent the largest indigenous black communities in Canada, in Preston, North Preston, Cherrybrook and Lake Loon. The Preston communities have a rich and compelling history. It has contributed greatly to the culture of Nova Scotia and indeed all of Canada. Unfortunately for the rest of the country, much of this cultural heritage has been unwritten, instead being passed on from generation to generation by word of mouth. Students of Cole Harbour High have sought to change this by using modern communications technologies. As a project for Black History Month students have created a site on the Internet's world wide web to give millions of computer users across Canada and around the world a glimpse of this rich heritage. I ask the House to join with me in congratulating the students involved in this project for their tremendous efforts to bring Nova Scotia's black history to the world. — Source: Hansard, 28 February 1995 (emphasis added) Note: This is believed to be the first time ever, that the phrase "world wide web" was spoken on the floor of the House of Commons. |
Auburn Drive High School (10-12) Cole Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Astral Drive Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Astral Drive Junior High School (7-9) Cole Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Caldwell Road Elementary School (P-6) Cole Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Colby Village Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Crichton Park Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Harbour View Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Michael Wallace Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Southdale – North Woodside Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
South Woodside Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Mount Edward Elementary School (P-6) Dartmouth
Bicentennial School (P-9) Dartmouth
Caledonia Junior High School (E:7-9) (F:7-9) Dartmouth
Caledonia Junior High School Wikipedia
Dartmouth High School (10-12) Dartmouth
Dartmouth High School Music
Shannon Park Elementary School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Dartmouth
École Sunnyside Elementary School (E:P-6) (F:P-4) Bedford
Fort Sackville Elementary School (E:P-1) (F:P-1) Bedford
Waverley Road Elementary School (P-3) Bedford
Eaglewood Drive Elementary School (3-6) Bedford
Basinview Drive Community School (2-6) Bedford
Bedford South School (E:P-9) (F:7-8) Bedford
This school opened in September 2000.
Bedford Junior High School (7-9), site #1 Bedford
Bedford Junior High School (7-9), site #2
Charles P. Allen High School (10-12) Bedford
Charles P. Allen Library
Charles Pillsbury Allen
Charles P. Allen High School – Stained Glass Window
Charles P. Allen High School Wikipedia
Flexible Learning & Education Centres [FLECs] Bedford
(Formerly known as Adult High School.)
École Gertrude Parker Elementary School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
This school website contains a highly desirable feature — an explanation of where the school's name came from. Many schools are named for a person, but hardly ever does the website of such a school contain any information about who the person was, or why he/she was chosen for this honour.
Sycamore Lane Elementary School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Smokey Drive Elementary School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
This school provides a map in its website, to show the viewer where it is located — an enlightened policy which I wish more schools would emulate.
Caudle Park Elementary School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Hillside Park Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Hillside Park Elementary School (P-6), site #2
A.J. Smeltzer Junior High School (7-9) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Leslie Thomas Junior High School (7-9) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Cavalier Drive School (P-9) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Sackville Heights Elementary School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Sackville High School (10-12) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Harry R. Hamilton Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Middle Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Harry R. Hamilton Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Millwood Elementary School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Millwood High School (10-12) Middle Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
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Sackville Heights Junior High School (7-9) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Sackville Centennial School (P-6) Lower Sackville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Kingswood Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Hammonds Plains, Halifax Regional Municipality
This website started operation on 23 February 2005.
Kingswood Elementary School opened for classes in September 2005.
Kingswood Elementary School (P-6), site #2 (HRSB new school webpage)
Hammonds Plains Consolidated School (P-4) Hammonds Plains, Halifax Regional Municipality
Madeline Symonds Middle School (5-9) Hammonds Plains, Halifax Regional Municipality
Beaver Bank Kinsac Elementary School (P-6) Beaver Bank, Halifax Regional Municipality
Beaver Bank-Monarch Drive Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Lower Sackville
Beaver Bank-Monarch Drive Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Harold T. Barrett Junior High School (E:7-8) (F:7-8) Beaver Bank, Halifax Regional Municipality
Shatford Memorial Elementary School (P-6) Hubbards, Halifax Regional Municipality
St. Margaret's Bay Elementary School (P-6) Head of St. Margarets Bay, Halifax Regional Municipality
Tantallon Elementary School (P-6) Upper Tantallon, Halifax Regional Municipality
East St. Margaret's Elementary School (P-6) Indian Harbour, Halifax Regional Municipality
Atlantic Memorial Terence Bay Elementary School (P-5) Terence Bay, Halifax Regional Municipality
The History of Atlantic Memorial Terence Bay School
Sambro – Ketch Harbour Elementary School (P-6) Sambro, Halifax Regional Municipality
Harrietsfield Elementary School (P-6) Harrietsfield, Halifax Regional Municipality
Central Spryfield School (P-6) Spryfield, Halifax Regional Municipality
Herring Cove Junior High School (7-9) Herring Cove, Halifax Regional Municipality
École Five Bridges Junior High School (E:7-9) (F:7-9), site #1 Hubley, Halifax Regional Municipality
École Five Bridges Junior High School (E:7-9) (F:7-9), site #2
The old Sir John A. Macdonald High School.
Sir John A. MacDonald High School (10-12) Hubley, Halifax Regional Municipality
This new Sir John A. Macdonald High School, located at Exit 5 off Highway 103, was officially opened on 20 October 2006. (The name was transferred from from the old to the new school.) The old Sir John A. Macdonald High School building is now called Five Bridges Junior High School.
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École Beechville Lakeside Timberlea School (P-5) Timberlea, Halifax Regional Municipality
Ridgecliff Middle School (6-9) Beechville, Halifax Regional Municipality
Prospect Road Elementary School (P-5) Hatchet Lake, Halifax Regional Municipality
Brookside Junior High School (6-9) Hatchet Lake, Halifax Regional Municipality
William King Elementary School (P-6) Herring Cove, Halifax Regional Municipality
Cornwallis Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
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Highland Park Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
New School
Replacement for St. Mary's School, Inglis Street School, LeMarchant-St. Thomas School and the Beaufort School Annex. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2007, to be completed by September 2009.
Inglis Street Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
This school's name was changed in June 1999,
to Inglis St. Elementary School from St. Francis Elementary School.
École Burton Ettinger Elementary School (P-6), site #1 Halifax
École Burton Ettinger Elementary School (P-6), site #2
Rockingstone Heights Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
Westmount School (P-6) Halifax
Cunard Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
École Oxford School (E:P-9) (F:7-9) Halifax
Sir Charles Tupper Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
Elizabeth Sutherland School (P-9) Halifax
St. Patrick's - Alexandra School (P-9) Halifax
St. Agnes Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
St. Mary's Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
History of St. Mary's School
École St. Catherine's School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Halifax
École LeMarchant St. Thomas School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Halifax
Joseph Howe Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
This school provides a map in its website, to show the viewer where it is located — an enlightened policy which I wish more schools would emulate. (It would be even better if the map's street names were legible.)
Fairview Heights Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
École Fairview Junior High School (E:7-9) (F:7-9) Halifax
St. Stephen's Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
Duc D'Anville Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
Park West Elementary School (E:P-9) (F:7-9) Halifax
New School
Scheduled completion date: September 2007. This school, the replacement for the existing Queen Elizabeth and St. Patrick's High Schools, was originally scheduled for completion in Spring 2007, but demolition of the existing Community College building on Bell Road took longer than expected.
Queen Elizabeth High School (10-12) Halifax
QEH Family of Schools
St. Patrick's High School (10-12) Halifax
J.L. Ilsley High School (10-12) Halifax
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Halifax West High School (10-12) Halifax
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Gorsebrook Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
Clayton Park Junior High School (7-9) Halifax
École John W. MacLeod (E:2-6)(F:2-6) – Fleming Tower School (E:P-1)(F:P-1) Halifax
Springvale Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
École St. Joseph's – Alexander McKay School (E:P-6) (F:P-6) Halifax
École Chebucto Heights Elementary School (P-6) Halifax
École Rockingham School (P-6) Halifax
École Belleville (P-8) Belleville, Yarmouth County
École Buttes-Amirault (P-8) Tusket, Yarmouth County
École secondaire de Par-en-Bas (9-12) Tusket, Yarmouth County
École Pubnico-Ouest (P-8) West Pubnico, Yarmouth County
École Sainte-Anne-du-Ruisseau (9-12) Sainte-Anne-du-Ruisseau, Yarmouth County
École Wedgeport (P-8) Wedgeport, Yarmouth County
École Saint-Albert (P-7) Salmon River, Digby County
École Stella-Maris (P-7) Meteghan, Digby County
École secondaire de Clare (8-12) Meteghan River, Digby County
École Jean-Marie-Gay (P-7) Saulnierville, Digby County
École Joseph-Dugas (P-7) Church Point, Digby County
École Rose des Vents (P-12) Greenwood, Kings County
This school's name was changed on 13 December 2001,
from École R.C. Gordon to École Rose des Vents.
École de la Rive-Sud (P-7) Blockhouse, Lunenburg County
École du Carrefour du Grand-Havre (7-12) Dartmouth
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École Beaubassin (P-7) Halifax
École Grosvenor-Wentworth Park School (P-6) Halifax
École Bois-Joli (P-6) Dartmouth
École acadienne de Truro (P-6) Truro
École acadienne de Pomquet (P-6) Pomquet, Antigonish County
École NDA de Cheticamp (P-12) Cheticamp, Inverness County
École Beau-Port (P-12) Arichat, Richmond County
Centre scolaire Étoile de l'Acadie (P-12) Sydney
Armbrae Academy (P-12) Halifax
Bedford Academy (P-9) Bedford, Halifax Regional Municipality
Bridgeway Academy Dartmouth
Churchill Academy Dartmouth
Creative Kids Education Centre (P-4) Hammonds Plains, Halifax Regional Municipality
Crossroads Academy (P-6) Tantallon, Halifax Regional Municipality
East Coast School of Languages Halifax
Fairfield School (4-19 years old) Wolfville
German Heritage Language School Halifax
Halifax Christian Academy (P-12) Halifax
Halifax Grammar School (P-12) Halifax
Halifax Independent School (P-9) Halifax
Kings County Christian School (P-9) Cambridge Station, Kings County
King's-Edgehill School (7-12) Windsor
Kingston Bible College Academy Kingston, Kings County
Kings View Academy (7-12) Halifax
Lake Charles Academy (P) Dartmouth
Landmark East School (11-19 years old) Wolfville
Maritime Muslim Academy (P-12) Halifax
Sacred Heart School (P-12) Halifax
Sandy Lake Academy (P-12) Bedford, Halifax Regional Municipality
Shambhala School (P-12) Halifax
South Shore Waldorf School (K-6) Blockhouse, Lunenburg County
Kings Regional Rehabilitation Centre Waterville, Kings County
Learning Disabilities Association of Nova Scotia Halifax
Citizens for A Safe Learning Environment Halifax
This school was closed in June 2003.
This school was closed in June 2004.
Colby, St. Joseph and Sacred Heart schools were closed in June 2004, replaced by Brookland Elementary School which opened for classes in September 2004.
MacDonald High School closed in November 2002 because of dangerous subsidence (collapse of an old mineshaft under the school).
The building was demolished in 2004.
This school was closed in June 2002.
South Colchester High School was replaced by South Colchester Academy, opened officially on 1 December 2003.
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This school was closed in July 1996.
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New Glasgow High closed in July 2003, replaced by North Nova Education Centre.
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Notting Park School was closed in July 2002 and the property was sold.
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In June 2001, the Braemore Centre of Excellence was opened in the building formerly known as the Braemore Elementary School. In March 2005, the building was scheduled to be demolished.
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Champlain Elementary School opened in September 2000, replacing the Annapolis West Elementary and Parker's Cove Consolidated Schools, which both closed in June of 2000.
Mary Lawson School was closed in July 2001.
When Mary Lawson Elementary School closed its doors in 2001, Admiral Westphal Junior High was made into an elementary school
Cornwallis District High School was closed in July 2001, replaced by Northeast Kings.
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This school was closed in June 2000, replaced by Cape Breton Highlands Academy.
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This school was closed in July 2000.
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East Pictou Rural High closed in July 2003, replaced by North Nova Education Centre.
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This school's name was changed in June 1999, from St. Francis Elementary School to Inglis St. Elementary School.
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Southwest Regional School Board Yarmouth
With approval of Bill 47 in June 2000, the Southwest Regional School Board was split into two district school boards — the South Shore District School Board comprising Lunenburg and Queens Counties, and the Tri-County District School Board comprising Shelburne, Yarmouth and Digby Counties.
Effective 1 August 2004, the Southwest Regional School Board was officially split into the South Shore Regional and Tri-County Regional School Boards.
The earlier split in 2000 was experimental. The later split in 2004 implemented the split permanently.
South Shore Regional School Board Lunenburg and Queens Counties
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Bridgewater Teachers' Center Bridgewater
Yarmouth Teacher's Professional Centre Yarmouth
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Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board Sydney
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Strait Regional School Board Port Hastings
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Chignecto-Central Regional School Board Truro
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Halifax Regional School Board Halifax
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Halifax Teachers' Center Halifax
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Potlotek Board of Education Chapel Island
The Potlotek Board of Education is responsible for the Chapel Island Day Care, the Chapel Island Headstart, the Mi'kmawey School, all students (Grades Primary to Twelve) who attend Provincial schools in nearby St. Peter's and Louisdale, Nova Scotia, students attending Post-Secondary institutions, the Potlotek Community Access site, the Chapel Island Recreation department and the Etli Mawa'tasik Mi'kmawey.
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Nova Scotia Community College
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Broadband for Rural Areas
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This website was launched on 17 November 2004.
Atlantic Learning Innovations Network
Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation
Science Fairs in Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Youth Experiences in Science (NSYES)
Chemical Institute of Canada, National High School Chemistry Examination
New Brunswick Mathematics Competition for Grades 7, 8 and 9
Annual Maritime Mathematics Competition
Canadian Mathematical Olympiad
2007 Robots EAST (Exploration and Awareness of Science and Technology)
Winners: 2006 Robots EAST (Exploration and Awareness of Science and Technology)
Eighth Annual High School Programming Competition 2007
Canadian Studies: A Guide to the Sources by John D. Blackwell, Research Officer, St. Francis Xavier University, and Laurie C.C. Stanley-Blackwell, Department of History, St. Francis Xavier University
Green Schools in Nova Scotia: A-K
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