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List of Schools Eligible for Rural and Northern Education Fund Allocation List of Schools Eligible for Rural and Northern Education Fund Allocation Revised July 2019 Ministry of Education LIST OF SCHOOLS ELIGIBLE FOR RURAL AND NORTHERN EDUCATION FUND ALLOCATION / LISTE DES ÉCOLES ADMISSIBLES À L'AFFECTATION DE FONDS POUR L'ÉDUCATION RURALE ET DU NORD DSB NAME / CAMPUS ID / BSID / PANEL / SCHOOL NAME / ITEM NO. SFIS NO. / NO. SIIS NOM DU CONSEIL ID DU CAMPUS BDICE PALIER NOM D'ÉCOLE 1 District School Board Ontario North East 5290 05004 902292 Secondary Cochrane HS, E.s. 2 District School Board Ontario North East 10635 05004 114073 Elementary Cochrane Public School 3 District School Board Ontario North East 5439 05006 918288 Secondary Iroquois Falls SS, (Lease to DSB#56 &60a) 4 District School Board Ontario North East 24421 05006 600222 Elementary Iroquois Falls SS (Ele) 5 District School Board Ontario North East 7619 05007 919063 Secondary Kapuskasing DHS 6 District School Board Ontario North East 7620 05007 140210 Elementary KapuskasingDHS (Elem)(Diamond Jubilee PS) 7 District School Board Ontario North East 7624 05106 519294 Elementary Smooth Rocks Fall Public School 8 District School Board Ontario North East 180 05413 45578 Elementary Bertha Shaw PS 9 District School Board Ontario North East 309 05490 76104 Elementary Iroquois Falls PS (formerly Calvert Centennial PS) 10 District School Board Ontario North East 745 05792 181552 Elementary Englehart PS 11 District School Board Ontario North East 929 05900 221554 Elementary Golden Avenue PS 12 District School Board Ontario North East 1187 06059 282170 Elementary Elk Lake PS 13 District School Board Ontario North East 1256 06097 291048 Elementary Kerns PS 14 District School Board Ontario North East 1485 06252 347957 Elementary Joseph H Kennedy PS 15 District School Board Ontario North East 1620 06347 384224 Elementary New Liskeard PS - East Wing 16 District School Board Ontario North East 17132 06347 384224 Elementary New Liskeard PS - West Wing 17 District School Board Ontario North East 2288 06765 550809 Elementary Temagami PS 18 District School Board Ontario North East 5352 08204 908924 Secondary Englehart HS 19 District School Board Ontario North East 24420 08204 619738 Elementary Englehart High School (Ele) 20 District School Board Ontario North East 5667 08378 943509 Secondary Roland Michener SS 21 District School Board Ontario North East 24344 08378 428797 Elementary RMSS - Elementary 22 District School Board Ontario North East 5692 08394 946940 Secondary Timiskaming District SS 23 District School Board Ontario North East 24374 08394 50571 Elementary Timiskaming District SS - Elementary 24 District School Board Ontario North East 7614 08834 252018 Elementary Clayton Brown Public School 25 District School Board Ontario North East 24313 08834 916293 Secondary Hearst High School 26 District School Board Ontario North East 7731 08864 193771 Elementary Federal Public School 27 District School Board Ontario North East 7732 08865 97969 Elementary Central Public School 28 District School Board Ontario North East 10825 12029 920363 Secondary Kirkland Lake District Composite School 29 District School Board Ontario North East 10863 12029 296600 Elementary Kirkland Lake District Composite School - Elementary 30 Algoma District School Board 5235 05039 895270 Secondary W C Eaket SS 31 Algoma District School Board 7609 05042 900869 Secondary Chapleau Secondary School 32 Algoma District School Board 24336 05042 101214 Elementary Chapleau Elementary School 33 Algoma District School Board 208 05428 54542 Elementary Blind River PS 34 Algoma District School Board 271 05465 67679 Elementary Arthur Henderson PS 35 Algoma District School Board 698 05760 165042 Elementary Echo Bay Central PS 36 Algoma District School Board 800 05823 195200 Elementary Mountain View PS 37 Algoma District School Board 969 05930 230561 Elementary Greenwood PS 38 Algoma District School Board 1946 06556 468339 Elementary R M Moore PS 39 Algoma District School Board 2219 06724 530603 Elementary St Joseph Island Central S 40 Algoma District School Board 2279 06759 548413 Elementary Tarentorus PS 41 Algoma District School Board 5206 08118 891347 Secondary Central Algoma SS 42 Algoma District School Board 24241 08118 137967 Elementary Central Algoma SS (Intermediate) 43 Algoma District School Board 24624 08118 285552 Elementary Central Algoma Elementary School 44 Algoma District School Board 2300 08659 551660 Elementary Thessalon PS (Annex- Federation St) 45 Algoma District School Board 6288 08659 551660 Elementary Thessalon PS 46 Algoma District School Board 7600 08827 515396 Elementary Sir James Dunn P.S. 47 Algoma District School Board 7601 08828 926086 Secondary Michipicoten HS 48 Algoma District School Board 11272 12215 368490 Elementary Missarenda Consolidated PS 49 Algoma District School Board 14497 18016 264750 Elementary Hornepayne JK-12 School (Elementary) 50 Algoma District School Board 17562 18016 917370 Secondary Hornepayne JK-12 School (Secondary) 51 Rainbow District School Board 5357 05035 909319 Secondary Espanola HS (Perpetual lease to DSB61) 52 Rainbow District School Board 24499 05035 185930 Elementary New AB Ellis Public School 53 Rainbow District School Board 996 05215 237582 Elementary Markstay PS 54 Rainbow District School Board 105 05360 26590 Elementary Assiginack PS 55 Rainbow District School Board 298 05480 73393 Elementary C R Judd PS 56 Rainbow District School Board 331 05505 85618 Elementary Central Manitoulin PS 57 Rainbow District School Board 422 05579 101478 Elementary Charles C McLean PS 58 Rainbow District School Board 517 05640 125261 Elementary Monetville PS 59 Rainbow District School Board 574 05675 136964 Elementary Robert H Murray PS 60 Rainbow District School Board 608 05694 145807 Elementary Larchwood PS 61 Rainbow District School Board 1373 06175 314676 Elementary Little Current PS 62 Rainbow District School Board 2075 06637 496154 Elementary S Geiger PS 63 Rainbow District School Board 5483 08280 311944 Elementary Levack PS (Form. DHS) 64 Rainbow District School Board 5492 08286 923354 Secondary Lively DSS 65 Rainbow District School Board 11138 08286 116646 Elementary Lively Secondary Elementary Program 66 Rainbow District School Board 11335 08286 314935 Elementary Walden Public School 67 Rainbow District School Board 5505 08293 924679 Secondary Manitoulin SS 68 Rainbow District School Board 11281 12211 26336 Elementary M W Moore Public School 69 Rainbow District School Board 11290 12211 924598 Secondary M W Moore Secondary School 70 Near North District School Board 5686 05020 946109 Secondary Northern SS (Part Lease to DSB#56) 71 Near North District School Board 10695 05020 536326 Elementary White Woods PS 72 Near North District School Board 5511 05036 925179 Secondary F J McElligott SS 73 Near North District School Board 22952 05036 88309 Elementary F J McElligott Intermediate School 74 Near North District School Board 91 05353 20540 Elementary Argyle PS 75 Near North District School Board 253 05457 63568 Elementary Britt PS 76 Near North District School Board 308 05489 76074 Elementary M T Davidson S 77 Near North District School Board 770 05804 190411 Elementary Evergreen Heights Education Centre 78 Near North District School Board 806 05826 196169 Elementary Ferris Glen PS 79 Near North District School Board 1416 06203 328278 Elementary Mactier PS 80 Near North District School Board 1420 06207 328588 Elementary Magnetawan Central PS 81 Near North District School Board 1489 06255 348732 Elementary Mattawa District PS 82 Near North District School Board 1499 06262 351202 Elementary McDougall PS 83 Near North District School Board 1633 06355 385263 Elementary South Shore Education Centre 84 Near North District School Board 1635 06357 400475 Elementary Nobel PS 85 Near North District School Board 2108 06659 505820 Elementary Mapleridge Sr PS 86 Near North District School Board 2187 06702 523712 Elementary South River PS 87 Near North District School Board 2258 06748 542172 Elementary Sundridge Centennial PS 88 Near North District School Board 2495 06900 605220 Elementary Whitestone Lake Central S 89 Near North District School Board 5581 08334 934275 Secondary Parry Sound HS 90 Near North District School Board 24395 08334 437329 Elementary Parry Sound Intermediate School 91 Near North District School Board 6379 08707 441945 Elementary Phelps Central School 92 Near North District School Board 9556 10197 271128 Elementary Humphrey Central PS 93 Near North District School Board 16843 19022 943630 Secondary Almaguin Highlands SS (new school) 94 Near North District School Board 24393 19394 420428 Elementary Parry Sound Public School 95 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 5942 05121 918113 Secondary Ignace School (Sec) 96 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 9475 05121 275026 Elementary Ignace School (Elem) 97 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 1962 05149 478997 Elementary Red Lake Madsen PS 98 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 120 05374 30759 Elementary Golden Learning Centre 99 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 669 05742 157503 Elementary Ear Falls PS 100 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 17731 06589 486663 Elementary Open Roads Public School 101 Keewatin-Patricia District School Board 2364 06815 570516 Elementary Lillian Berg PS Page 1 LIST OF SCHOOLS ELIGIBLE FOR RURAL AND NORTHERN EDUCATION FUND ALLOCATION / LISTE DES ÉCOLES ADMISSIBLES À L'AFFECTATION DE FONDS POUR L'ÉDUCATION RURALE ET DU NORD DSB NAME / CAMPUS ID / BSID / PANEL / SCHOOL NAME / ITEM NO. SFIS NO. / NO. SIIS NOM DU CONSEIL ID DU CAMPUS BDICE PALIER
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