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Secondary School Options –Gifted Program Designated Secondary School Gifted English Centre Gifted French Immersion Centre A.Y. Jackson Secondary School Bell High School Bell High School Bell High School Bell High School Bell High School Brookfield High School Merivale High School Merivale High School Cairine Wilson Secondary School Lisgar C.I./Merivale H.S. Glebe C.I./Merivale H.S. Canterbury High School Merivale H.S./Lisgar C.I. Merivale High School Colonel By Secondary School Lisgar Collegiate Institute Glebe Collegiate Institute Earl of March Secondary School Bell High School Bell High School Glebe Collegiate Institute Lisgar Collegiate Institute Glebe Collegiate Institute Gloucester High School Lisgar C.I./Merivale H.S. Glebe C.I./Merivale H.S. Hillcrest High School Lisgar C.I./Merivale H.S. Glebe Collegiate Institute John McCrae Secondary School Merivale H.S./Bell H.S. Bell H.S./Merivale H.S. Lisgar Collegiate Institute Lisgar Collegiate Institute Glebe Collegiate Institute Longfields-Davidson Heights S.S. Merivale High School Merivale High School Merivale High School Merivale High School Merivale High School Nepean High School Merivale H.S. /Lisgar C.I. Merivale H.S./Glebe C.I. Osgoode Township High School Lisgar C.I./Merivale H.S. Merivale H.S./Glebe C.I. Rideau High School Lisgar Collegiate Institute Glebe Collegiate Institute Ridgemont High School Lisgar C.I./Merivale H.S. Glebe C.I./Merivale H.S. Sir Robert Borden High School Bell H.S./Merivale H.S. Bell H.S./Merivale H.S. Sir Wilfrid Laurier High School Lisgar Collegiate Institute Glebe Collegiate Institute South Carleton Secondary School Bell High School Bell High School West Carleton Secondary School Bell High School Bell High School Woodroffe High School Merivale H.S./Lisgar C.I. Merivale H.S./Glebe C.I. .

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