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(COWICHAN VALLEY) SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREAS Approved: January 6, 2010 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 79 (COWICHAN VALLEY) SCHOOL CATCHMENT AREAS Approved: January 6, 2010 A. COWICHAN SECONDARY CATCHMENT AREA Cowichan Secondary School: (Grades 10-12) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of Mount Prevost and Quamichan Middle Schools. 1) QUAMICHAN CATCHMENT AREA Quamichan: (Grades 7 - 9) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of Alex Aitken, Alexander, Maple Bay and Koksilah Elementary Schools. Alexander: (Grades K-6) East: To Tzouhalem and Khenipsen Roads. West: East side of the Trans Canada Highway from the Cowichan River north to the Forest Museum, but not including the Forest Museum site. North: North on Lakes Road to the intersection of Jaynes Road and includes all roads leading on to Lakes Road and Jaynes Road to that intersection. South: To the Cowichan River. Alex Aitken: (Grades K - 6) North: To Herd Road, including Kensington Estates not to include Herd Road. East: To Quamichan Lake. West: To Somenos Lake. South: To Trillium Terrace. (Lakes Road from Trillium Terrace to Herd Road, but not including Herd Road and all feeder roads.) Maple Bay: (Grades K-6) East: To Tidewater. West: Herd Road to Tom Windsor Road, but not including Tom Windsor Road or Lakes Road. North: From Tidewater along the northern (second) Hydro power line to its crossing of Richards Trail. (Does not include Jackson Valley Road.) South: All roads off Maple Bay Road to junction of Tzouhalem and Maple Bay Road. Koksilah: (Grades K - 6) South: Along old Koksilah Road not to include Doupe Road, Koksilah River to Tidewater. North: To the Cowichan River. East: To Tidewater. West: To Robertson Road. (west of Jefferies Road.) A. 2. MOUNT PREVOST CATCHMENT AREA Mt. Prevost: (Grades 7 - 9) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of Ecole Duncan, Drinkwater, Khowhemun, Somenos, and Tansor Elementary Schools. Duncan Elementary: (Grade 6 and French Immersion 2K- 6) East: To the Trans Canada Highway (west side only) West: To Inwood Creek on Menzies Road and Holmes Creek on Old Cowichan Lake Road. North: To Holmes Creek at Old Cowichan Lake Road and Trans Canada Highway South: To Holmes Creek (between Trans Canada Highway and Old Cowichan Lake Road. Khowhemun Elementary: (Grades K - 5) East: To the Trans Canada Highway (west side only) West: To Inwood Creek on Menzies Road and Holmes Creek on Old Cowichan Lake Road. North: To Holmes Creek at Old Cowichan Lake Road and Trans Canada Highway South: To Holmes Creek (between Trans Canada Highway and Old Cowichan Lake Road. Drinkwater Elementary: (Grades K - 6) East: To Trans Canada Highway between Holmes Creek and Drinkwater Road. West: To Somenos Road (east side only) between Drinkwater Road and Holmes Creek. North: Drinkwater Road (between Somenos and Trans Canada Highway). South: To Holmes Creek (between Trans Canada Highway and Old Cowichan Lake Road). Somenos Elementary: (Grades K - 6) East: On Herd Road to Tom Windsor, including Tom Windsor Road; north end of Richards Trail to Jackson Valley Road, including Jackson Valley Road. West: North of Drinkwater Road on Somenos Road, including Johnston, Mount Prevost, Fraser and Rosevear Roads. North: To Cranko Road, Mount Sicker Road, the Chemainus River west of the Trans Canada Highway and Westholme Road; north end of Richards Trail to Jackson Valley Road. South: North of Drinkwater Road to Somenos Road and north of the Forest Museum (Bell McKinnon Road, Norcross Road, etc.) Tansor: (Grades K - 6) East: To Somenos Road but not to include the east side of Somenos Road. West: All of Old Cowichan Lake Road from the intersection of Somenos Road and Old Lake Cowichan Road (Berkey's Corner) and all roads leading off Old Lake Cowichan Road including Menzies Road to Inwood Creek, Old CowichanLake Road up to but not including Stolze Road, including River Valley Road and Riverbottome Road West and all feeder roads including Culverton and Kapoor. North: On Somenos Road to Drinkwater Road but not to include Drinkwater Road or Somenos Road north of Drinkwater Road. South: To Inwood Creek on Menzies Road and Holmes Creek on Old Cowichan Lake Road. B. FRANCES KELSEY SECONDARY CATCHMENT AREA Frances Kelsey Secondary School (Grade 9-12) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas George Bonner Middle School. 1) George Bonner: Grades 6-8) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas Bench, Cobble Hill and Discovery Elementary Schools. Bench: (Grades K - 5) East: To Tidewater. West: West of the Trans Canada Highway to the boundary of School District No 79. North: To Koksilah River on Trans Canada Highway to Doupe Road on Old Koksilah Road South: Braithwaite at Telegraph Road including Fisher Road, Farnsworth and the Vanland Subdivision. To Cobble Hill Road and Trans Canada Highway but not including Cobble Hill Road. Cobble Hill: (Grades K - 5) East: To Tidewater. West: To BC Cement Road at Shawnigan Mill Bay Road (including North Deloume Road and those roads branching off Deloume Road). To Northgate Road at Shawnigan Lake Road (not including Northgate Road and Sherburn Estates). North: Along Hatch Point Road and Hutchinson Road (including all roads leading off them) to the Trans Canada Highway. North along Trans Canada Highway to Cobble Hill Road (west side of the highway), straight west to the Koksilah River. South: To School District No. 62 boundary. Ecole Mill Bay Complex: (Grades K - 5) East: To Tidewater. West: To B.C. Cement Road at Shawnigan Mill Bay Road (including North Deloume Road and those roads branching off Deloume Road). To Northgate Road at Shawnigan Lake Road (not including Northgate Road and Sherburn Estates). North: Along Hatch Point Road and Hutchinson Road (including all roads leading off them) to the Trans Canada Highway. North along Trans Canada Highway to Cobble Hill Road. (west side of the highway), straight west to the Koksilah River. South: To School District No. 62 boundary. Discovery: (Grades K - 5) East: Along the Shawnigan/Mill Bay Road to the B.C. Cement Road on the north side, but not including Deloume Road on the south. West: West Shawnigan Lake Road, Renfrew Road and including Gleneagle Road to School District No.62 boundary. North: On Shawnigan Lake Road to Northgate Road including Sherburn Estates and Thain Road to the quarry. South: To the end of Shawnigan Lake including Leachtown Road and along Old Victoria Road to the E & N crossing near Malahat Station. C. CHEMAINUS SECONDARY CATCHMENT AREA Chemainus Secondary (Grade 8 - 12) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of Chemainus Elementary, Thetis Island and Crofton Elementary Schools. Crofton: (Grades K - 7) East: To Tidewater. West: To the junction of Crofton Road and Westholme Road. North: South: South from Crofton on Osborne Bay Road to the first Hydro power lines. Chemainus Elementary: (Grades K - 7) East: To Tidewater West: To the boundary of School District No.68 (Nanaimo). North: To Stocking Creek on the Trans Canada Highway (north boundary of School District No. 79.) On the Old Island Highway to the Lagoon Bridge to the boundary of School District No 68 (Nanaimo). South: To the junction of Westholme Road and Mt. Sicker Road including the Halalt Tribes community and all roads leading off Crofton Road to Bonsall Creek. Thetis Island: (Grades K - 7) Thetis Island. D. LAKE COWICHAN SECONDARY CATCHMENT AREA Lake Cowichan Secondary: (Grade 9 - 12) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of AB Greenwell and Palsson Elementary Schools Lake Cowichan Middle: (Grades 6 - 8) Attendance area encompasses the attendance areas of AB Greenwell and Palsson Elementary Schools AB Greenwell Elementary @ Yount: (Grades K-5) West: All Roads of Youbou Road from Meades Creek Road (not including Meades Creek) to the community of Youbou North: AB Greenwell@Yount is partly bordered on the north by the Cowichan River in Lake Cowichan and by School District No 70 (Alberni) on the Youbou side South: AB Greenwell@Yount is bordered on the south by Cowichan Lake on the Youbou side Palsson Elementary: (Grades K-5) East: All roads off Lake Cowichan Road up to and including Stolz Road, not to include Riverbottom Road West or River Valley Road. West: All roads off Youbou Road up to and including Meades Creek Road. The communities of Mesachie Lake, Honeymoon Bay and Caycuse and the boundary of School District No. 70 (Alberni) South: Palsson Elementary is bordered to the south by the Cowichan River .
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