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Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Board Year Board Name School Code Code 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 639 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 228 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 512 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 248 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 513 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 63 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 705 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 746 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 133 2020-2021 52 Strait Regional Centre for Education 934 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 317 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 925 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 739 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 749 Page 1 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information School Name Mail Address Line 1 A. G. Baillie Memorial School 477 Victoria Ave Ext. A. J. Smeltzer Junior High 46 Prince Street Admiral Westphal Elementary 6 Fourth Street Advocate District School PO Box 62 Alderney Elementary 2 Penhorn Drive Aldershot Elementary School 446 Aldershot Rd Amherst Regional High 190 Willow Street Annapolis East Elementary School PO Box 640 Annapolis West Education Centre PO Box 399 Antigonish Education Centre 30 Appleseed Dr Ash Lee Jefferson Elementary 10 Lockview Road Aspotogan Consolidated Elementary School 105 Parkwood Drive Astral Drive Elementary 236 Astral Drive Astral Drive Junior High 238 Astral Drive Page 2 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Mailing Postal Civic Address Line Mail Address Line 2 Civic Address Line 1 Code 2 New Glasgow B2H 1X1 477 Victoria Ave Ext. New Glasgow Lower Sackville B4C 1L1 46 Prince Street Lower Sackville Dartmouth B2X 3A5 6 Fourth Street Dartmouth Advocate Harbour B0M 1A0 3521 Highway 209 Advocate Dartmouth B2Y 3K1 2 Penhorn Drive Dartmouth Kentville B4N 3A1 446 Aldershot Rd Kentville Amherst B4H 3W5 190 Willow Street Amherst Middleton B0S 1P0 325 Marshall St Middleton Annapolis Royal B0S 1A0 100 Champlain Dr Annapolis Royal Antigonish B2G 3B6 30 Appleseed Dr Antigonish Fall River B2T 1J1 10 Lockview Road Fall River Mill Cove B0J 1T0 105 Parkwood Drive Mill Cove Dartmouth B2V 1B8 236 Astral Drive Dartmouth Dartmouth B2V 1B8 238 Astral Drive Dartmouth Page 3 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Civic Postal Code Telephone Fax Email georeference B2H 1X1 902-755-8240 902-755-8255 [email protected] POINT (-62.657203 45.595085) B4C 1L1 902-864-6846 902-864-6852 [email protected] POINT (-63.670824 44.765331) B2X 3A5 902-435-8305 902-435-1749 [email protected] POINT (-63.54535 44.686077) B0M 1A0 902-392-3400 902-392-3401 [email protected] POINT (-64.788232 45.34086) B2Y 3K1 902-464-2040 902-464-2686 [email protected] POINT (-63.546125 44.679481) B4N 3A1 902-690-3820 902-690-3823 [email protected] POINT (-64.499822 45.090757) B4H 3W5 902-661-2540 902-661-2535 [email protected] POINT (-64.188628 45.829855) B0S 1P0 902-825-5330 902-825-5333 [email protected] POINT (-65.066761 44.946525) B0S 1A0 902-532-3150 902-532-3160 [email protected] POINT (-65.503607 44.740342) B2G 3B6 902-867-8800 902-867-8804 [email protected] POINT (-62.010332 45.61492) B2T 1J1 902-860-4163 902-860-4191 [email protected] POINT (-63.615865 44.817675) B0J 1T0 902-857-2600 902-857-2601 [email protected] POINT (-64.072092 44.589969) B2V 1B8 902-462-8500 902-462-8600 [email protected] POINT (-63.480598 44.654699) B2V 1B8 902-462-8700 902-462-6047 [email protected] POINT (-63.47953 44.653643) Page 4 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 425 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 326 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 97 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 993 2020-2021 51 Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education 96 2020-2021 59 Tri-County Regional Centre for Education 167 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 104 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 926 2020-2021 52 Strait Regional Centre for Education 932 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 304 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 752 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 268 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 937 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 291 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 290 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 514 Page 5 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Atlantic Memorial Terence Bay Elementary 3591 Prospect Road Atlantic View Elementary 3391 Lawrencetown Road Auburn Drive High 300 Auburn Drive Avon View High School PO Box 700 Baddeck Academy PO Box #310 Barrington Municipal High School 536 Oak Park Rd Basinview Drive Community 273 Basinview Drive Bayview Community School PO Box 160 Bayview Education Centre PO Box 6 Beaver Bank Kinsac Elementary 28 Kinsac Road Beaver Bank Monarch Drive Elementary 38 Monarch Drive Bedford and Forsyth Education Centres 1658 Bedford Highway Suite 0070 Bedford South 2 Oceanview Drive Beechville Lakeside Timberlea Junior Elementary 22 James Street Beechville Lakeside Timberlea Senior Elementary 24 James Street Bel Ayr Elementary 4 Bell Street Page 6 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Shad Bay B3T 1Z3 3591 Prospect Road Shad Bay Lawrencetown B2Z 1R5 3391 Lawrencetown Road Lawrencetown Dartmouth B2W 6E9 300 Auburn Drive Dartmouth Windsor B0N 2T0 225 Payzant Dr Windsor Baddeck B0E 1B0 320 Shore Rd Baddeck Barrington B0W 1E0 536 Oak Park Rd. Barrington Bedford B4A 3X8 273 Basinview Drive Bedford Mahone Bay B0J 2E0 110 Clearway Street Mahone Bay Port Hood B0E 2W0 133 Company Rd Port Hood Beaver Bank B4G 1C5 28 Kinsac Road Beaver Bank Beaver Bank B4E 3A5 38 Monarch Drive Beaver Bank Bedford B4A 2X9 1658 Bedford Highway Suite 0070 Bedford Bedford B4A 4J6 2 Oceanview Drive Bedford Timberlea B3T 1G9 22 James Street Timberlea Timberlea B3T 1G9 24 James Street Timberlea Dartmouth B2W 2P3 4 Bell Street Dartmouth Page 7 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information B3T 1Z3 902-852-2166 902-852-5514 [email protected] POINT (-63.77577 44.522842) B2Z 1R5 902-464-5245 902-464-5246 [email protected] POINT (-63.376196 44.668431) B2W 6E9 902-462-6900 902-462-6950 [email protected] POINT (-63.483561 44.688337) B0N 2T0 902-792-6740 902-792-6762 [email protected] POINT (-64.118877 44.980126) B0E 1B0 902-295-2359 902-295-1263 [email protected] POINT (-60.758811 46.095723) B0W 1E0 902-637-4310 902-637-4320 [email protected] POINT (-65.616217 43.578791) B4A 3X8 902-832-8450 902-832-8461 [email protected] POINT (-63.67882 44.723357) B0J 2E0 902-624-2120 902-624-2124 [email protected] POINT (-64.386491 44.454189) B0E 2W0 902-787-5220 902-787-5224 [email protected] POINT (-61.523589 46.00787) B4G 1C5 902-864-6805 902-864-6809 [email protected] POINT (-63.684036 44.84853) B4E 3A5 902-864-7540 902-864-7543 [email protected] POINT (-63.681481 44.810744) B4A 2X9 902-832-8630 902-832-2424 [email protected] POINT (-63.655089 44.735231) B4A 4J6 902-832-5800 902-832-5805 [email protected] POINT (-63.679919 44.708968) B3T 1G9 902-876-3236 902-876-3238 [email protected] POINT (-63.742293 44.659033) B3T 1G9 902-876-3230 902-876-7909 [email protected] POINT (-63.743321 44.658511) B2W 2P3 902-435-8353 902-435-8373 [email protected] POINT (-63.50735 44.675983) Page 8 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 322 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 75 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 1194 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 7 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 515 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 405 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 1156 2020-2021 51 Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education 93 2020-2021 51 Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education 101 2020-2021 51 Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education 640 2020-2021 55 Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education 1192 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 509 2020-2021 58 South Shore Regional Centre for Education 508 2020-2021 53 Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education 16 2020-2021 54 Halifax Regional Centre for Education 519 2020-2021 51 Cape Breton Victoria Regional Centre for Education 995 Page 9 of 280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Bell Park Academic Centre 4 Thomas Street Berwick and District School PO Box 40 Bible Hill Consolidated School 103 Pictou Road Bible Hill Junior High School 741 College Rd Bicentennial 85 Victoria Road Big Tancook Elementary School 36 School Road Bluenose Academy PO Box 1210 Boularderie School 12065 Kempt Rd Bras d'Or Elementary School 10 Alder Pt Rd Breton Education Centre 667 8th St Bridgetown Regional Community School 25 Cromwell Court Bridgewater Elementary School 130 York St. Bridgewater Junior High School 100 York Street Brookfield Elementary School 233 Highway 289 Brookhouse Elementary 15 Christopher Avenue Brookland Elementary School 153 Cottage Rd Page 10 of280 09/26/2021 Nova Scotia Public School Contact Information Lake Echo B3E 1M6 4 Thomas Street Lake Echo Berwick B0P 1E0 249 Veterans Dr Berwick Truro B2N 2S2 103 Pictou Road Truro Truro B2N 5Y9 741 College Rd Truro Dartmouth B3A 1T9 85 Victoria Road Dartmouth Big Tancook Island B0J 3G0 36 School Road Big Tancook Island Lunenburg B0J 2C0 18 Tannery Road Lunenburg Boularderie B1X 1J9 12065 Kempt Head Rd Boularderie Bras d`Or B1Y 2K1 10 Alder Pt Rd Bras d`Or New Waterford B1H 3T4 667 8th St New Waterford Bridgetown B0S 1C0 25 Cromwell Court Bridgetown Bridgewater B4V 1R3 130 York St.
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