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Newfoundland and Labrador English School District School Directory Eastern Region 2017-18 Public Postal ID School Name Phone Fax Principal Assistant Principal Secretary Secretary Street City/Town Code Grade Zone 265 Acreman Elementary 582-2448 582-2551 Mr. Roger Green Wanda Sooley Box 9 Green's Hr., NL A0B 1X0 K - 6 Avalon West 497 Admiral's Academy 834-5394 834-6573 Ms. Nancy Healey (Acting) Ms. Michelle Ridgley Gloria Elliott 835 CBS Highway Conception Bay South, NL A1X 6G7 K - 6 Avalon East 278 All Hallows Elementary 786-3691 786-3695 Dr. Kevin Giles Ms. Patricia Collins-Yetman Natalie Curtis 34 North River Road, P.O. Box 520 Clarke's Beach A0A 1W0 K - 6 Avalon West 248 Amalgamated Academy 786-0280 786-1243 Mr. Gary Barrett Ms. Christina Cox Amanda Porter Melissa Bursey 21 Eric Dawe Drive Bay Roberts, NL A0A 1G0 4 - 9 Avalon West 249 Ascension Collegiate 786-3400 786-0660 Mr. Neil Kearley Mr. David Crane Lisa Bradbury Mable Delaney Box 370 Bay Roberts, NL A0A 1G0 L1 - L4 Avalon West 476 Baccalieu Collegiate 587-3210 587-3212 Mr. Jeff Saxby Mr. Desmond Spurrell Rayna Warren P.O. Box 10, 1 Track Road Old Perlican, NL A0A 3G0 7 - L4 Avalon West 447 Baltimore School Complex 432-2090 432-2262 Mr. Darrell Budgell Ms. Jacinta McGrath Trina Doyle General Delivery Ferryland, NL A0A 2H0 K - L4 Avalon East 320 Beachy Cove Elementary 895-2241 895-2767 Mr. Aubrey Dawe Ms. Carolyn Lethbridge Lisa Morgan Janice Kean P.O. Box 578, 412 Beachy Cove Rd Portugal Cove-St. Phillip's, NL A1M 3R6 K - 6 Avalon East 324 Beaconsfield Junior High 368-0146 368-6691 Dr. Greg O'Leary Mr. Alastair Gregory Cathy Chafe 210 Waterford Bridge Road St. John's, NL A1E 1E2 7 - 9 Avalon East 325 Bishop Abraham Elementary 579-9071 579-0090 Ms. Laura Butland Mr. Rick King Danielle Foley 196 Pennywell Road St. John's, NL A1C 2L6 K - 6 Avalon East 326 Bishop Feild Elementary 722-3103 722-1058 Ms. Laurie Andrews Ms. Norma Aylward Shalyn Kavanagh 46 Bond Street St. John's, NL A1C 1S6 K - 6 Avalon East 496 Brookside Intermediate 895-7181 895-7253 Mr. Douglas Pippy Mr. David Baldwin Brittany Quilty Courtney Dunn 1169-1181 Thorburn Road Portugal Cove-St. Phillip's, NL A1M 1T6 5 - 9 Avalon East 330 Brother Rice Junior High 753-6453 753-8527 Ms. Niki O'Brien-MacDonald Ms. Nancy Mandeville Krista Whitty 75 Bonaventure Ave. St. John's, NL A1C 3Z3 7 - 9 Avalon East 444 Cabot Academy 598-2270 598-2231 Ms. Jacqueline King Debbie Hopkins Box 39 Western Bay, NL A0A 4J0 K - 6 Avalon West 473 Cape St. Francis Elementary 335-2962 335-2964 Ms. Kelly Pinsent Ms. Kerri Norberg Lynette Button P.O. Box 220 Pouch Cove, NL A0A 3L0 K - 4 Avalon East 255 Carbonear Academy 596-0426 596-0428 Mr. Byron King Mr. Klark Pike Jackie Mercer 88 Valley Road Carbonear, NL A1Y 1A7 K - 8 Avalon West 253 Carbonear Collegiate 596-3911 596-0462 Mr. Rodney Hodder Mr. Geoffrey Seymour Evelyn Hoskinson Deanne Mercer 95 Valley Road Carbonear, NL A1Y 1A7 9 - L4 Avalon West 259 Coley's Point Primary 786-9052 786-2048 Mr. Blair Hurley Ms. Lois Petten Pauline Dawson Box 509, 1 Sod Lane Bay Roberts, NL A0A 1G0 K - 3 Avalon West 331 Cowan Heights Elementary 745-1700 745-2694 Ms. Denise Coady Mr. Rick Fennemore Karen Mullett 100 Canada Drive St. John's, NL A1E 2M8 K - 7 Avalon East 464 Crescent Collegiate 759-3126 759-3135 Ms. Michelle Chislet-Lahey Mr. Darryl George June Foote Dawn Alivio General Delivery South Dildo, NL A0B 1R0 7 - L4 Avalon West 452 District School 579-4131 579-2267 Ms. Julie Parsons Denise Clarke 145 St. Clare Avenue St. John's, NL A1C 2J9 Avalon East 287 Dunne Memorial Academy 525-2330 525-2777 Ms. Arlene Fagan Ms. Josephine Squires Brenda Breen Box 349, 1-13 Pathend Rd St. Mary's Bay, NL A0B 3B0 K - L4 Avalon West 364 East Point Elementary 753-7924 754-2295 Mr. Christopher Young Ms. Jennifer Noseworthy Regina Chafe 14 Middleton Street St. John's, NL A1A 3H9 K - 6 Avalon East 952 Elizabeth Park Elementary 782-8488 782-2662 Ms. Elsie Colbourne Ms. Leanne Morrissey Lydia Engram Lisa Frost 80 Ellesmere Avenue Paradise, NL A1L 0R7 K-6 Avalon East 286 Fatima Academy 337-2500 337-2042 Ms. Darlene Walsh Ms. Kim Careen Patricia Dohey 9 Main Street St. Bride's, NL A0B 2Z0 K - L4 Avalon West 300 Frank Roberts Junior High 834-9847 834-6069 Mr. Shane Welcher Ms. Lisa Budgell Helen Simmons Roxanne McGrath Box 16040, 350 Foxtrap Access Rd Conception Bay South, NL A1X 2E2 7 - 9 Avalon East 336 Gonzaga Regional High 753-7510 753-2117 Ms. Deborah Howse Mr. Andrew Cluney Geraldine Houlihan Crystal Foley 20 Smithville Crescent St. John's, NL A1B 2V2 L1 - L4 Avalon East 337 Goulds Elementary 368-8351 368-6966 Mr. James Kieley Ms. Karen Dalton April Pink 46 Doyles Road Goulds, NL A1S 1A1 K - 5 Avalon East 468 Hazelwood Elementary 368-2123 368-7701 Mr. Dale Lambe Ms. Lisa Ann Drover Lynette Stamp 391 Topsail Road St. John's, NL A1E 2B7 K - 6 Avalon East 272 Holy Cross Elementary 229-3939 229-7266 Mr. Tyson Bennett Ms. Michelle Byrne Maloney Mildred Fitzgerald PO Box 280, 180 Northside Rd Holyrood, NL A0A 2R0 K - 6 Avalon West 318 Holy Family Elementary 781-1440 781-1444 Ms. Sheryl Ryan Ms. Bernadette Kolonel Loretta O'Brien 9 Ridgewood Drive Paradise, NL A1L 1K9 K - 6 Avalon East 258 Holy Family Elementary 592-2341 592-2033 Ms. Susan George Marie Smith PO Box 130, 50B Main Road Chapel Arm, NL A0B 1L0 K - 6 Avalon West 340 Holy Heart of Mary Regional High 754-1600 754-0855 Mr. Sheldon Barry Ms. Fiona Higdon/ Mr. Mark Jones Emily Maloney Valerie Perchard Bonaventure Avenue St. John's, NL A1C 3Z3 L1 - L4 Avalon East 285 Holy Redeemer Elementary 786-9056 786-6017 Ms. Catherine Downey Mr. Robert Bishop Marie Sheppard Box 905, 2 Back Cove Rd Spaniard's Bay, NL A0A 3X0 K - 9 Avalon West 304 Holy Spirit High 834-1031 834-1040 Mr. David Locke Ms. Denise Oldford / Mr. John-Kevin Flynn Margaret Coward Trina Roche 2694 Topsail Road Conception Bay South, NL A1W 4B1 9 - L4 Avalon East 367 Holy Trinity Elementary 437-6433 437-1134 Ms. Deborah Peddle Mr. Rodney Mitchell Kimberly Walsh Aggie Codner 10 Doyle's & Quigley's Lane Torbay, NL A1K 1A7 K - 4 Avalon East 368 Holy Trinity High 437-5563 437-5707 Ms. Susan Perry Ms. Karen Walsh Clare Stamp Nancy Lacey 23 Lynch's Lane Torbay, NL A1K 1A6 8 - L4 Avalon East 455 Hospital School 777-4315 777-4454 Ms. Jill Cluney Andrea Tilley C.H.R.C. - Prince Phillip Dr St. John's, NL A1B 3V6 K - L4 Avalon East 260 Immaculate Conception Elementary 229-4664 229-1025 Mr. Todd Crane Louise Cooper PO Box 40, 93 Harbour Dr Colliers, NL A0A 1Y0 K - 6 Avalon West 493 Juniper Ridge Intermediate 437-3021 437-3362 Mr. Don Emberley Ms. Jennifer Snow Donna Smith Shantel Lynch 20 Darryll Pye Drive Torbay, NL A1K 0C8 5 - 7 Avalon East 334 Larkhall Academy 722-7012 722-0153 Mr. Reginald Durdle Mr. Shane Fitzgerald Holly Snelgrove 16 Larkhall Street St. John's, NL A1B 2C3 K - 5 Avalon East 280 Laval High School 227-2041 227-2155 Mr. Sean Ryan Mr. Ron Reid Theresa Power Box 310 Placentia, NL A0B 2Y0 7 - L4 Avalon West 335 Leary's Brook Junior High 726-9889 726-2547 Ms. Elizabeth Ares Mr. Owen Matchim Cynthia Snow 15 Larkhall Street St. John's, NL A1B 2C4 6 - 9 Avalon East 342 Macdonald Drive Elementary 753-6020 753-3809 Mr. Matthew Smith Ms. Laura Malone Melva Walsh 100 Macdonald Drive St. John's, NL A1A 2K0 K - 6 Avalon East 343 Macdonald Drive Junior High 753-8240 753-1243 Ms. Christina Pike Ms. Daisy Hardy Natasha Wellon Andrea Tilley 110 Macdonald Drive St. John's, NL A1A 2K9 7 - 9 Avalon East 345 Mary Queen of Peace Elementary 753-7950 753-4973 Ms. Kim Leonard Ms. Annette Dunn Marie Hennessey Doreen Martell 137 Torbay Road St. John's, NL A1A 2G9 K - 6 Avalon East 308 Mary Queen of the World Elementary 368-0710 368-2242 Mr. Chris Bartlett Ms. Jody Beckett-O'Leary Beverly Case 791 Topsail Road Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3J6 K - 6 Avalon East 307 Mobile Central High 334-2525 334-2078 Mr. Gary Petten Ms. Kara Bourgeois Dolly Preston Box 60, Riverhead Road Mobile, NL A0A 3A0 7 - L4 Avalon East 309 Morris Academy 368-2121 368-0204 Ms. Sandra Humphries Ms. Stephanie Collins Lori Rideout 52 Roosevelt Avenue Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1Z8 K - 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