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Active List of Saskatchewan Schools/Programs Provincial K-12 Headcount Enrolment (as of September 30, 2020) Active List of Saskatchewan Schools 2020-21 as of September 30, 2020 # of SCH SCHOOL DIVISION NAME SCHOOL/PROGRAM NAME ADDRESS TOWN/CITY PC PHONE GRADE RANGE K-12 Total 62 Chinook SD 211 Sand Lake Hutterite Elementary BOX 278 VAL MARIE S0N 2T0 306-298-2006 Gr. 1-9 19 Chinook SD 211 Bone Creek Hutterite BOX 93 GULL LAKE S0N 1A0 306-297-4104 Gr. 2-10 16 Chinook SD 211 Grassy Hill Hutterite School PO BOX 417 TOMPKINS S0N 2S0 306-622-2083 Gr. 1-9 10 Chinook SD 211 Ponteix School BOX 630 PONTEIX S0N 1Z0 306-625-3277 Gr. K-12 118 Chinook SD 211 Sunset Hutterite School BOX 67 ADMIRAL S0N 0B0 306-297-2218 Gr. K-9 16 Chinook SD 211 Pelletier Hill Hutterite School R.R. #1 ADMIRAL S0N 0B0 306-297-6304 Gr. 1-10 16 Chinook SD 211 Shaunavon Public School BOX 1628 SHAUNAVON S0N 2M0 306-297-2751 Gr. K-7 163 Chinook SD 211 Shaunavon High School BOX 1148 SHAUNAVON S0N 2M0 306-297-2733 Gr. 8-12 152 Chinook SD 211 Val Marie School BOX 240 VAL MARIE S0N 2T0 306-298-2144 Gr. K-12 30 Chinook SD 211 Butte Hutterite School BOX 120 BRACKEN S0N 0G0 306-298-2249 Gr. 1-9 19 Chinook SD 211 Hulbert Hutterite School BOX 37 PONTEIX S0N 1Z0 306-625-3655 Gr. K-11 18 Chinook SD 211 Garden Plane Colony School PO BOX 150 FRONTIER S0N 0W0 Gr. K-10 23 Chinook SD 211 Consul School BOX 179 CONSUL S0N 0P0 306-299-2044 Gr. K-12 69 Chinook SD 211 Creston Bench Hutterian School BOX 33 SHAUNAVON S0N 2M0 306-297-2648 Gr. K-10 14 Chinook SD 211 East Fairwell Hutterian School BOX 546 EASTEND S0N 0T0 306-295-3288 Gr. K-12 22 Chinook SD 211 Sierra Hutterite School BOX 33 SHAUNAVON S0N 2M0 306-295-1200 Gr. 1-9 10 Chinook SD 211 Eastend School BOX 69 EASTEND S0N 0T0 306-295-3601 Gr. K-12 88 Chinook SD 211 Frontier School BOX 126 FRONTIER S0N 0W0 306-296-2040 Gr. K-12 141 Chinook SD 211 Friesen Hutterite School PO BOX 216 WALDECK S0H 4J0 306-784-2797 Gr. 1-1 <10 Chinook SD 211 Pennant Colony School BOX 38 PENNANT S0N 1X0 Gr. 1-10 <10 Chinook SD 211 McMahon Colony School P.O. BOX 490 SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3V3 306-627-3616 Gr. K-9 16 Chinook SD 211 Stewart Valley School BOX 70 STEWART VALLEY S0N 2P0 306-773-2141 Gr. K-8 37 Chinook SD 211 Success School BOX 10 SUCCESS S0N 2R0 306-773-7906 Gr. K-9 51 Chinook SD 211 Vanguard Community School BOX 310 VANGUARD S0N 2V0 306-582-2134 Gr. K-12 101 Chinook SD 211 Waldeck Elementary and Junior High School BOX 90 WALDECK S0H 4J0 306-778-9292 Gr. K-9 114 Chinook SD 211 Wymark School BOX 30 WYMARK S0N 2Y0 306-778-9295 Gr. K-9 113 Chinook SD 211 Ruskin Hutterian School PO BOX 894 STN MAIN SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3W8 306-773-0217 Gr. K-11 <10 Chinook SD 211 Cabri School BOX 349 CABRI S0N 0J0 306-587-2229 Gr. K-12 130 Chinook SD 211 Spring Lake Hutterite School BOX 35 SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3V5 306-627-3510 Gr. K-10 19 Chinook SD 211 École Centennial School 2220 WOODROW LLOYD PLACE SWIFT CURRENT S9H 5R2 306-778-9240 Gr. K-8 539 Chinook SD 211 Wymark Hutterite School PO BOX 386 STN MAIN SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3W8 Gr. 8-10 <10 Chinook SD 211 Central School 121 DUFFERIN STREET W SWIFT CURRENT S9H 0R2 306-778-9255 Gr. K-8 222 Chinook SD 211 Fairview School 859 5TH AVENUE SW SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3H6 306-778-9265 Gr. K-9 274 Chinook SD 211 O.M. Irwin School 999 GEORGE STREET E SWIFT CURRENT S6H 1Z3 306-778-9270 Gr. K-8 352 Page 2 of 33 Active List of Saskatchewan Schools 2020-21 as of September 30, 2020 # of SCH SCHOOL DIVISION NAME SCHOOL/PROGRAM NAME ADDRESS TOWN/CITY PC PHONE GRADE RANGE K-12 Total Chinook SD 211 Swift Current Comprehensive High School 1100 11TH AVENUE NE SWIFT CURRENT S9H 2V6 306-773-2801 Gr. 9-12 994 Chinook SD 211 Maverick School 580 6TH AVE SE SWIFT CURRENT S9H 3P6 306-778-9260 Gr. 10-12 61 Chinook SD 211 Gull Lake School BOX 599 GULL LAKE S0N 1A0 306-672-4186 Gr. K-12 235 Chinook SD 211 Hazlet School BOX 90 HAZLET S0N 1E0 306-678-2133 Gr. K-12 52 Chinook SD 211 Tompkins School BOX 339 TOMPKINS S0N 2S0 306-622-2144 Gr. K-5 23 Chinook SD 211 Webb Hutterite School BOX 75 WEBB S0N 2X0 306-674-2495 Gr. K-11 28 Chinook SD 211 Carmichael Hutterite School BOX 30 GULL LAKE S0N 1A0 306-672-3499 Gr. 1-10 16 Chinook SD 211 Earview Hutterian School PO BOX 1809 STN MAIN SWIFT CURRENT S9H 4J8 306-672-3434 Gr. K-10 14 Chinook SD 211 Tompkins Hutterite School PO BOX 243 TOMPKINS S0N 2S0 306-622-4802 Gr. K-9 <10 Chinook SD 211 Downie Lake Hutterite School BOX 326 MAPLE CREEK S0N 1N0 306-662-3462 Gr. K-11 14 Chinook SD 211 Spring Creek Hutterite School BOX 29 WALSH T0J 3L0 (403) 937-3798 Gr. K-11 16 Chinook SD 211 Cypress Hutterite School BOX 716 MAPLE CREEK S0N 1N0 306-662-3149 Gr. K-12 16 Chinook SD 211 Fox Valley School BOX 208 FOX VALLEY S0N 0V0 306-666-2144 Gr. K-12 122 Chinook SD 211 Box Elder Hutterite School BOX 841 MAPLE CREEK S0N 1N0 306-662-3481 Gr. K-11 12 Chinook SD 211 Sidney Street School BOX 69 MAPLE CREEK S0N 1N0 306-662-2510 Gr. K-5 227 Chinook SD 211 Maple Creek Composite School PO BOX 369 MAPLE CREEK S0N 1N0 306-662-2655 Gr. 6-12 255 Chinook SD 211 Haven Hutterite School PO BOX 668 LEADER S0N 1H0 306-628-3340 Gr. K-10 23 Chinook SD 211 Herbert School BOX 670 HERBERT S0H 2A0 306-784-2454 Gr. K-12 178 Chinook SD 211 Southland Hutterite School BOX 459 HERBERT S0H 2A0 306-784-2606 Gr. K-9 22 Chinook SD 211 Hodgeville School BOX 160 HODGEVILLE S0H 2B0 306-677-2393 Gr. K-12 46 Chinook SD 211 Norfolk Hutterite School BOX 357 HODGEVILLE S0H 2B0 306-677-2256 Gr. K-10 16 Chinook SD 211 Capeland Hutterite School PO BOX 1809 STN MAIN SWIFT CURRENT S9H 4J8 306-784-2211 Gr. K-10 24 Chinook SD 211 Abbey Hutterite School BOX 37 ABBEY S0N 0A0 306-689-2260 Gr. K-9 <10 Chinook SD 211 Wheatland Hutterite School BOX 138 CABRI S0N 0J0 306-587-2458 Gr. K-10 22 Chinook SD 211 Burstall School BOX 9 BURSTALL S0N 0H0 306-679-2230 Gr. K-8 33 Chinook SD 211 Estuary Hutterite School BOX 760 LEADER S0N 1H0 306-628-4116 Gr. K-11 21 Chinook SD 211 Leader Composite School BOX 610 LEADER S0N 1H0 306-628-3895 Gr. K-12 230 Chinook SD 211 Home Based School Gr. K-12 187 Page 3 of 33 Active List of Saskatchewan Schools 2020-21 as of September 30, 2020 # of SCH SCHOOL DIVISION NAME SCHOOL/PROGRAM NAME ADDRESS TOWN/CITY PC PHONE GRADE RANGE K-12 Total 10 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Theodore School BOX 430 THEODORE S0A 4C0 Gr. K-7 27 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Henry's Junior School 840 MAIN STREET MELVILLE S0A 2P0 306-728-4758 Gr. K-4 131 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Henry's Senior School 1255 PRINCE EDWARD STREET MELVILLE S0A 2P0 306-728-3877 Gr. 5-9 137 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Alphonsus School 81 HENDERSON STREET YORKTON S3N 0A8 306-783-4121 Gr. K-8 171 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Mary's School 212 INDEPENDENT STREET YORKTON S3N 0S8 306-782-2889 Gr. K-8 110 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Paul's School 487 PARKVIEW ROAD YORKTON S3N 2L8 306-783-9212 Gr. K-8 227 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 Sacred Heart High School 280 GLADSTONE AVE. N. YORKTON S3N 2A8 306-783-3128 Gr. 9-12 315 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 St. Michael's School 407 DARLINGTON STREET EAST YORKTON S3N 3Y9 306-782-4407 Gr. K-8 439 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 Dreambuilders High School 345 BROADWAY ST W YORKTON S3N 0N8 306-782-0901 Gr. 9-12 57 Christ the Teacher RCSSD 212 Home Based School Gr. K-12 68 16 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École Beau Soleil C.P. 515 GRAVELBOURG S0H 1X0 306-648-3112 Gr. K-6 23 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École Mathieu de Gravelbourg C.P. 690 GRAVELBOURG S0H 1X0 306-648-3105 Gr. 8-10 <10 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École Boréale C.P. 576 PONTEIX S0N 1Z0 306-625-3345 Gr. 1-12 34 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École de Bellegarde C.P. 69 BELLEGARDE S0C 0J0 306-452-6135 Gr. K-12 69 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École Ducharme 340 OMINICA ST W MOOSE JAW S6H 1X5 306-691-0068 Gr. K-11 76 Conseil des écoles fransaskoises 310 École Monseigneur de Laval 1601 COWAN CRES REGINA S4S 4C4 306-584-7558 Gr.
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  • Sask Gazette, Part I, Jun 13, 2008

    Sask Gazette, Part I, Jun 13, 2008

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