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Schools 18-19 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z APPALACHIA --- Jeff Blundon - BP BAYVIEW ACADEMY 10 SCHOOL RD ST. GEORGE’S A0N 1Z0 E A BUTLER ALL-GRADE PO BOX 10 MCKAYS A0N 1G0 ÉCOLE NOTRE-DAME DU CAP 882 OCEANVIEW DRIVE CAPE ST. GEORGE A0N 1E0 ÉCOLE SAINTE ANNE BOX 190 RR 1 MAINLAND A0N 1R0 LOURDES ELEMENTARY 82 MAIN STREET LOURDES A0N 1R0 NLESD - Western Stephenville Office P O BOX 5600 STEPHENVILLE A2N 3P5 OUR LADY OF THE CAPE SCH 875 OCEANVIEW DR CAPE ST. GEORGE A0N 1T0 PATHFINDER LEARNING CENTRE 31-37 GALLANT ST STEPHENVILLE A2N 3P5 PICCADILLY CENTRAL HIGH BOX 175 RR 2 PICCADILLY A0N 1T0 ST. MICHAEL’S ELEMENTARY 32 HOSPITAL RD STEPHENVILLE CROSSING A0N 2C0 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ELEMENTARY MAIN ST PORT AU PORT A0N 1T0 STEPHENVILLE ELEMENTARY 76 WEST ST STEPHENVILLE A2N 3M8 STEPHENVILLE HIGH 1 BRUCE BLVD STEPHENVILLE A2N 3M6 STEPHENVILLE MIDDLE SCH 40 QUEEN ST STEPHENVILLE A2N 2M5 STEPHENVILLE PRIMARY 72 WEST ST STEPHENVILLE A2N 3P1 AURORA --- Sharon Young - BP JAMES COOK MEMORIAL 103 MAIN ST COOK’S HARBOUR A0K 1Z0 TRUMAN EDDISON MEM BOX 2 SITE 1 GRIQUET A0K 2X0 WHITE HILLS ACADEMY 31 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RD ST. ANTHONY A0K 4S0 BACCALIEU --- Marlene LeShane - BP BACCALIEU COLLEGIATE 10 TRACK ROAD OLD PERLICAN AOA 3GO CABOT ACADEMY 70 MAIN HIGHWAY WESTERN BAY A0A 4J0 PERLWIN ELEMENTARY 1 MAIN ST WINTERTON A0B 3M0 TRICON ELEMENTARY 1 BARRON RD BAY DE VERDE A0A 1E0 BAIE VERTE PENINSULA --- Ryan White - BP CAPE JOHN COLLEGIATE 48 BUDGELL’S LANE LA SCIE A0K 3M0 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z COPPER RIDGE ACADEMY 9 COLUMBUS ST BAIE VERTE A0K 1B0 HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY 37-41 BUDGELL’S LANE LA SCIE A0K 3M0 M S B REGIONAL ACADEMY 15 JOHN THOMAS RD MIDDLE ARM A0K 3R0 ST. PETER’S ACADEMY 99 MAIN ST WESTPORT A0K 5R0 BAY D'ESPOIR --- Rebecca Parsons-Burden - BP BAY D’ESPOIR ACADEMY PO BOX 190 MILLTOWN A0H 1W0 S’ET A’NEWEY KINA’MATINO’KUOM 100 MAIN ST CONNE RIVER A0H 1J0 BAY ROBERTS --- Paul Sheppard - BP ALL HALLOWS ELEMENTARY 34 NORTH RIVER RD CLARKE’S BEACH A0A 1W0 AMALGAMATED ACADEMY 21 ERIC DAWE DRIVE BAY ROBERTS A0A 3W0 ASCENSION COLLEGIATE 32 MAIN HGHWY BAY ROBERTS A0A 1G0 COLEY’S POINT PRIMARY 1 SOD LANE BAY ROBERTS A0A 1G0 HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL 2 BACK COVE RD SPANIARD’S BAY A0A 3X0 ST. PETER’S ELEMENTARY 144 MAIN ROAD UPPER ISLAND COVE A0A 4E0 BELLE MER --- Della Way - BP CANON RICHARDS MEM ACADEMY 99 MAIN ST FLOWER’S COVE A0K 2N0 VIKING TRAIL ACADEMY 1 MAIN ST PLUM POINT A0K 4A0 BELLEORAM-WRECK COVE --- Derrick Baker - BP CONRAD FITZGERALD ACADEMY MAIN ST ENGLISH HARBOUR WEST A0H 1M0 ST. STEPHEN’S ALL-GRADE RENCONTRE EAST A0H 2C0 BREMCO --- Hollis Cull - BP CLOUD RIVER ACADEMY 23 CLOUD DRIVE RODDICKTON A0K 4P0 H G FILLIER ACADEMY ENGLEE A0K 2J0 MARY SIMMS ALL-GRADE 10 D.O.T. ROAD MAIN BROOK A0K 3N0 BURGEO --- Wayne Vivian - BP BURGEO ACADEMY BURGEO A0N 2H0 ST. SIMON & ST. JUDE ACADEMY FRANCOIS A0N 2K0 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BURIN-MARYSTOWN --- Michael Vivian - BP D C JAMIESON ACADEMY BURIN BAY ARM A0E 1G0 HOLY NAME OF MARY ACADEMY 12 QUARRY RD LAWN A0E 2E0 MARYSTOWN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL RD MARYSTOWN A0E 2M0 NLESD - Marystown Office MARYSTOWN A0E 2M0 PEARCE JUNIOR HIGH 48 MAIN ST BURIN BAY ARM A0E 1G0 SACRED HEART ACADEMY 1 MCGETTIGAN BLVD MARYSTOWN A0E 2M0 ST. LAWRENCE ACADEMY 101 MAIN ST ST. LAWRENCE A0E 2V0 CARBONEAR --- Gordon King - BP CARBONEAR ACADEMY 88 VALLEY RD CARBONEAR A1Y 1B7 CARBONEAR COLLEGIATE 95 VALLEY RD CARBONEAR A1Y 1A7 PERSALVIC SCHOOL VICTORIA A0A 4G0 ST. FRANCIS SCH 85 HIGHROAD NORTH HARBOUR GRACE A0A 2M0 CHURCHILL FALLS --- Natalie Boyde - BP E G LAMBERT ALL-GRADE 1 LOBSTICK ST CHURCHILL FALLS A0R 1A0 CLARENBRIDGE --- Heather Wells - BP ANTHONY PADDON ELEMENTARY MUSGRAVETOWN A0C 1ZO CDLI - Clarenville 69 PLEASANT ST CLARENVILLE A5A 1V9 CLARENVILLE HIGH SCH 50 GLADNEY ST CLARENVILLE A5A 1G8 CLARENVILLE MIDDLE SCH 50A GLADNEY STREET CLARENVILLE A5A 1G8 HERITAGE COLLEGIATE 6 HERITAGE PLACE LETHBRIDGE A0C 1V0 RANDOM ISLAND ACADEMY HICKMAN’S HARBOUR A0C 1P0 RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY 22 THOMAS PL CLARENVILLE A5A 4P3 SOUTHWEST ARM ACADEMY 102 MAIN RD LITTLE HEART’S EASE A0E 2K0 SWIFT CURRENT ACADEMY 12 ACADEMY HILL SWIFT CURRENT A0E 2W0 TRICENTIA ACADEMY MAIN RD ARNOLD’S COVE A0B 1A0 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z COASTAL LABRADOR SOUTH --- Mary Ward - Vice-BP (while BP on leave) BAYSIDE ACADEMY 2 SCHOOL RD PORT HOPE SIMPSON A0K 4E0 HENRY GORDON ACADEMY 30 MAIN ROAD CARTWRIGHT A0K 1V0 RAYMOND WARD MEMORIAL NORMAN BAY A0K 5Y0 ST. LEWIS ACADEMY 179 MAIN ST ST. LEWIS A0K 4W0 ST. MARY’S ALL-GRADE 99 MAIN ST MARY’S HARBOUR A0K 3P0 ST. PETER’S SCH BLACK TICKLE A0K 1N0 WM GILLETT ACADEMY 1-2 SCHOOLHOUSE LANE CHARLOTTETOWN A0K 5Y0 CONCEPTION BAY CENTRE --- Tyson Bennett - BP HOLY CROSS ELEMENTARY 180 NORTHSIDE RD HOLYROOD A0A 2R0 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCH 93 HARBOUR DRIVE COLLIERS A0A 1Y0 RONCALLI CENTRAL HIGH 1 STATION RD AVONDALE A0A 1B0 CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH --- Danielle Stanley-Genge - BP ADMIRAL’S ACADEMY 835 CB HIGHWAY CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1X 3H1 ELIZABETH PARK ELEMENTARY 80 ELLESMERE DRIVE PARADISE A1L 0R7 FRANK ROBERTS JUN HIGH 350 FOXTRAP ACCESS RD FOXTRAP A1X 2E2 HOLY FAMILY ELEMENTARY 9 RIDGEWOOD DR PARADISE A1L 1K9 HOLY SPIRIT HIGH 2694 TOPSAIL RD CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1W 4B1 OCTAGON POND ELEMENTARY 11 SGT DONALD LUCAS DR PARADISE A1L 0W7 PARADISE ELEMENTARY 60 KARWOOD DRIVE PARADISE A1L 2T8 QUEEN ELIZABETH REG HIGH 360 FOXTRAP ACCESS RD FOXTRAP A1X 2E2 ST. EDWARD’S ELEMENTARY 54 LONGSHORE RD CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1X 3H1 ST. GEORGE’S ELEMENTARY 234 CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH HWY CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1W 3J1 TOPSAIL ELEMENTARY 12 SPRUCE HILL RD TOPSAIL A1W 2K1 TUCKAMORE YOUTH TREATMENT CENTRE 7 MALLOW DRIVE PARADISE NL A1L 3A9 UPPER GULLIES ELEMENTARY 30 ROBERTS ROAD SOUTH CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1X 6K2 VILLANOVA JUNIOR HIGH 2698 TOPSAIL RD CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH A1W 4B1 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z DEER LAKE --- Jim Davis - BP ELWOOD ELEMENTARY 22A FARM RD DEER LAKE A8A 1J3 ELWOOD REGIONAL HIGH 22 FARM RD DEER LAKE A8A 1J3 HAMPDEN ACADEMY 68 COUNTRY ROAD HAMPDEN A0K 2Y0 PASADENA ACADEMY 36 MIDLAND ROW PASADENA A0L 1K0 PASADENA ELEMENTARY 59 FOREST RD PASADENA A0L 1K0 XAVIER JUNIOR HIGH 26 WIGHT’S RD DEER LAKE A8A 2H6 EXPLOITS VALLEY --- Paul Moore - BP AVOCA COLLEGIATE 13 SCHOOL RD BADGER A0H 1A0 BOTWOOD COLLEGIATE 30 FERNWOOD DR BOTWOOD A0H 1E0 COTTRELL’S COVE ACADEMY 100 MAIN ST COTTRELL’S COVE A0H 1L0 EXPLOITS VALLEY HIGH 392 GRENFELL HGTS GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2A 2J2 EXPLOITS VALLEY INTERMEDIATE 19 GREENWOOD AVE GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2A 1S6 FOREST PARK PRIMARY 28 PRICE’S AVE GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2B 1C9 HELEN TULK ELEMENTARY 1 FOREST RD BISHOP’S FALLS A0H 1C0 HOPE VALLEY YOUTH TREATMENT CENTRE 15 LINCOLN RD GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2A 2E1 LAKESIDE ACADEMY 1 BUCHANS HIGHWAY BUCHANS A0H 1G0 LEADING TICKLES PRIMARY MAIN STREET LEADING TICKLES A0H 1T0 LEO BURKE ACADEMY 166 MAIN STREET BISHOP’S FALLS A0H 1C0 MEMORIAL ACADEMY 25 CIRCULAR RD BOTWOOD A0H 1E0 PT LEAMINGTON ACADEMY RICE’S LANE PT. LEAMINGTON A0H 1Z0 SPRUCEWOOD ACADEMY 26 PRICE’S AVE GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2B 1C9 WOODLAND PRIMARY 18A ST CATHERINE ST GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR A2A 1V8 FOGO ISLAND --- Susan Crawford - BP FOGO ISLAND CENTRAL ACADEMY 6 MAIN ST FOGO ISLAND A0G 2B0 GANOVA --- Clifford Budgell - BP CDLI - Gander 205 ELIZABETH DRIVE GANDER A1V 1H6 1/16/2019 Listing of Schools by Branch BP - denotes Branch President School name Street Community Postal Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CHARLOTTETOWNGANOVA --- Cliffor dPRIMARY Budgell - BP MAIN ST CHARLOTTETOWN A0C 1L0 GANDERCDLI - Ga ACADEMYnder 5520 5FRASER ELIZAB RDETH DRIVE GANDERGANDER A1VA1V 1K81H6 GANDERCHARLO TCOLLEGIATETETOWN PRIMARY 3M AMAGEEIN ST RD GANDERCHARLOTTETOWN A1VA0C 11W1L0 GANDERGANDER ELEMENTARYACADEMY 1055 FPENNEYRASER RAVED GANDERGANDER A1VA1V 0J31K8 GLOVERTOWNGANDER COLLE ACADEMYGIATE 103 M PENNY’SAGEE RD BROOK RD GLOVERTOWNGANDER A0GA1V 2L01W1 HOLYGAND ECROSSR ELEM SCHOOLENTARY COMPLEX 110-11210 PENNE CHURCHY AVE ST EASTPORTGANDER A0GA1V 1Z00J3 JANEGLOV ECOLLINSRTOWN AACADEMYCADEMY 1210 ANSTEY’SPENNY’S B RLANEOOK RD HAREGLOV EBAYRTOWN A0GA0G 2P02L0 LAKEWOODHOLY CROSS ACADEMY SCHOOL COMPLEX 1111 0SPRUCE-112 C HAVEURCH ST GLENWOODEASTPORT A0GA0G 2K01Z0 NLESDJANE C O- CentralLLINS A RegionalCADEMY Office 20312 A ELIZABETHNSTEY’S LA DRIVENE GANDERHARE BAY A1VA0G 21H6P0 SMALLWOODLAKEWOOD A CACADEMYADEMY VICTORIA11 SPRUC ERD AVE GAMBOGLENWOOD A0GA0G 1T02K0 ST.NLE SGABRIEL’SD - Centr aALL-GRADEl Regional Office 12 0MAIN3 EL IZSTABETH DRIVE ST.GAN BRENDAN’SDER A0GA1V 3V01H6 ST.SMA PAUL’SLLWOO INTERMEDIATED ACADEMY 5V ICMAGEETORIA RDRD GANDERGAMBO A1VA0G 11W1T0 WMST.
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