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Province of Nova Scotia DIRECTORY of PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN Province of Nova Scotia DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN OPERATION 1986—87 NOTE: The data in this directory are approximate and are not to be taken as official for statistical purposes. Ha Ii fax DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 1987 CONTENTS (I 26 Annapolis District School Board 3 Town of Hantsport Board of School Commissioners Annapolis Regional Vocational School 4 Rants Regional Vocational School 26 27 Antigonish District School Board 5 Inverness District School Board Cape Ereton District School Board 6 Canso Regional Vocational School 28 29 Cape Breton Regional Vocational School 9 Kings County District School Board Coichester East Rants District School Board l0 Lunenburg County District School Board 31 School 32 Conseil Scolaire — Clare = Argyle School Board 12 Lunenburg Regional Vocational Cumberland District School Board ‘3 Northside—Victoria District School Board 33 Cumberland Regional Vocational School 14 Pictou District School Board 35 Dartmouth District School Board 15 Pictou Regional Vocational School 36 Dartmouth Regional Vocational School 16 Queens District School Board 37 Digby District School Board 17 Richmond District School Board 38 C.iy5bcrough County District School Board 16 Shelburne Councy District School Board 39 39 Halifax County — Bedford District School Board 19 Shelburne Regional Vocational School Halifax District Schonl Board 24 Yarmouth flistric:: School Board 40 Halifax Regional Vocational School 25 Burridge Regional Vocational School 40 Hants West District School Board 26 Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority 41 Appendices A — Schools Having Pupils Enrolled in Grades 10, 11, 12 ‘2 B — Regional Vocational Schools 45 46 C — School Board Secretaries D — Alphabetical Index of Schools 47 E — School Board Officials 52 F — Nova Scotia Department of Education: Inspection Services 58 ____ ____ A W V NOTES Approximate enrolments are given as of September 30, 1986. The number of pupils enrolled, and the number of teachers employed, may vary throughout the school year. In addition, the figures for the number ot teachers are rounded and may not include fractional parts representing part—time teachers. The statistics in this directory may therefore not tally with the statistics in - the annual report of the Department of Education for the corresponding school -— - year, or with those in other directories. - It should also be noted that the number of teachers indicated in the totals - -.-- - - includes teachers and supervisory staff not associated with a particular school. LEGEND - - — Adjusted Classes B — Business Education —_____ — I — Intermediate/Senior Industrial Classes - - M — Classes for the Mentally Handicapped — Teacher(s) - T -- - - ---- -----——-- — — Vocational - --- — Work Experience 0 — Other Classes PURPOSES THE FIGURES IN THIS DIRECTORY ARE NOT TO BE TAKEN AS OFFICIAL FOR STATISTICAL 3 ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Grades Approximate Enrolment School Address and Telephone Number Principal Taught Elem. JH SH Other Totals Superintendent of Schools: John Leonard MacDonald, Box 571, Annapolis Royal, BOS lAO (53—3). Clark Rutherford Memorial C.F.B. Cornwallis, BOS 1HO (638—8631) Gary Walsh 11 P—8 141 22 163 Bear River (Oakdene) Box 136, Bear River, BOS 1BO (467—3559) Frank W. Marshall 6 P—6 94 94 78 Clements ConsolideJ ‘nort, BOS lEO (638—8444) June Trimper 4 P—6 78 106 Clementsvale District Elem. Clementsvale, BOS 1GO (467—3o11) Glendon Pulley 5 P—6,M 104 2 139 Granville Consolidated Box 17, Granville Ferry, BOS 1KO (532—2257) A. Leona Grant 7 P—6 139 Parker’s Cove Consolidated R.R. #1, Granville Ferry, BOS 1KO (532—2537) Anthony V. Cochrane 7 P—b 97 97 Lawrencetown Consolidated High 260 115 74 33 482 & Elementary Box 129, Lawrencetown, BOS LMO (584—3681 Aidan C. Dukeshire 30 P—12,M.A Margaretville Consolidated Margaretvflle, BOS 1NO (825—4967) Miss Rebecca Robar 4 P—6 97 97 Melvern Square Consolidated Box 665, Middleton, BOS 1PO (765—8209) Robert Burbidge 9 P—6 162 162 Nictaux Consolidated Box 22, Middleton, BOS IPO (825—6547) Levi Ti 6 P—b 105 105 Torbrook Mines Consolidated Box 106, Kingston, BOP 1RO (765—3505) Laverne Godlien 4 P—6 71 71 Springfield Consolidated* Springfield, BOR 1HO (547—2883) Heather D. Harris 4 P—6 49 49 *pupjls from Springfield Consolidated proceed to New Germany Rural High, Lunenburg County, at Grade 7. 4 ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Grades Approximate Enrolment School Address and Telephone Number Principal T Taught Elem. JH SR Other Totals Annapolis West Education Centre Annapolis Royal, BUS lAO (532—2386) James Pettitt 26 9—12 185 301 486 Annapolis Royal Regional Academy Annapolis Royal, BUS lAO (532—2366) Richard Pettey—Jones 14 7—8,A,O 237 17 254 Annapolis Royal Regional Elementary Box 52, Annapolis Royal, BUS lAO (532—5511) C.A. Stewrf T3aqam 15 236 236 Bridgetown Regional 11i Box 40, Bridgetown, BOS 1CO (665—4646) Arthur Harshall 22 7—12 208 160 368 Bridgetown Regional Elementary Box 308, Bridgetown, BUS 1CO (665—4487) David Diggins 19 P—6 348 348 Middleton Regional High Box 860, Middleton, BUS 1PO (625—3453) Bernard Wagner 39 7—12 ,A,M 377 274 26 677 Middleton Regional Elementary Middleton, BOS 1PO (825—3190) Doreen P. Stillwell 11 P— 6 206 206 Other students (includes students being provided education service by the board but who are not attending one of the schools listed above). 2 2 Other professional staff 4 4220 Annapolis County District School Board — Totals 247 2189 1144 809 78 ANNAPOLIS REGIONAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Annapolis Regional Vocational School Box 940, Middleton, 305 1PO (825—3491) E.J.C. Rodda 37 V - 330 330 _____ 5 ANTIGONISH DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Grades Approximate Enrolment School Address and Telephone Number Principal I. Taught Elem. JH SR Other Totals Superintendent of Schools: William J. MacNeil, 42 West Street, Antigonish, B2G 2H5. Dr. John Hugh Gulls Reg. High 105 Braemore Avenue, Antigonish, B2G 1L3 Lauchie A. MacIsaac 35 11,12 605 605 Dr. John Hugh Gillis Middle High 105 Braemore Avenue, Antigonish, B2G lL3 Walter V. Proctor 35 7—1O,M,I 266 307 71 644 Antigonish East Rural High Monastery, BOH iWO (232—2810) Francis R. Cormier 24 7—12 ,A 243 136 8 387 Havre Boucher Consolidated Box 93, Havre Boucher, BOH 1PO (232—2988) Robert W. King 15 P— 6 234 234 Lakevale Consolidated R.R. #4, Lakevale, B2G 2L2 (863—2899) George V. Murphy** 3 P—6 74 74 Lower South River R.R. #7, Antigonish, B2G 214 Martin A. MacDonald* 3 P— 3 34 34 Heatherton (Rev. H.J. MacDonald) Box 44, Heatherton, BOH 1RO (386—2809) Martin A. NacDonaid* 8 P—6 160 160 North Shore Consolidated— H.M. MacDonald R.R. #3, Antigonish, B2G 211 (863—2096) George V. Murphy** 5 P—6 120 120 Dr. Hugh MacPherson Elementary 55 Lochaber Road, Antigonish, B2G 2J4 (863—3088) William J. Dinn 27 P—5 ,M 485 9 494 Pomquet Consolidated Pomquet, Antigonish, B2G 214 Russell Pellerin 9 P— 6 121 121 St. Andrew’s Consolidated St. Andrew’s, BOK 1XO (863—2512) Martin A. MacDonaid* 9 P—6 227 227 St. Andrew Junior High 39 Lochaber Road, Antigonish, 32G 2J4 (863—3046) Wallace 1. Cooke 41 St. Joseph’s 6—9 ,O 96 587 20 703 Consolidated R.R. #1, Antigonish, B2G 2K8 (863—4389) David M. Austen** 7 P—6 138 138 Tracadie Consolidated Tracadie, BOFI IWO (232—2510) Stephen Rogers 20 P— 6 327 327 Antigonish Town Schools Morrison Box 1690, Antigonish, B2G 2M5 (863—3767) David M. Austen** 16 P6,M 141 15 156 Braemore 111 Braemore Avenue, Antigonish, B2G 1L3 (863—3090) Allister I. MacDougall 20 P—6 339 339 Other professional staff 3 Antigonish District School Board — Totals 280 2496 1096 1048 123 4763 *Principal of three schools **principal of two schools 6 CAFE BRETON DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Grades Approximate Enrolment School Address and Telephone Number Principal T Taught Elem. JR SN Other Totals Superintendent of Schools: Rene Patry, 266 Whitney Avenue, Sydney, B1P 5A6 (539—0940, Ext. 210). Reserve District High Reserve Mines, BOA 1VO (849—3543) Brian McCabe 22 7—12,M 218 137 9 364 Lakevale $50 Grand Lake Road, Sydney, B1P 5T9 (564—4210) James W. Clarke 6 P—4 128 128 Tompkins Memorial Reserve Mines, BOA 1VO (849—3803) Catherine Davidson 22 P—6 409 409 Donkin—Morien District High Donkin, BOA 1GO (737—2251) Roderick C. Boutilier 12 9—12 30 111 141 Donkin Elementary Donkin, BOA 1GO (737—2120) John C. Howie 19 P—8,O 132 89 5 226 Gowrie Memorial R.R. #1, Port Morien, BOA iTO (737—2626) Charles MacLean 9 P—6 148 148 East Bay East Bay, BOA 1110 (828—2010) Daniel Johnston 10 3—9 70 62 132 MacCormick Elem. (East Bay) East Bay, BOA 1110 (828—2221) Mrs. Helen M. Chishoim 3 P—2 47 47 MacDonald Consolidated R.R. #1, East Bay, BOA 1110 (828—2636) John A. MacNeil 3 P—6 38 38 New Victoria New Victoria, BOA 1RO Fraser White 8 P—6 156 156 St. Michael (River Ryan) 45 Union Highway, River Ryan, B1H 1B2 (862—6990) Campbell MacDonald 9 P—6 218 218 Riverview High 57 Coxheath Road, Coxheath, B1R lR4 (564—5411) Robert A. MacKenzie 69 1O—12,M 1316 6 1322 Malcolm Munroe Memorial 125 Kenwood Drive, Sydney, B1S 1T8 Junior High (564—4587) Joseph P. MacKinnon 47 7—9,A,O 766 56 822 MacLennan Junior High 183 Sunnydale Drive, Westmount, — B1R 1J4 (564—5621) William W. Burke 27 7—9,A 369 52 421 Coxheath Elementary 30 Mt. Florence Street, Sydney, B1R 1T8 (562—4961) Mary I. Hay 20 P—6 406 406 Robin Foote Elementary 125 Sunnydale Drive, Westmount, B1R 1J4 (539—3031) Douglas I. Phillips 21 P—6,M 316 12 328 Ball’s Creek Consolidated R.R.
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    P.O. Box 1749 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3A5 Canada Item No. 14.1.5 Halifax Regional Council January 30, 2018 TO: Mayor Savage and Members of Halifax Regional Council SUBMITTED BY: Jacques Dubé, Chief Administrative Officer DATE: December 5, 2017 SUBJECT: Rail‐to‐Trail Conversion – Windsor & Hantsport Railway ORIGIN At the September 5, 2017 meeting of Regional Council a motion was passed to request a staff report on the feasibility of developing an active transportation facility on the corridor of the Windsor and Hantsport Railway (W&HR) that includes information on the potential cost, property permission options, implementation options, and connectivity to the active transportation network in Halifax and the Municipality of the District of East Hants. LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY The Halifax Charter section 79(1)(ah) states that The Council may expend money required by the Municipality for playgrounds, trails, including trails developed, operated or maintained pursuant to an agreement made under clause 73(c), bicycle paths, swimming pools, ice arenas, and other recreation facilities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that Halifax Regional Council: 1) Direct staff to maintain communication with municipalities along the Windsor and Hantsport Rail Spur corridor on this issue; 2) Monitor any changes in the ownership and operation of the facility; and 3) Send a letter to CN and the Canadian Transportation Agency that expresses HRM’s interest in acquiring the portions of this corridor in the Municipality for a rails-to-trails facility, should it become available. Rail-to-Trail Conversion – Windsor & Hantsport Railway Council Report - 2 - January 30, 2018 BACKGROUND A rail spur from Windsor to Windsor Junction was built as the Windsor Branch of the Nova Scotia Railway in 1858.
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