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School Abbreviation Division Region District A.J. Smeltzer Junior AJS JH Capital Halifax County Advocate District School ADV 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Amherst Regional High ARHS 2 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Annapolis Royal Regional Academy ANNA JH Western Annapolis Digby Annapolis West Education Centre AWEC 3 Western Annapolis Digby Armbrae Academy ARMB 4 Capital Halifax City Astral Drive Junior High ASTRAL JH Capital Halifax County Auburn Drive AUB 1 Capital Halifax County Avon View High School AVON 1 Western Kings West Hants Baddeck Academy BADD 4 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Barrington Municipal BARR 3 Western Sheburne Yarmouth Bayview Community School BCS JH Western Lunenburg Queens Bayview Education Centre BAYE JH Highland Richmond Inverness Bedford Academy BEDA JH Capital Halifax County Berwick & District BER JH Western Kings West Hants Bible Hill Junior High BHJH JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Bicentennial School BIJH JH Capital Halifax City Bluenose Academy BLN JH Western Lunenburg Queens Breton Educaton Centre BEC 2 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Bridgetown Regional BTWN 3 Western Annapolis Digby Bridgewater Junior/Senior High School BHS 3 Western Lunenburg Queens Brookside Junior High BRKS JH Capital Halifax County Cabot Junior/Senior High School CABH 4 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Canso Academy CANS 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Caledonia Junior High CAL JH Capital Halifax City Cape Breton Highlands Academy/Education Center CBHA 4 Highland Richmond Inverness Cavalier Drive CAVD JH Capital Halifax County Central Colchester Junior High CCJH JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Central Kings Rural High CKRH 2 Western Kings West Hants Centre Scolaire de la Rive-Sud CSRS 4 Western Lunenburg Queens Centre Scolaire Etoile de l’Acadie CSEA 4 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Charles P. Allen CPA 1 Capital Halifax County Chester Area Middle School CAMS JH Western Lunenburg Queens Chief Allison Bernard High School CAB 4 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Churchill Academy CHUR 4 Capital Halifax City Citadel High School CIT 1 Capital Halifax City Clayton Park Junior High CPJH JH Capital Halifax City Cobequid Educational Centre CEC 1 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Colchester Christian Academy CCA 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Coldbrook & District COLD JH Western Kings West Hants Cole Harbour District High CHH 1 Capital Halifax County Cunard Junior High CUN JH Capital Halifax City Dalbrae Academy DALB 3 Highland Richmond Inverness Dartmouth High DHS 1 Capital Halifax City Digby Regional DRHS 3 Western Annapolis Digby Dr. J.H. Gillis DJHG 2 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Dr. T.L. Sullivan Junior High School DTLS JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Drumlin Heights Consolidated DRUM 4 Western Sheburne Yarmouth Duncan MacMillan High DMHS 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough East Antigonish Academy EAA 3 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough East Antigonish Education Centre EAEC JH Northumberland Cumberland Pictou East Pictou Middle School EPMS JH Highland Richmond Inverness East Richmond Education Centre EREC JH Capital Halifax County Eastern Passage Education Centre EPEC JH Capital Halifax County Eastern Shore District High ESDH 2 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou EB Chandler Junior High EBC JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Ecole Acadien de Pomquet POM 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Ecole Acadien de Truro ETRU 4 Highland Richmond Inverness Ecole Beau Port EBP 4 Highland Richmond Inverness Ecole du Carrefour EDCA 3 Capital Halifax City Ecole du Sommet SOMM 4 Capital Halifax City Ecole NDA NDA 4 Highland Richmond Inverness Ecole Pars-en-Bas BAS 3 Western Sheburne Yarmouth Ecole Rose de Vents ROSE 4 Western Kings West Hants Ecole Secondaire de Clare ESC 3 Western Annapolis Digby Elizabeth Sutherland ELS JH Capital Halifax City Ellenvale Junior High ELLN JH Capital Halifax City Eric Graves Junior High EGJH JH Capital Halifax City Eskasoni Middle School ESKM JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Evangeline Middle School EMS JH Western Kings West Hants Fairview Junior High FAIR JH Capital Halifax City Fanning Education Centre FAN JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Five Bridges Junior High FBJH JH Capital Halifax County Forest Heights FH 3 Western Lunenburg Queens Fountain Academy FOUN 4 Capital Halifax City Gaetz Brook Junior High GAET JH Capital Halifax County Georges P. Vanier Junior High VAN JH Capital Halifax County Glace Bay High GLB 1 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Gorsebrook Junior High GOR JH Capital Halifax City Graham Creighton Junior High GCJH JH Capital Halifax County Guysborough Academy GUY 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Halifax Central Junior High CENT JH Capital Halifax City Halifax Christian Academy HCA 4 Capital Halifax City Halifax Grammar HFXG 4 Capital Halifax City Halifax West HFXW 1 Capital Halifax City Hants East HERH 2 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Hants North HNRH 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Hantsport HNPT JH Western Kings West Hants Harold T. Barrett Junior High HTB JH Capital Halifax County Hebbville Academy HEBB JH Western Lunenburg Queens Herring Cove Junior High HERC JH Capital Halifax City Highland Consolidated Middle School HCMS JH Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Highland Park Junior High HPJH JH Capital Halifax City Horton High HHS 1 Western Kings West Hants Inverness Education Centre/Academy INVE 4 Highland Richmond Inverness Islands Consolidated ICS 4 Western Annapolis Digby J.L. Ilsley JLI 1 Capital Halifax City John Martin Junior High JMJH JH Capital Halifax City King’s View Academy KVA 4 Capital Halifax City King’s-Edgehill School KES 3 Western Kings West Hants Kings County Academy KCA JH Western Kings West Hants Landmark East LAND 4 Western Kings West Hants Leslie Thomas Junior High LTJH JH Capital Halifax County Liverpool Regional LRHS 3 Western Lunenburg Queens Lockeport Regional LPRT 4 Western Sheburne Yarmouth Lockview High LOCK 1 Capital Halifax County MacLennan Junior High MACL JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Madeline Symonds MSMS JH Capital Halifax County Malcolm Munroe Memorial Junior High MMMJ JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Maple Grove Education Centre MGEC JH Western Sheburne Yarmouth Maritime Hockey Academy MHA JH Capital Halifax City Maritime Muslim Academy MMA 4 Capital Halifax City Memorial High MEM 1 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Middleton Regional MIDD 3 Western Annapolis Digby Millwood MILL 2 Capital Halifax County Mulgrave Memorial Education Centre MUL JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Musquodoboit Rural MUSQ 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough New Germany NGRM 3 Western Lunenburg Queens New Glasgow Junior High NGJH JH Northumberland Cumberland Pictou New Ross Consolidated NR JH Western Lunenburg Queens Newbridge Academy NA 4 Capital Halifax County North Colchester High NCH 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough North Nova Education Centre NNEC 1 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou North Queens NQ 4 Western Lunenburg Queens Northeast Kings Education Centre NKEC 2 Western Kings West Hants Northumberland Regional High School NRHS 2 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Oceanview Education Centre OCN JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Oxford Regional Education Centre OREC 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Oxford School OX JH Capital Halifax City Oyster Pond Academy OPA JH Capital Halifax County Park View Education Centre PVEC 1 Western Lunenburg Queens Park West School PWS JH Capital Halifax City Parrsboro Regional PARS 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Pictou Academy PICT 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Pine Ridge Middle School PINE JH Western Kings West Hants Prince Andrew PA 1 Capital Halifax City Prince Arthur Junior High PAJH JH Capital Halifax City Pugwash District High School PDHS 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Rankin Memorial School RMH 4 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Redcliff Middle School REDS JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Richmond Academy RICH 3 Highland Richmond Inverness Ridgecliff Middle School RIDG JH Capital Halifax County River Hebert District High School RVHB 4 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou River John Consolidated RJCS JH Northumberland Cumberland Pictou Riverside Education Centre REC JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough Riverview Rural High RIV 1 Highland Cape Breton Victoria Rockingstone Heights ROCK JH Capital Halifax City Rocky Lake Junior High RLJH JH Capital Halifax County Ross Road RR JH Capital Halifax County Sackville Heights Junior High School SKHT JH Capital Halifax County Sackville High SH 1 Capital Halifax County Sacred Heart School SHSH 4 Capital Halifax City Shambhala School SHAM 4 Capital Halifax City Shelburne Regional SHEL 3 Western Sheburne Yarmouth Sherwood Park Education Centre SPEC JH Highland Cape Breton Victoria Sir John A. Macdonald SJA 1 Capital Halifax County Sir Robert Borden Junior High SRB JH Capital Halifax County South Colchester Academy SCA 3 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough South Queens Middle School SQMS JH Western Lunenburg Queens Springhill Junior/Senior High SHIL 3 Northumberland Cumberland Pictou St. Agnes Junior High STAG JH Capital Halifax City St. Andrew Junior High STAJ JH Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough St. Mary’s Academy/Education Centre SMEC 4 Northumberland Colchester Antigonish Guysborough St. Mary's Bay Academy SMBA 4 Western Annapolis Digby
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