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Newfoundland and Labrador Results AIMS 6TH ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL REPORT CARD (RC6) Newfoundland and Labrador High Schools Once again, Newfoundland and Labrador provides one of the widest set of measures in the region. Additionally, data for every achievement and engagement indicator measured in the AIMS’ Report Card is available online to everyone through the Department of Education’s K-12 Profile System. While the province already had the greatest depth of information available of any of the four Atlantic Provinces, this year sees the addition of one more new measure – participation in university preparatory courses. The wide number of measures is however, balanced with gaps in available data for many of the province’s smaller schools, meaning only 52 schools have final grades this year of 142 schools with high school enrollment. As always, AIMS will release whatever valid data we have been able to secure for every school on our website at www.aims.ca. Gonzaga High School in St. John’s is the top ranked school in Newfoundland and Labrador, maintaining its ‘B+’ grade. J.M. Olds Collegiate in Twillingate improved from a ‘B’ to a ‘B+’ and was the second place school in the province. Bay d’Espoir Academy earned a ‘B+’ and third place after not receiving a final grade last year, because of insufficient post secondary achievement data. Two schools showed improvement of more than one grade level, with Appalachia High School improving from a ‘C-’ to a ‘C+’ and Holy Heart High School in St. John’s rising from a ‘C+’ to a ‘B’. Two schools also saw their overall grade fall by more than one grade level. Last year’s top school, Dorset Collegiate, saw its grade fall from an ‘A-’ to a ‘B’ and Templeton Academy in Meadows went from a ‘B+’ to a ‘B-’. RC6 RC6 Final RC6 Absolute RC6 Overall Final Final RC5 Overall Performance Rank Grade Grade School Name, Community Performance in Context 1 B+ B+ Gonzaga High School, St. John's A- B 2 B+ B J.M. Olds Collegiate, Twillingate B+ B+ 3 B+ * Bay d'Espoir Academy, Milltown B+ B 4 B+ B+ Pasadena Academy, Pasadena B+ B 5 B+ B Roncalli Central High, Port Saunders B B+ 6 B B+ Fogo Island Central Academy, Fogo Island B B+ 7 B B- Mountain Feild Academy, Forteau B+ B 8 B * New World Island Academy, Summerford B B+ 9 B B Mount Pearl Senior High, Mount Pearl B+ B 10 B B Gander Collegiate, Gander B B 11 B B- Bishops College, St. John's B B 12 B C+ Holy Heart High School, St. John's B B 13 B B+ John Burke High School, Grand Bank B B 14 B B+ Dunne Memorial Academy, St. Mary's B B- 15 B B Indian River High School, Springdale B- B 16 B A- Dorset Collegiate, Pilley's Island B- B http://www.aims.ca/library/nlwebtableRC6.pdf Page 1 RC6 RC6 Final RC6 Absolute RC6 Overall Final Final RC5 Overall Performance Rank Grade Grade School Name, Community Performance in Context 17 B B Botwood Collegiate, Botwood B- B 18 B B- Baltimore School, Ferryland B- B 19 B- B- Baccalieu Collegiate, Old Perlican B- B 20 B- B- King Academy, Harbour Breton B- B 21 B- B Glovertown Academy, Glovertown B- B- 22 B- B- Menihek High School, Labrador City B- B- 23 B- B Lester Pearson Memorial High, Wesleyville B- B- 24 B- B- Prince of Wales Collegiate, St. John's B- B- 25 B- B Elwood High School, Deer Lake B- B- 26 B- B- Laval High, Placentia B- B- 27 B- C+ O'Donel High, Mount Pearl B- B- 28 B- B Gros Morne Academy, Rocky Harbour B- B- 29 B- C+ Booth Memorial High School, St. John's B- B- 30 B- B- Clarenville High School, Clarenville B- B- 31 B- B Harriot Curtis Collegiate, St. Anthony B- B- 32 B- B- Holy Spirit High, Conception Bay South (Manuels) B- B- 33 B- * Canon Richards High School, Flower's Cove C+ B- 34 B- B+ Templeton Academy, Meadows C+ B- 35 B- C+ St. Kevin's High, St. John's (Goulds) B- C+ 36 B- B- Carbonear Collegiate, Carbonear B- B- 37 B- B- Stephenville High, Stephenville B- B- 38 B- C+ Stella Maris Academy, Trepassey C+ B- 39 B- * Discovery Collegiate, Bonavista C+ B- 40 B- B- St. Lawrence Academy, St. Lawrence B- C+ 41 B- B- Viking Trail Academy, Plum Point B- C+ 42 B- B St. James' Regional High School, Channel-Port Aux Basques B- C+ 43 B- B- Crescent Collegiate, Blaketown C+ B- 44 C+ B- Lewisporte Collegiate, Lewisporte C+ B- 45 C+ C+ Marystown Central High, Marystown B- C+ 46 C+ * Heritage Collegiate, Lethbridge C+ C+ 47 C+ C- Appalachia High School, St. George's C+ B- 48 C+ C+ Baie Verte Collegiate, Baie Verte C+ C+ 49 C+ B- Ascension Collegiate, Bay Roberts C+ C+ Queen Elizabeth Regional High School, Conception Bay South 50 C+ C (Foxtrap) C+ C+ 51 C+ C+ Holy Trinity High School, Torbay C+ C 52 C C+ Mobile Central High School, Mobile C+ C * * * A. R. Scammell Academy, Change Islands * * * * * All Saints All-Grade, Grey River * * * * * Amos Comenius Memorial School, Hopedale * * * * * B.L. Morrison, Postville * * * * * Basque Memorial, Red Bay * * * * * Bayview Regional Collegiate, St. Lunaire * * * * * Belanger Memorial School, Upper Ferry * * * * C+ Bishop White School, Port Rexton * * * * * Bonne Bay Academy, Woody Point * * * * * Brother T. I. Murphy, St. John's * * * * * Burgeo Academy, Burgeo * * * * B- Cape John Collegiate, La Scie * * * * * Centre École des Grands-Vents, St. John's * * * * * Centre éducatif l'ENVOL, Labrador City * * * * B Christ the King School, Rushoon * * * * * Cloud River Academy, Roddickton * * * * * Corner Brook Regional High, Corner Brook * * * * * Cottrell's Cove Academy, Cottrell's Cove * * * * * D.C. Young School, Port Hope Simpson * * * * * Douglas Academy , La Poile * * http://www.aims.ca/library/nlwebtableRC6.pdf Page 2 RC6 RC6 Final RC6 Absolute RC6 Overall Final Final RC5 Overall Performance Rank Grade Grade School Name, Community Performance in Context * * C- E.A. Butler, McKay's * * * * * École Boréale de Goose Bay, Happy Valley - Goose Bay * * * * * École Ste-Anne, La Grand'Terre * * * * * Eric G. Lambert All-Grade, Churchill Falls * * * * * Exploits Valley High, Grand Falls-Windsor * * * * B Fatima Academy, St. Bride's * * * * * First Baptist Academy, Mount Pearl * * * * * Fitzgerald Academy, English Harbour West * * * * B- Fortune Bay Academy, St. Bernard's - Jacques Fontaine * * * * * Gill Memorial Academy, Musgrave Harbour * * * * * Grandy's River Collegiate, Burnt Islands * * * * * H.L. Strong Academy, Little Bay Islands * * * * * Hampden Academy, Hampden * * * * * Henry Gordon Academy, Cartwright * * * * * Holy Cross All Grade School, Daniel's Harbour * * * * B Holy Cross School Complex, Eastport * * * * C Holy Name of Mary Academy, Lawn * * * * * J.C. Erhardt Memorial School, Makkovik * * * * * Jakeman All Grade, Trout River * * * * * James Cook Memorial, Cook's Harbour * * * * C- Jane Collins Academy, Hare Bay * * * * * Jens Haven Memorial, Nain * * * * * John Watkins Academy, Hermitage * * * * * Lake Melville School, North West River * * * * * Lakeside Academy, Buchans * * * * * Lakewood Academy, Glenwood * * * * B- Leo Burke Academy, Bishop's Falls * * * * * Long Island Academy, Beaumont * * * * B- Long Range Academy, Cow Head * * * * * Main River Academy, Pollard's Point * * * * * Mary Simms All-Grade, Main Brook * * * * C Mealy Mountain Collegiate, Happy Valley-Goose Bay * * * * B- MSB Regional Academy, Middle Arm * * * * * Mushuau Innu Natuashish School, Natuashish * * * * * Northern Lights Academy, Rigolet * * * * * Our Lady of Labrador, West St. Modeste * * * * * Peenamin McKenzie School, Sheshatshiu * * * * * Phoenix Academy, Carmanville * * * * B- Piccadilly Central High, Piccadilly * * * * * Point Leamington Academy, Point Leamington * * * * B+ Random Island Academy, Random Island * * * * * Raymond Ward Memorial, Norman Bay * * * * * Riverwood Academy, Wing's Point * * * * B Roncalli Central High, Avondale * * * * * Sacred Heart AG, Conche * * * * B+ Smallwood Academy, Gambo * * * * * Southwest Arm Academy, Little Heart's Ease * * * * * St. Anneway Kegnamogwom, Conne River * * * * * St. Bonaventure's College, St. John's * * * * * St. Boniface All Grade, Ramea * * * * B- St. Catherine's Academy, Mount Carmel * * * * * St. Gabriel's AG, St. Brendan's * * * * B St. James All Grade, Lark Harbour * * * * B+ St. Joseph's Academy, Lamaline * * * * * St. Joseph's All Grade, Croque * * * * * St. Joseph's All Grade, Terrenceville * * * * * St. Lewis Academy, St. Lewis * * http://www.aims.ca/library/nlwebtableRC6.pdf Page 3 RC6 RC6 Final RC6 Absolute RC6 Overall Final Final RC5 Overall Performance Rank Grade Grade School Name, Community Performance in Context * * * St. Mark's School, King's Cove * * * * * St. Mary's AG, Mary's Harbour * * * * * St. Michael's Regional High, Bell Island * * * * * St. Peter's Academy, Westport * * * * * St. Peter's AG, McCallum * * * * * St. Peter's School, Black Tickle * * * * * St. Simon and St. Jude Academy, Francois * * * * * St. Stephen's AG, Rencontre East * * * * * Swift Current Academy, Swift Current * * * * B- Tricentia Academy, Arnold's Cove * * * * B Valmont Academy, King's Point * * * * * Victoria Academy, Gaultois * * * * * William Gillett Academy, Charlottetown, LAB * * * Grades are based on a three year rolling average. If a school does not have at least two years of data for a particular measure it will not receive a grade for that measure. RC6 is based on data from the school years 2003/04, 2004/05, and 2005/06. General • A more detailed breakdown of the results for each ranked high school is published as an insert in the April issue of Progress magazine. A copy of this insert can be found online at http://www.aims.ca/library/rc6insert.pdf • A further expanded data set, including the available results for all reported schools, plus expanded sub-measures for ranked schools is available online to allow for an inter-active cross school comparison on any available measure or a combination of measures. The AIMS Online Report Card can be found on our website at www.aims.ca. • No data is available for the Newfoundland School for the Deaf, the St. John’s Hospital School, and the Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Centre so they are not included in reported schools.
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