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Ontario School Closing List 2017 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close Algoma DSB Algoma DSB Arthur Henderson Public Ele 61 Bruce Mines Yes Yes Yes 21-Mar-17 2018 Algoma DSB BlindSchool River Public School Ele 172 Blind River Yes No No 20-Jun-17 2018 Algoma DSB Sir James Dunn Public School Ele 131 Wawa Yes No No 20-Jun-17 2018 Total closings 364 3 1 1 New schools proposed: 0 Bluewater DSB Bluewater DSB Bayview Public School Ele 270 Owen Sound Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 30-Jun-17 Bluewater DSB Sydenham Community School Ele 483 Owen Sound Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 30-Jun-17 Bluewater DSB Dufferin Elementary School Ele 225 Owen Sound Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 30-Jun-17 Bluewater DSB Beavercrest Community School Ele 173 Grey Yes Yes Yes 17-Apr-17 30-Jun-18 Bluewater DSB Chesley District Community Sec 167 ChesleyHighlands Yes Yes Yes 17-Apr-17 30-Jun-17 School Bluewater DSB Paisley Central School Ele 109 Paisley Yes Yes Yes 17-Apr-17 30-Jun-19 Total closings 1427 6 6 6 New schools proposed: 0 Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic DSB Brant Haldimand Norfolk Our Lady of La Salette School Ele 52 La Salette Yes Yes Yes 23-Mar-17 30-Jun-17 Catholic DSB Total closings 1427 1 1 1 New schools proposed: 0 Catholic DSB of Eastern Ontario Catholic DSB of Eastern Immaculate Conception Ele 174 Cornwall Yes Yes Pending 2-May-17 Ontario Catholic School Catholic DSB of Eastern St. Columban’s Catholic School Ele 196 Cornwall Yes Yes Pending 2-May-17 Ontario Total closings 370 2 2 0 New schools proposed: 2 1 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close DSB of Niagara DSB of Niagara Beamsville District Secondary Sec 555 Beamsville Yes Yes Yes 28-Mar-17 2019/2020 School DSB of Niagara Grimsby Secondary School Sec 721 Grimsby Yes Yes Yes 28-Mar-17 2019/2020 DSB of Niagara South Lincoln High School Sec 269 Smithville Yes Yes Yes 28-Mar-17 30-Jun-17 Total closings 1545 3 3 3 New schools proposed: 1 Dufferin Peel CDSB Dufferin Peel CDSB St. Dunstan Elementary School Ele 312 Mississauga Yes Yes Yes 24-May-16 Jun-17 Dufferin Peel CDSB St. Gertrude Elementary School Ele 646 Mississauga Yes Yes Yes 24-May-16 Jun-17 Total closings 958 2 2 2 New schools proposed: 0 Durham DSB Durham DSB Epsom Public School Ele 38 Port Perry Yes Yes Yes 21-Nov-16 Jun-17 Durham DSB Thorah Central Public School Ele 144 Brock Yes Yes Yes 21-Feb-17 Durham DSB Beaverton Public School Ele 167 Beaverton Yes Yes Yes 21-Feb-17 Total closings 349 3 3 3 New schools proposed: 1 Grand Erie DSB Grand Erie DSB Grandview Central School Ele 142 Dunnville Yes Yes Yes 11-Apr-16 Grand Erie DSB Anna Melick Memorial School Ele 130 Dunnville Yes Yes Yes 11-Apr-16 Jun-17 Grand Erie DSB West Lynn Public School Ele 351 Simcoe No No Yes 24-Oct-16 Sep-18 Total closings 623 2 2 3 New schools proposed: 1 Greater Essex County DSB Greater Essex County DSB Mill Street Public School Ele 221 Leamington Yes Yes Pending 8-Jun-17 June 2017 Greater Essex County DSB Gore Hill Public School Ele 223 Leamington Yes Yes Pending 8-Jun-17 Greater Essex County DSB Margaret D. Bennie Public Ele 262 Leamington Yes Pending Pending 8-Jun-17 Greater Essex County DSB EastwoodSchool Public School Ele 271 Windsor Yes Yes Pending 8-Jun-17 Greater Essex County DSB Parkview Public School Ele 234 Windsor Yes Yes Pending 8-Jun-17 Total closings 1211 5 4 0 New schools proposed: 2 2 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close Halton Catholic DSB Halton Catholic DSB St. John (Oakville) Catholic Ele 216 Oakville Yes Yes Yes 7-Mar-17 Elementary School Halton Catholic DSB Holy Family Catholic Ele 220 Oakville Yes Yes Yes 7-Mar-17 Elementary School Halton Catholic DSB Holy Cross Catholic Elementary Ele 460 Georgetown Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 2017/2018 Halton Catholic DSB St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Ele 357 Georgetown Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 2017/2018 Elementary School Halton Catholic DSB St. Dominic Catholic Elementary Ele 590 Oakville No Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 School Halton Catholic DSB St. James Catholic Elementary Ele 265 Oakville Yes Yes Yes 19-Apr-16 School Total closings 2108 5 6 6 New schools proposed: 3 Halton DSB Halton DSB Robert Bateman High School Sec 786 Burlington Yes Yes Pending 7-Jun-17 Halton DSB Lester B. Pearson High School Sec 392 Burlington Yes Yes Pending 7-Jun-17 Total closings 1178 2 2 0 New schools proposed: 0 Hamilton Wentworth Catholic DSB Hamilton Wentworth St. Brigid Catholic Elementary Ele 273 Hamilton Yes No Yes 7-Feb-17 2017/2018 Catholic DSB School Total closings 273 1 0 1 New schools proposed: 1 3 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close Hamilton-Wentworth DSB Hamilton-Wentworth DSB Fessenden Elementary School Ele 521 Ancaster Yes Pending Pending 5-Jun-17 Hamilton-Wentworth DSB Queen's Rangers Elementary Ele 128 Copetown Yes Pending Pending 5-Jun-17 School Hamilton-Wentworth DSB Hess Street Elementary School Ele 346 Hamilton Yes Pending Pending 5-Jun-17 Total closings 995 3 0 0 New schools proposed: 1 Hastings & Prince Edward DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Hillcrest School Ele 121 Belleville Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 30-Jun-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Queen Elizabeth School Ele 205 Belleville Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 Jun-20 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Queen Victoria School Ele 246 Belleville Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 Jun-20 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Sir John A. Macdonald School Ele 348 Belleville No Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 Sep-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Moira Secondary School Sec 737 Belleville Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 Sep-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Quinte Secondary School Sec 580 Belleville Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 Sep-18 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Madoc Township Public School Ele 121 Madoc Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Kente Public School Ele 216 Ameliasburgh Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Pinecrest Memorial Elementary Ele 279 Bloomfield Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 DSB School Hastings & Prince Edward Queen Elizabeth School (Picton) Ele 238 Picton Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 DSB Hastings & Prince Edward Sophiasburgh Central School Ele 138 Picton Yes Pending Pending 19-Jun-17 DSB Total closings 3229 10 0 0 New schools proposed: 1 4 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB Kirby Centennial Public School Ele 92 Orono Yes Yes Yes 23-Mar-17 30-Jun-17 Total closings 92 1 1 1 New schools proposed: 0 Lakehead DSB Lakehead DSB Sir Winston Churchill Collegiate Sec 1000 Thunder Bay No Pending Pending 4-Oct-17 and vocational institute Lakehead DSB Agnew H. Johnston Public Ele 525 Thunder Bay Yes Pending Pending 4-Oct-17 30-Jun-18 School Lakehead DSB Edgewater Park Public School Ele Thunder Bay Yes Pending Pending 4-Oct-17 30-Jun-18 Total closings 1525 2 0 0 New schools proposed: 1 Lambton Kent DSB Lambton Kent DSB John N. Given Ele 249 Chatham Yes Yes Yes 9-May-17 Jun-17 Lambton Kent DSB Aberarder Central School Ele 114 Camlachie Yes Yes Yes 21-Mar-17 Jul-20 Lambton Kent DSB Bosanquet Central School Ele 184 Thedford Yes Yes Yes 21-Mar-17 Jul-20 Lambton Kent DSB Kinnwood Central School Ele 278 Forest Yes Yes Yes 21-Mar-17 Jul-20 Lambton Kent DSB North Lambton Secondary Sec 547 Forest Yes Yes Yes 21-Mar-17 Jul-20 School Total closings 1372 5 5 5 New schools proposed: 1 Limestone DSB Limestone DSB Yarker Family School Ele 26 Yarker Yes Yes Pending 5-Jun-17 1-Sep-18 Total closings 26 1 1 0 New schools proposed: 0 London District Catholic School Board London District CSB Holy Cross Catholic School Ele 149 London Yes Pending Pending Sep-18 London District CSB St. Robert Catholic School Ele 254 London Yes Pending Pending Sep-18 Total closings 403 2 0 0 New schools proposed: 0 5 Ontario school closing list 2017 School Board School Ele/ No. of Location Staff rec. ARC rec. Board dec. Final board Date to Sec Students to close to close to close vote close Near North DSB Near North DSB E.T. Carmichael Public School Ele 218 North Bay Yes Pending Pending 27-Jun-17 Jun-20 Near North DSB E.W. Norman Public School Ele 133 North Bay Yes Pending Pending 27-Jun-17 Jun-20 Near North DSB Widdifield Secondary School Sec 813 North Bay Yes Pending Pending 27-Jun-17 Jun-20 Near North DSB West Ferris Intermediate Sec 674 North Bay Yes Pending Pending 27-Jun-17 Jun-20 Secondary School Total closings 1838 4 0 0 New schools proposed: 2 Ottawa-Carleton DSB Ottawa-Carleton DSB Rideau High School Sec 455 Ottawa No Yes Yes 7-Mar-17 Sep-17 Ottawa-Carleton DSB D.
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