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Alphabetical Listing of Schools with New Trustee Ward Numbers Alphabetical Listingof Schools with New Trustee Ward NumbersEffective December 2018 (approved by the Board on August 9, 2018) New Trustee School NameSchool Address Ward # Dec 2018 A Y Jackson Secondary School50 Francine Drive, North York, M2H 2G613 Adam Beck Junior Public School400 Scarborough Road, Toronto, M4E 3M816 Africentric Alternative School 1430 Sheppard Avenue West, North York, M3M 2W95 Agincourt Collegiate Institute 2621 Midland Avenue, Agincourt, M1S 1R621 Agincourt Junior Public School29 Lockie Avenue, Agincourt, M1S 1N320 Agnes Macphail Public School112 Goldhawk Trail, Agincourt, M1V 1W521 Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute 1550 Sandhurst Circle, Agincourt, M1V 1S621 Albion Heights Junior Middle School45 Lynmont Road, Etobicoke, M9V 3W91 Alexander Muir/Gladstone Ave Jr and Sr PS 108 Gladstone Avenue, Toronto, M6J 3L29 Alexander Stirling Public School70 Fawcett Trail, Scarborough, M1B 3A922 Alexmuir Junior Public School95 Alexmuir Boulevard, Agincourt, M1V 1H621 Allenby Junior Public School391 St Clements Avenue, Toronto, M5N 1M28 ALPHA Alternative Junior School20 Brant Street, Toronto, M5V 2M19 ALPHA II Alternative School 1141 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M6H 1M99 Alternative Scarborough Education 16 Brimorton Drive, Sca0rborough, M1P 3Z117 Alvin Curling Public School50 Upper Rouge Trail, Scarborough, M1B 6K422 Amesbury Middle School201 Gracefield Avenue, North York, M6L 1L76 Ancaster Public School44 Ancaster Road, North York, M3K 1S65 Annette Street Junior and Senior Public School265 Annette Street, Toronto, M6P 1R37 Anson Park Public School30 MacDuff Crescent, Scarborough, M1M 1X518 Anson S Taylor Junior Public School20 Placentia Boulevard, Agincourt, M1S 4C521 Arbor Glen Public School55 Freshmeadow Drive, North York, M2H 3H613 Armour Heights Public School148 Wilson Avenue, North York, M5M 3A58 Avondale Elementary Alternative School171 Avondale Avenue, North York, M2N 2V412 Avondale Public School171 Avondale Avenue, North York, M2N 2V412 Avondale Secondary Alternative School24 Silverview Drive, North York, M2N 2B312 Bala Avenue Community School6 Bala Avenue, York, M6M 2E16 Balmy Beach Community School14 Pine Avenue, Toronto, M4E 1L616 Banting and Best Public School380 Goldhawk Trail, Agincourt, M1V 4E721 Baycrest Public School145 Baycrest Avenue, North York, M6A 1W48 Bayview Middle School25 Bunty Lane, North York, M2K 1W413 Beaches Alternative Junior School50 Swanwick Avenue, Toronto, M4E 2Z516 Beaumonde Heights Junior Middle School70 Monterrey Drive, Etobicoke, M9V 1T11 Bedford Park Public School81 Ranleigh Avenue, Toronto, M4N 1X211 Bellmere Junior Public School470 Brimorton Drive, Scarborough, M1H 2E619 Ben Heppner Vocal Music Academy80 Slan Avenue, Scarborough, M1G 3B519 Bendale Business and Technical Institute 1555 Midland Avenue, Scarborough, M1P 3C117 Bendale Junior Public School61 Benshire Drive, Scarborough, M1H 1M419 Bennington Heights Elementary School76 Bennington Heights Drive, East York, M4G 1B111 Berner Trail Junior Public School120 Berner Trail, Agincourt, M1B 1B321 Bessborough Drive Elementary and Middle School211 Bessborough Drive, East York, M4G 3K211 Beverley Heights Middle School26 Troutbrooke Drive, North York, M3M 1S55 Beverley School64 Baldwin Street, Toronto, M5T 1L410 Beverly Glen Junior Public School85 Beverly Glen Boulevard, Agincourt, M1W 1W420 Birch Cliff Heights Public School120 Highview Avenue, Scarborough, M1N 2J118 Birch Cliff Public School 1650 Kingston Road, Scarborough, M1N 1S218 Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute 3663 Danforth Avenue, Scarborough, M1N 2G218 Blacksmith Public School45 Blacksmith Crescent, North York, M3N 1V54 Blake Street Junior Public School21 Boultbee Avenue, Toronto, M4J 1A715 Blantyre Public School290 Blantyre Avenue, Scarborough, M1N 2S418 Blaydon Public School25 Blaydon Avenue, North York, M3M 2C95 Page 1 of 12 Alphabetical Listingof Schools with New Trustee Ward NumbersEffective December 2018 (approved by the Board on August 9, 2018) New Trustee School NameSchool Address Ward # Dec 2018 Bliss Carman Senior Public School10 Bellamy Road South, Scarborough, M1M 3N818 Bloor Collegiate Institute 1141 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M6H 1M99 Bloordale Middle School10 Toledo Road, Etobicoke, M9C 2H32 Bloorlea Middle School 4050 Bloor Street West, Etobicoke, M9B 1M52 Blythwood Junior Public School2 Strathgowan Crescent, Toronto, M4N 2Z511 Bowmore Road Junior and Senior Public School80 Bowmore Road, Toronto, M4L 3J216 Boys Leadership Academy45 Golfdown Drive, Etobicoke, M9W 2H81 Braeburn Junior School15 Tandridge Crescent, Etobicoke, M9W 2N81 Brian Public School95 Brian Drive, North York, M2J 3Y613 Briarcrest Junior School60 Wellesworth Drive, Etobicoke, M9C 4R32 Bridlewood Junior Public School60 Bridlewood Boulevard, Agincourt, M1T 1P720 Brimwood Boulevard Junior Public School151 Brimwood Boulevard, Agincourt, M1V 1E521 Broadacres Junior School45 Crendon Drive, Etobicoke, M9C 3G62 Broadlands Public School106 Broadlands Boulevard, North York, M3A 1J714 Brock Public School93 Margueretta Street, Toronto, M6H 3S49 Brookhaven Public School70 Brookhaven Drive, North York, M6M 4N86 Brookmill Boulevard Junior Public School25 Brookmill Boulevard, Agincourt, M1W 2L520 Brookside Public School75 Oasis Blvd, Scarborough, M1X 0A321 Brookview Middle School 4505 Jane Street, North York, M3N 2K74 Brown Junior Public School454 Avenue Road, Toronto, M4V 2J18 Bruce Public School51 Larchmount Avenue, Toronto, M4M 2Y615 Buchanan Public School4 Bucannan Road, Scarborough, M1R 3V317 Burnhamthorpe Collegiate Institute 500 The East Mall, Etobicoke, M9B 2C42 Burrows Hall Junior Public School151 Burrows Hall Boulevard, Agincourt, M1B 1M521 C D Farquharson Junior Public School 1965 Brimley Road, Agincourt, M1S 2B121 C R Marchant Middle School1 Ralph Street, York, M9N 3A86 C W Jefferys Collegiate Institute 340 Sentinel Road, North York, M3J 1T94 CALC Secondary School1 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, M4K 1M815 Calico Public School35 Calico Drive, North York, M3L 1V55 Cameron Public School211 Cameron Avenue, North York, M2N 1E812 Caring and Safe School LC130 Barrhead Crescent, Etobicoke, M9W 3Z71 Caring and Safe School LC2 1641 Pharmacy Avenue, Scarborough, M1R 2L217 Caring and Safe School LC3 720 Midland Avenue, Scarborough, M1K 4C918 Caring and Safe School LC4 540 Jones Avenue, Toronto, M4J 3G915 Carleton Village Jr and Sr Sports and Wellness Acad 315 Osler Street, Toronto, M6N 2Z49 Cassandra Public School45 Cassandra Boulevard, North York, M3A 1S514 Cedar Drive Junior Public School21 Gatesview Avenue, Scarborough, M1J 3G419 Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute 550 Markham Road, Scarborough, M1H 2A219 Cedarbrook Public School56 Nelson Street, Scarborough, M1J 2V619 Cedarvale Community School145 Ava Road, York, M6C 1W48 Centennial Road Junior Public School271 Centennial Road, West Hill, M1C 2A222 Central Etobicoke High School10 Denfield Street, Etobicoke, M9R 3H12 Central Technical School725 Bathurst Street, Toronto, M5S 2R510 Central Toronto Academy 570 Shaw Street, Toronto, M6G 3L610 Chalkfarm Public School100 Chalkfarm Drive, North York, M3L 1L44 Charles E Webster Public School 1900 Keele Street, York, M6M 3X76 Charles G Fraser Junior Public School79 Manning Avenue, Toronto, M6J 2K69 Charles Gordon Senior Public School25 Marcos Boulevard, Scarborough, M1K 5A717 Charles H Best Junior Middle School285 Wilmington Avenue, North York, M3H 5K85 Charlottetown Junior Public School85 Charlottetown Boulevard, West Hill, M1C 2C722 Chartland Junior Public School109 Chartland Boulevard South, Agincourt, M1S 2R721 Page 2 of 12 Alphabetical Listingof Schools with New Trustee Ward NumbersEffective December 2018 (approved by the Board on August 9, 2018) New Trustee School NameSchool Address Ward # Dec 2018 Cherokee Public School390 Cherokee Boulevard, North York, M2H 2W713 Chester Elementary School115 Gowan Avenue, East York, M4K 2E415 Chester Le Junior Public School201 Chester Le Boulevard, Agincourt, M1W 2K720 Chief Dan George Public School185 Generation Boulevard, Scarborough, M1B 2K522 Chine Drive Public School51 Chine Drive, Scarborough, M1M 2K818 Church Street Junior Public School83 Alexander Street, Toronto, M4Y 1B710 Churchill Heights Public School749 Brimorton Drive, Scarborough, M1G 2S419 Churchill Public School188 Churchill Avenue, North York, M2N 1Z512 City School635 Queens Quay West, Toronto, M5V 3G39 City View Alternative Senior School38 Shirley Street, Toronto, M6K 1S99 Claireville Junior School350 Silverstone Drive, Etobicoke, M9V 3J41 Clairlea Public School25 Rosalind Crescent, Scarborough, M1L 2X118 Claude Watson School for the Arts 130 Doris Avenue, North York, M2N 0A812 Cliffside Public School27 East Haven Drive, Scarborough, M1N 1M118 Cliffwood Public School140 Cliffwood Road, North York, M2H 2E413 Clinton Street Junior Public School460 Manning Avenue, Toronto, M6G 2V710 Contact Alternative School132 St Patrick Street, 3rd Floor, Toronto, M5T 1V19 Cordella Junior Public School175 Cordella Avenue, York, M6N 2K16 Cornell Junior Public School61 Holmfirth Terrace, Scarborough, M1G 1G819 Corvette Junior Public School30 Corvette Avenue, Scarborough, M1K 3G218 Cosburn Middle School520 Cosburn Avenue, East York, M4J 2P115 Cottingham Junior Public School85 Birch Avenue, Toronto, M4V 1E38 Courcelette Public School100 Fallingbrook Road, Scarborough, M1N 2T618 Crescent Town Elementary School4 Massey Square, East York, M4C 5M916 Cresthaven Public School46 Cresthaven Drive, North York, M2H 1M113 Crestview Public School101 Seneca Hill Drive, North York, M2J 2W313 Cummer Valley Middle School70 Maxome Avenue,
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