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ANGLOPHONE SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2018-19 SCHOOL FACILITIES OVERVIEW PAGE 1 OF 5 EDUCATION CENTRE – ST. STEPHEN: ● Number: 15 schools ● Enrolment: 3372 FUNCTIONAL SCHOOL YR. BUILT Maximum CAPACITY SCHOOL ADDRESS GRADE SEPT. 2018 NOTES NUMBER ENROLMENT Capacity Enrolment div max cap. = % School is 70 years old. Threshold 980 Route 172, 1. 2101 Back Bay Elementary School K-5 Eng. 51 1948 169 31% Indicator school. No room at St. George Back Bay, NB. E5C 1Y1 if school closed. School is 65 years old. New addition and 800 Main Street, 2. 2103 Blacks Harbour School K-5 Eng. 145 1953 338 43% elevator added to connect the two Blacks Harbour, NB E5H 1E6 buildings. Campobello Island 1722 Route 774, K-12 3. 2301 124 1966 406 31% School is 52 years old. Consolidated School Wilson’s Beach, NB E5E 1K7 Eng. P.O. Box 304, School is 32 years old. Threshold 4. 2104 Deer Island Community School K-8 Eng. 57 1986 128 45% Lord’s Cove, NB E5V 1W2 Indicator school. 44 Mount Pleasant Road, 6-12 School is 72 years old. Recent upgrade to 5. 2111 Fundy Middle High School 581 1977 1108 53% St. George, NB E5C 3K4 Eng./FI the drop off lane. Grand Manan Community 1144 Route 776, K-12 6. 2201 328 1965 683 48% School is 53 years old. Renovations 2000. School Grand Manan, NB E5G 4E8 Eng. School is 72 years old. Threshold Lawrence Station Elementary 6227 Route 3, 7. 2302 K-5 Eng. 27 1946 99 28% Indicator school. 409 completed but School Lawrence Station, NB E5A 3C3 school is too far from nearest school. 434 Milltown Blvd., School is 26 years old, newest school in 8. 2339 Milltown Elementary School K-5 Eng. 185 1992 314 59% St. Stephen, NB E3L 1J8 SSEC. 118 Brunswick Street, K-5 School is 69 years old. Attached primary 9. 2110 St. George Elementary School 263 1949 411 64% St. George, NB E5C 1A9 Eng./FI wing via breezeway. King’s Court, K-5 Eng., 10. 2336 St. Stephen Elementary School 465 1969 653 72% School is 49 years old. St. Stephen, NB E3L 3B2 FI 282 King Street, 9-12 11. 2338 St. Stephen High School 474 1979 998 48% School is 39 years old. St. Stephen, NB E3L 4X7 Eng./FI School is 93 years old. Current on-going 11 School Street, 6-8 12. 2337 St. Stephen Middle School 340 1925 688 50% project with theatre upgrade. SSEC and St. Stephen, NB E3L 2N4 Eng./FI district maintenance area are attached. 180 King Street, School is 52 years old. Current on-going 13. 2310 Sir James Dunn Academy 6-12 Eng. 187 1966 369 51% St. Andrews, NB E5B 1Y7 project for the stage. Vincent Massey Elementary 166 Frederick Street, 14. 2311 K-5 Eng. 140 1955 242 58% School is 63 years old. School St. Andrews, NB E5B 1Z7 278 White Head Road, School is 47 years old. Threshold 15. 2206 White Head Elementary School K-4 Eng. 5 1971 50 10% White Head Island, NB E5G 1K6 Indicator school. POPULATION DECLINE 2004 – 2018 = (1,148) students / -26% AVERAGE AGE OF SCHOOLS = 55 years old FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY RANGE: 10% to 72% Updated May 2019 / J. MacDonald ANGLOPHONE SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2018-19 SCHOOL FACILITIES OVERVIEW PAGE 2 OF 5 EDUCATION CENTRE – SAINT JOHN: ● Number: 30 schools ● Enrolment: 10,635 FUNCTIONAL SCHOOL Maximum CAPACITY SCHOOL ADDRESS GRADE SEPT. 2018 YR. BUILT OTHER NUMBER ENROLMENT Capacity Enrolment div max cap. = % 750 Manawagonish Rd, 6-8 Eng. 1. 2003 Barnhill Memorial School 392 1952 516 76% School is 66 years old. Natural gas. Saint John, NB E2M 3W5 6-8 FI 75 Bayside Drive, 6-8 Eng. School is 69 years old. Gym. expansion & 2. 2066 Bayside Middle School 577 1949 946 61% Saint John, NB E2J 1A1 6-8 FI cafeteria upgrade ’09, theatre upgrade 14. 184 Loch Lomond Road, 3. 2004 Bayview School K-5 Eng. 226 1958 435 52% School is 60 years old. Natural gas. Saint John, NB E2J 1Y1 630 Fundy Drive, 6-8 Eng. 4. 2005 Beaconsfield Middle School 175 1956 258 68% School is 62 years old. Saint John, NB E2M 2S5 6-8 FI School is 52 years old.409 completed, 10 Constance Street, 5. 2007 Centennial School K-5 Eng. 240 1966 483 50% recommended closure with HW/SF and Saint John, NB E2K 2P8 replace with new school. 111 Champlain Drive, School is 62 years old. Classroom 6. 2008 Champlain Heights School K-5 Eng. 361 1956 483 75% Saint John, NB E2J 3E4 expansion (2000). 15 Glengarry Drive, K-8 Eng. 7. 2013 Forest Hills School 673 1961 1258 54% School is 57 years old. Community Ctr. Saint John, NB E2J 2X9 FI 1095 Rte 790, School is 30 years old. Threshold 8. 2074 Fundy Shores School K-5 Eng. 75 1988 169 45% Dipper Harbour, NB E5J 1W4 Indicator school. 2 Modulars. 10 Princess Court, 9. 2014 Glen Falls School K-5 Eng. 155 1973 387 40% School is 45 years old. Saint John, NB E2H 1X9 School is 71 years old, 409 completed, 92 Woolastook Dr., K-2 Eng. 10. 2068 Grand Bay Primary 117 1947 105 112% recommended closure with Inglewood and Grand Bay-Westfield, NB E5K 1S4 FI Morna and replace with new school. 305 Douglas Avenue, 9-12 Eng. 11. 2060 Harbour View High School 887 1926 1415 63% School is 92 years old. Natural gas. Saint John, NB E2K 1E5 FI School is 57 years old. Half of the school Hazen-White/ 538 Sandy Pt. Rd, is leased from the Diocese. 409 12. 2020 K-8 Eng. 223 1961 462 49% St. Francis School Saint John, NB E2K 3S2 completed, recommended closure with Centennial and replace with new school. School is 58 years old. Threshold 10 School St 3-5 Eng. Indicator school. 409 completed, 13. 2016 Inglewood School 79 1960 164 49% Grand Bay-Westfield, NB E5K 1R6 FI recommended closure with Inglewood and Morna and replace with new school. 496 Ridge Row, 14. 2070 Island View School K-5 Eng. 313 1972 459 69% School is 46 years old. Saint John, NB E2M 4A1 56 Lensdale Crescent, School is 55 years old. Basketball/tennis 15. 2028 Lakewood Heights School K-5 Eng. 266 1963 338 79% Saint John, NB E2J 3P3 courts. Updated May 2019 / J. MacDonald ANGLOPHONE SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2018-19 SCHOOL FACILITIES OVERVIEW PAGE 3 OF 5 EDUCATION CENTRE – SAINT JOHN: ● Number: 30 schools ● Enrolment: 10,635 SCHOOL SEPT. 2016 Maximum FUNCTIONAL SCHOOL ADDRESS GRADE YR. BUILT OTHER NUMBER ENROLMENT Capacity CAPACITY 25 Evergreen Ave, K-5 Eng. 16. 2030 Loch Lomond School 301 1953 435 70% School is 65 years old. 2 Modulars. Saint John, NB E2N 1H3 FI 151 Black Street, K-2 Eng. School is 55 years old. Natural gas. 17. 2059 M. Gerald Teed School 182 1963 336 58% Saint John, NB E2K 2L6 FI Community Centre. 500 Woodward Avenue, 3-8 Eng. School is 51 years old. SJEC, Sistema, 18. 2065 Millidgeville North School 465 1967 1008 47% Saint John, NB E2K 4G7 3-5 EFI ISD, & Early Child. have space in school. School is 55 years old. Threshold Indicator school. 2 Modulars.409 80 Chalmer Drive, Morna, 19. 2023 Morna Heights School K-5 Eng. 69 1963 169 41% completed, recommended closure with Saint John, NB E2M 6M9 Inglewood and Grand Bay Primary and replace with new school. School is 62 years old. 409 completed, 317-319 Union Street, 20. 2039 Prince Charles School K-8 Eng. 153 1954 462 34% recommended closure with SJ Baptist Saint John, NB E2L 1B3 /King Edward & replace with new school. K-8 Eng. 20 Sixth Street, School is 69 years old. Recommended 21. 2041 Princess Elizabeth School EFI 512 1949 590 87% Saint John, NB E2K 3M1 structural review to determine useful life. 6-8 FI 33 Epworth Park Road, 6-8 Eng. 22. 2072 River Valley Middle School 315 1976 659 48% School is 42 years old. Grand Bay-Westfield, NB ,E5K 1W1 FI School is 70 years old. Half is leased from the Diocese. YMCA & Boys & Girls Club St. John the Baptist/ 223 St. James Street, 23. 2067 K-8 Eng. 217 1948 642 34% have early childhood in the school. 409 King Edward School Saint John, NB E2L 1W3 completed, recommended closure with Prince Charles, replace with new school. School is 64 years old. Leased facility St. Malachy's Memorial 2-20 Leinster Street, 9-12 Eng. 24. 2051 908 1954 951 96% from the Diocese. Classroom & Science High School Saint John, NB E2L 1H8 FI wing added by the Diocese in 2005. 69 Main Street, School is 45 years old. Threshold 25. 2052 St. Martins School K-5 Eng. 58 1973 242 24% St. Martins, NB E5R 1B4 Indicator school. 700 Manawagonish Road, School is 58 years old. Leased facility 26. 2057 Saint Rose School K-5 Eng. 205 1960 483 43% Saint John, NB E2M 3W5 from the Diocese. Natural gas. 1490 Hickey Road, 9-12 27. 2047 Simonds High School 771 1970 1578 49% School is 48 years old. Natural gas. Saint John, NB E2J 4E7 Eng./FI Seaside Park Elementary 627 Havelock Street, K-5 School is 2 years old, newest school in 28. 2045 487 2017 500 98% School Saint John, NB E2M 2V4 Eng./FI SJEC and the district. 170-200 Prince William Street, 9-12 29. 2043 Saint John High School 897 1932 998 90% School is 86 years old.
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