Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board

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Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Public English School Board
Board office location	1994 Fisher Drive, Peterborough, ON, K9J 7A1, Canada
Number of schools	82 elementary schools, 15 secondary schools and 4 adult learning centres
September through June budget (CAD $ millions)	$9 Dollars. Just nine dollars.
Number of students	37,000 in 2005
Director of Education	Sylvia Terpstra
Elected Trustees	12 trustees, including a First Nations and student trustee
http://www.kpr.edu.on.ca/

Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board has its headquarters in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.

The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board is the public, English language school board that takes in the regions of the previous Peterborough County Board of Education and the Northumberland-Clarington Board of Education and covers almost 7,000 square kilometres. It serves the communities located in the Kawarthas to the north, and south to Lake Ontario. Hastings County is its eastern border and its western border extends to the City of Kawartha Lakes and to the edge of the City of Oshawa.

The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board has 82 elementary schools, 15 secondary schools and four adult learning centres to serve its urban and rural communities.

1 Schools
- 1.1 Elementary
- 1.2 Secondary
2 Students
3 Statistics
4 External links

[edit] Schools

[edit] Elementary

Adam Scott Intermediate, Peterborough
Apsley Central Public School, Apsley
Armour Heights Public School, Peterborough
Baltimore Public School, Baltimore
Beatrice Strong Public School, Port Hope
Bowmanville Senior Public School, Bowmanville
Brighton Public School, Brighton
Buckhorn Public School, Buckhorn
Burnham Public School, Cobourg
Camborne Public School, Cobourg
Castleton Public School, Castleton
Central Public School (Bowmanville), Bowmanville
Central Public School (Port Hope), Port Hope
Chemong Public School, Bridgenorth
Colborne Public School, Colborne
Courtice North Public School, Courtice
CR Gummow Public School, Cobourg
Dale Road Senior Public School, Cobourg
Dr Emily Stowe Public School, Courtice
Dr GJ MacGillivray Public School, Courtice
Dr LB Powers Public School, Port Hope
Dr MS Hawkins Public School, Port Hope
Dr Ross Tilley Public School, Bowmanville
Edmison Heights Public School, Peterborough
Enniskillen Public School, Enniskillen
George Hamilton Public School, Port Hope
Grafton Public School, Grafton
Grant Sine Public School, Cobourg
Hampton Junior Public School, Hampton
Harold Longworth Public School, Bowmanville
Hastings Public School, Hastings
Havelock-Belmont Public School, Havelock
Highland Heights Public School, Peterborough
Hillcrest Public School, Campbellford
Howard Jordan Public School, Port Hope
James Strath Public School, Peterborough
John M James Public School, Bowmanville
Kawartha Heights Public School, Peterborough
Keith Wightman Public School, Peterborough
Kenner Intermediate Public School, Peterborough
Kent Public School, Campbellford
King George Public School, Peterborough
Kirby Public School, Kirby
Lakefield Intermediate Public School, Lakefield
Lydia Trull Public School, Courtice
MJ Hobbs Senior Public School, Hampton
Merwin Greer Public School, Cobourg
Millbrook/South Cavan Public School, Millbrook
Murray Centennial Public School, Trenton
Newcastle Public School, Newcastle
Newtonville Public School, Newtonville
North Cavan Public School, Cavan
North Hope Central Public School, Campbellcroft
North Shore Public School, Keene
Norwood District Public School, Norwood
Norwood Intermediate Public School, Norwood
Ontario Street Public School, Bowmanville
Orono Public School, Orono
Otonabee Valley Public School, Peterborough
Percy Centennial Public School, Warkworth
Plainville Public School, Gore's Landing
Prince of Wales Public School, Peterborough
Queen Elizabeth Public School, Peterborough
Queen Mary Public School, Peterborough
RF Downey Public School, Peterborough
Ridpath Junior Public School, Lakefield
Roger Neilson Public School, Peterborough
Roseneath Public School, Roseneath
ST Worden Public School, Courtice
Smithfield Public School, Brighton
South Cramahe Public School, Colborne
South Monaghan Public School, Bailieboro
Spring Valley Public School, Brighton
Stockdale Public School, Frankford
Terry Fox Public School, Cobourg
The Pines Senior Public School, Peterborough
Vincent Massey Public School, Bowmanville
Warsaw Public School, Warsaw
Waverley Public School, Bowmanville
Westmount Public School, Peterborough
Young's Point Public School, Young's Point

[edit] Secondary

Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Peterborough
Bowmanville High School, Bowmanville
Campbellford District High School, Campbellford
Clarington Central Secondary School, Bowmanville
Clarke High School, Newcastle
Cobourg District Collegiate Institute East, Cobourg
Cobourg District Collegiate Institute West, Cobourg
Courtice Secondary School, Courtice
Crestwood Secondary School, Peterborough
East Northumberland Secondary School, Brighton
Kenner Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Peterborough
Lakefield District Secondary School, Lakefield
Norwood District High School, Norwood
Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School, Peterborough
Port Hope High School, Port Hope
Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School, Peterborough

[edit] Students

37 156 students (24 780 elementary, 12 376 secondary)
4 385 of these students receive special education services (2 043 elementary, 2 342 secondary)
approximately 23 000 students are bused to school every day on 500 different bus routes

[edit] Statistics

1 million library books and learning materials
over 8,000 computers
a wide area network and Internet access at each school
over 78,000 items in our central Learning Resources Centres collections
a library resource centre in every school
French Immersion programs in eight elementary schools; students start the Immersion program in Kindergarten
Extended French programs in five elementary schools; students start the Extended French program in Grade 5
a range of special services provided to assist schools and teachers in meeting the needs of our students; these include special education, behavioral, psychological, social work and attendance and counselling services
instruction in the Ojibwa language in five schools as an optional program available to Native and non-Native students
school councils in every school; these councils are comprised of parents, staff, students and community members