The History of Gloucester Schools NOTE: This is a work in progress. Information, school histories and photographs are welcome.

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1 The History of Gloucester s NOTE: This is a work in progress. Information, school histories and photographs are welcome. Gloucester Sections (Common s) ( ) last updated January 26, 2019 Name Location Opened Closed Details Reference Section # South Gloucester SS#1 Bank Street and Mitch Owens Active Was a separate school in 1891 Now is St. Mary s Catholic Leitrim SS#2 Bank Street and Leitrim Road nearly new brick in 1894, Mr. Taylor teacher Ottawa Journal, November 17, 1894 p.8 Ellwood SS#3 Bank Street north of Ledbury known as Dawzy's in 1887 Ottawa Journal, January page 4 Johnston's Corners SS#4 Albion Road and Rideau Road moved east on Rideau Road in 1963 New school completed in 1886, nearly new brick school in Miss Graham teacher, Mr. Boyd to be teacher in New school opening in fall 1963, still open in Bowesville SS#5 Bowesville Road near the site of the current airport terminal Billings Bridge SS#6 Riverside Drive just east of Bank Street Bayview (originally Otterson s ) SS#7 after demolition in the early 1950s, the school relocated to Leitrim Road immediately behind the airport. The foundation is still visible at the top of the hill on Leitrim Road. June 1949 replaced by Alta Vista Public in 1949, school also used the former Methodist Church. Two room cement block and stucco addition to open in Previously it was a three room two storey frame structure., Old Methodist church to be used as school starting April 1, 1914, Former Methodist church closed as a school in June 1948 and opened as a Post Office on November 22, known as Otterson's at its original location near Riverside Drive and Revelstoke Drive. New school opens in 1924 north of Walkley Road on Riverside Drive opposite from Mooney s Bay. Ottawa Journal, January 12, 1887 page 4 Ottawa Journal, November 17, 1894 p.8 Ottawa Journal, 3, 1963 p.4 Ottawa Journal, March 18, 1914, page 13 Ottawa Citizen, November 23, 1948 p.7 Ottawa Journal, May 7, 1940 p.10 Ottawa Citizen, May 7, 1940 p.18 Ottawa Journal May 6, 1924 page 5

2 New Edinburgh SS#8 (New Edinburgh Union, served Gloucester Section 8 after village incorporation in 1867) new Creighton Street school in 1920, 4 room addition in 1905 Quarries SS#9 Montreal Road east of Hochelaga Street, north side Hurdman's Bridge SS#10 Russell Road (now Terminal Avenue) near site of Post Office sortation building Rideau View SS#11 River Road near Vimy Bridge SS#9 later became Fairfield Public, being replaced in Air photographs indicate that the old stone school was not demolished until after New school opens in 1950 on Codd s Road. After it closed in June 1980, it became East Gate Alliance Church. Ottawa Journal, March 24, 1887 p.1, Ottawa Journal, February 3, 1905 p.9 Ottawa Journal, March 15, 1920 p.7 Ottawa Journal, December 12, 1949 p.2 was on expropriated land in 1949 Ottawa Journal, December 12, 1949 p.2 Union, also SS#9? Nepean, school in poor condition in 1894, new concrete block school opens in 1957 replacing 1875 wood frame school, Two room addition built by Danziel Construction to open 1962, Limebank SS#12 Ramsayville SS#13 Top Generation Road Still present in 2018 and used by the Top Generation Club east of Ramsayville Road Glen Ogilvie (Cyrville) SS#14 Section dissolved around 1925 Had become a Separate in 1880 Orléans SS#15 Had become a separate school before 1895 Hawthorne SS#16 (became Union Section USS#16 in 1950, dissolved in 1961) Original sold to NCC in 1954 Replace by Hawthorne Public Ottawa Journal, November 17, 1894 p.8 Ottawa Journal, 20, 1957 p.17 pictures of old and new school. Ottawa Journal, August 7, 1962 p.5 Ottawa Journal, May 12, 1926 p.1 Ottawa Journal, December 8, 1961 p.26 Blackburn (East) SS#17 Known as Brook in early days Had become a separate school section before 1895 Carlsbad Springs SS#18 Both a Public and Separate section by 1909, Public only in 1899 By-Law 490 passed to allow money to be borrowed for a new

3 Glen Ogilvie SS#19 This school was located on Innes Road, just west of Blair Road The school won a choir competition in the one-room school category on May 4, 1950 Piperville SS#20 (Union, also SS#25 & 26 Osgoode) Public and Separate section between at least 1895 and 1909 Public Union with Osgoode 25 in 1919, were some sent to Osgoode 25? Blackburn SS#21 Navan Road Montreal Road (east of Green's Creek) SS#22 (English Separate in , Separate and Public in 1895, Separate and Public in 1899) Manotick SS#23 Bridge Street (Union, also SS#9 Nepean, SS#10 North Gower, SS#18 Osgoode). New school opens January 5, 1942, Manotick Public and Continuation fire February 6, 1941, The burnt school was built in 1919 and was of brick and wood construction. SS#24 Bowesville Road Created as a Separate Section in 1881, became Bogtown, Bowesville Road. Also see RCSS#4, 5 and 12. Janeville SS#25 Montgomery Street (later Rockcliffe then Overbrook) (Public and Separate in 1909, Separate and Public in 1895, both in 1899, both in 1919) Bylaw 473 April 9, 1883 founded section from portions of SS#9 and SS#10 in the Junction Gore. Bylaw 488 July 7, 1884 allows raising money to build school. There was one room in A second room was added in It was replaced by Eastview Public in Orléans SS#26 Innes Road, just east of Boyer Borthwick Ridge (Ridge ), SS#27 Ridge Road, north east corner with Anderson Road 1884 (established around 1888, (Separate in 1909, Separate and Public in 1895, Separate in 1899, and 1919) Union Section 26 with SS#12 Cumberland created by By-law 482 March 29, 1884, to include parts of lot 1 and 2 Concession 8, Ottawa Front, school in Cumberland, it appears from 1899 minute book, that the Union Section was separate from SS#26 (union school in 1899 assessment) The school first opened in 1893, at the northeast corner of Ridge Road and Anderson Road. Land purchased from Robert Martin and built by Thomas Lee. New school opened on school July 10, Belden Map of Gloucester Ottawa Citizen, May 5, 1950 p.21 Ottawa Journal, January 3, 1942 page 25 Ottawa Journal, February 7, 1941 p.15 Ottawa Citizen, February 7, 1941 p.15 Ottawa Journal, November 12, Ottawa Journal, 18, 1893 p.6 Ottawa Journal, June 26, 1958 p.20 Ottawa Journal, July 2, 1953

4 December 10, 1957 on the south side of Ridge Road just to the east of Anderson Road. The official opening took place on January 7, The original school was sold to John Whyte and then the NCC in 1959 and was demolished in The new school was demolished after The students from Ridge relocated to Ramsayville Public on February 14, The location is now a parking lot. (Public and Separate in Public in 1895, Public in 1899) Edwards SS#28 (Union, also SS#24 Osgoode) Rockcliffe Park SS#29 Rockcliffe Public auditorium built in 1923, addition to be built in spring of 1951 Manor Park SS#29 Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Merged Sections 3, 6 and 7 (Ellwood, Billings Bridge, Bayview) on June 29, 1945 Merged Sections 9, 10 and 25 (Quarries, Hurdman s Bridge, Overbrook) on June 29, 1945 Area 2 dissolved on March 9, 1955 Merged Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 12 (Leitrim, Blossom Park, Johnston s Corners, Bowesville, Lime Bank, Rideau View) on March 4, 1963 Ottawa Citizen, January 8, 1958 Ottawa Journal, January 8, Ottawa Journal, February 10, 1966 p.15 Gloucester Roots, p.53 Ottawa March 5, 1923 p.15 Ottawa Journal, March 7, 1951 Ottawa Citizen, March 10, Ottawa Journal, March 5, 1963 Gloucester Separate Sections ( Name St. Mary's (South Gloucester) Leitrim Section # RCSS#1 Location Opened Closed Details Reference Bank Street and Mitch Owens RCSS#1, 3 RCSS#2? (Hawthorne Rd, just north of Leitrim Rd). $32,000 to be borrowed to fund a new school By-Law April 14, 1950, school addition tendered to close November 18, It was a Union school with RCSS#3 Osgoode in 1891 Sames as RCSS#1? appeared in 1895, 1899 and 1909 assessment rolls, this was likely St. Mary's as well A short-lived school in the early 1950s, building was used for storage for many years afterwards A survey of the Leitrim and Ramsayville Sections by Ottawa Citizen, December 12, 1891 p.5 Ottawa Journal, April 15, Ottawa Journal, November 9,

5 St. Bernard (Blossom Park) St. Thomas Aquinas (Billings Bridge) Bogtown (Bowesville Road), St. Bernadette (Quarries, north of Montreal Road, west of NRC Overbrook Separate Saint Leonard (Manotick) Cyrville Ste. Thérèse RCSS#2 RCSS#2 Osgoode RCSS#3, 6, 7 RCSS#4, 5, 12 RCSS#9 Sixth Street and St Bernard Street Bank Street south of Kilborn Avenue, up to 1944, located on Creek Street west of Bank Street 1955 the parish priest at Our Lady of the Visitation Roman Catholic Church resulted in this school being built. It was an annex of St. Mary s Separate, South Gloucester. It was open for about 5 years. three room addition opened in October 1960 and blessed December 4, 1960, blessed June 9, 1957, opened 1956? Ste Bernadette Separate bylaw passed to borrow $20,000 to complete the school was passed on April 22, assessment, residents from south end of Concession 2 RF 1906 June assessment, closed in June 1972 students bused to De la Nativite and Lamoireux schools. Six classrooms added in 1953, Original school burned down February 7, Original opened in , 1950 RCSS#10 19 King George January 7, 1924 RCSS#11 north end of Long Island RCSS#14 January 4, 1931 Around 1952 June 1972 also known as Kerwin's and Maher s 1895, 1899, 1909, 1919 assessment Ottawa Journal, June 3, 1963, approval to build in 1949,, boarded up in 1963 and used for storage. Opened 25, 1950, Later RCSS#9 was St. Gabriel. was abandoned when Gloucester students moved to St. Gabriel and few remained inside Ottawa boundaries. St. Gabriel s, Cardinal Heights was dedicated and blessed by Msgr. J.H. Chartrand on November 10, 1957 at 3:30 pm,,, teacher wanted in 1947, tender for 4 room addition in 1948, later was known as St. Ignatius??. named Joan of Arc Separate opened January 7, 1924 and blessed by Reverend Father Dupuis, parish priest of Cyrville, Ottawa Journal, June 10, 1957 p.26 Ottawa Journal, November 30, 1960 p.12 Ottawa Journal, May 5, 1964 p.40 Ottawa Journal, February 8, 1944 p.18 Ottawa Citizen, December 30, 1953 Ottawa Journal, August 24, 1972 p. 33 Ottawa Citizen, June 8, 1906 Ottawa Citizen, August 30, 1930 p.28p. Ottawa Journal December 14, 1949 p.41 Ottawa Journal, 20, 1950 p.16 Ottawa Journal, November 11, 1957 p.9, 12 Ottawa Journal, January 2, 1924 page 2 Ottawa Journal, May 26, 1947 p.20 Ottawa Journal, February 14, 1948 page 31 (plans for construction in 1965) Ottawa Journal, February 18, 1965 p.18 last school built in 1930, second storey added later, second Ottawa Journal, January 12, 1931 floor may have been added in 1950, Tender for two page 3

6 and St. Joseph (French). St. Joseph (Orléans) École St. Louis, (Notre-Dame-des- Champs) St. Laurent (Carlsbad Springs) Ste. Cécile (Piperville) classroom addition accepted until May 2, New cinder block school opened January 4, 1931 and was destroyed by fire on January 10, Tender to sell schools in Both schools were still open for school year. Cyrville schools to close when new school opens in 1972 new school referred to as Wimpy-Shenkman school RCSS# Opened 1890, rebuilt 1939, closed 1969 RCSS#17 Tenders accepted for a two room school until 2, Three room addition in 1964 designed by Rene Richard architects and built by Jean Gauthier Construction Limited of Orléans. Following the addition, the school had nine rooms. Ottawa Journal, April 22, 1950, 4 Ottawa Journal, January 31, 1956 p. 17 Ottawa Journal, August 24, Ottawa Journal November 9, 1973 p.50 Ottawa Citizen, August 18, Ottawa Journal, July 15, 1964 p.4 RCSS#18 Three classroom addition 1963 Ottawa Journal, May 13, 1963 p.40 RCSS#19 RCSS#20 Tender to build one room school house deadline 12, 1949 Ottawa Citizen, 3, Ste. Marie Separate, Renaud Road RCSS#21 (leased in 1968 by NCC to Gloucester Board) Ottawa Journal August 30, 1968 p.23 Ottawa Journal, December 5, 1970 p.26 Green's Creek RCSS#22 Montreal Road 1895 money to build school in 1895, demolished 1956 Orleans Separate? Bogtown RCSS#24 Bowesville Road 1881 Bylaw 418 March 7, 1881 borrow up to $250 to erect a school, The original Section Number for Bogtown. Later RCSS# 4, 5, 12 Janeville RCSS#25 $75,000 building permit on Centre Street, Forbes in May 1949, Janeville separate school section founded on December 26, 1888 and the first school opened in 1889, move to get all Eastview residents to support Eastview Separate instead of St. Charles across the boundary in Ottawa in 1915, Original school located on Montreal Road west of St. Margaret's Anglican Church. It Ottawa Journal, February 9, 1895 p.8 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1915 p.2 Ottawa Journal, June 2, 1949 p.29,

7 became the Eastview town hall in 1914 St. Francois RCSS#26 (Orléans) Dolman Ridge RCSS#27 Tenders accepted until May 14, 1951 for the construction of a one room school Eastview Separate RCSS originally Janeville Separate school Town of Eastview Ward No. 6 RCSS - Town of Eastview Ottawa Journal, May 8, SS#31 - Union Section mentioned in 1899 minute book SS#33 - mentioned in 1899 minute book Elementary s Name Location Opened Closed Details Reference Section #? Separate St. Laurent Boulevard 14 classrooms approved October 29, 1958 on St. Laurent Boulevard, Ottawa Journal, October 30, 1958 p.5? Separate 10 classrooms open in 1965, Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1965 page 31. Alta Vista Public Arch Street Public 1949 Arch Street. March 14, room addition in 1955, also 8 room addition in 1956 Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p.13 opened on March 14, 1960 Ottawa Journal, March 4, 1960 p.4 is officially opened on November 10, 1960 by Sir Ottawa Journal, November 11, Saville Garner, British High Commissioner 1960 p.27 Alta Vista Baptist Church is holding services in the school in Ottawa Journal, May 25, 1963 May 1963 p.45 Tender for school addition dated January 26, 1965 Ottawa Journal, January 4, room addition to be built by J. Lafortune Construction 1 Limited and to be completed by 1, The Ottawa Journal, January 16, 1965 architect is McLean and MacPhadyen. The addition is p.29 finished by August 27 th. Ottawa Journal, January 29, 1965

8 Assumption Separate (English school) Baribeau Separate 330 Lajoie Street, Vanier 200 Lynn Avenue, Vanier 12, 1949 addition tendered in 1968,, Four room addition in 1962 bringing the total rooms to 16,, blessed by Archbishop Alexandre Vachon on March 12, 1950, The school opened for classes on 12, 1949 with six classrooms, grew to 12 rooms in 1952, 16 rooms in 1963 p.19 Ottawa Journal, August 27, Ottawa Journal, 10, 1949 p.15 Ottawa Journal, March 13, 1950 p.10 Ottawa Journal, October 10, 1962 p.25 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Ottawa Journal, July 25, 1968 p opened in 1953, 18 rooms in 1963 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Barrette Separate Vanier 1955 opened in 1955 Bayview Public SS#7 formerly Mooney's Bay, now Hunt Club June 2007 relocated to the former R. Byrns Curry Public on Owl Drive in the Hunt Club district. Bayview Public Beriault École Beriault -, Blackburn Public SS# June 2007 Before 1924, it was Otterson s. In 1924, it relocated to the east side of Bowesville Road (now Riverside Drive) and north of Walkley Road. (moved to R. Byrns Curry Public site) demolished Alice Avenue, Vanier SS#21 May 24, transferred from Catholic to Public sector of French Language Board on July 15, 1992, opened in 1958 with 9 rooms, belonged to Ward 4 Separate Board, 20 rooms in J.P. Morin Limited is the low bidder for Beriault in June 1994 new two room school officially opened May 24, 1955, the school closed in June 1994, Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Ottawa Citizen, January 15, 1992 p.b1 Ottawa Journal, March 22, Ottawa Journal May 21, 1955 page 2 Ottawa Citizen, June 24, 1994 page B3

9 Blackburn Separate - (Catholic) Blossom Park Public Cadieux Separate Carson Grove Public Chapel Hill Catholic SS#2 Annex Bearbrook Road, Blackburn Hamlet Sixth Street, north of Rosebella St. Denis Street and Grenville Avenue, Vanier, Carson Grove Chapel Hill, Orleans 1971 January 1957 opened 1971 Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1971 p.26 Still open Scheduled to open on December 1, First school had 7 classrooms and a playroom (gymnasium) SS#2 Annex, school actually opened in January room wing added in 1962, opened in 1958 with 8 classrooms, 9 rooms added in 1960, total 20 rooms in November 13, 1972 Ottawa Citizen, July 24, 1956 page 3 Ottawa Journal, October 10, 1962 p.25 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Carson Grove opened November 13, 1972 Ottawa Journal November 9, 1972 Page 5 Charles H. Hulse Clifford Bowie Convent Glen Catholic 1954 officially opened December 10, 1954 and named after the chairman of the management committee of the Ottawa Public Board Kitchener Avenue 1970 open for handicapped children., opened in 1970 A therapeutic wheel-chair accessible swimming pool was added in 1983 (from school website) Grey Nun's Drive, Orleans opened for kindergarten only in October Initial school had portables only Ottawa Journal December 3, 1954 Ottawa Journal, May 17, 1971 page 48 Ottawa Journal May 17, 1971 page 46 Ottawa Journal, 10, 1976 p.17 Convent Glen Elementary Crichton Public Crichton and Dufferin New Edinburgh 1975 school tender 1974, opened in 1975 soon to be opened (addition?) in Crichton and Charles was original location, founded in 1871 at, it was relocated to Crichton and Dufferin in 1875 with 2 rooms, 2 more rooms added a short time later. Two rooms were added in 1900 and 4 more in room addition in 1920 that replaced the older parts of the school. proposed for closure but will be open in closed Now the of Dance Ottawa Journal, 9, 1974 p.40 Ottawa Journal, June 29, 1979 p.2 Ottawa Journal, April 6,

10 Divine Infant Catholic 8100 Jeanne d Arc Boulevard, Orleans Ducharme Separate 320 Lajoie Street, Vanier 1949 blessed by Archbishop Alexandre Vachon on March 12, 1950, opened 12, 1949, as a bilingual school with 14 classrooms,. This replaced a school that had burned to the ground. opened in 1937, 8 room school fire on northeast corner of Olmstead Street and Montreal Road on March 6, 1949, was to close in June 1949, owned by Notre Dame de Lourdes parish and opened in 1938 as a 6 room school with two rooms added in Previously was the Cartier Hotel. Was a two storey white stucco frame building. original school was a bilingual school, became french only in Original 8 room school had 4 French classes and 4 bilingual classes, new school grew to 22 rooms by 1963 Ottawa Journal, March 7, 1949 Ottawa Journal, 10, 1949 p.15 Ottawa Journal, March 13, 1950 p.10 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Dunlap Public Pebble Drive, South Keys March 18, 1970 Opened on March 18, 1970, it was named after Dr. Florence Dunlop, the first school psychologist employed by the former Ottawa Public Board. Dr. Dunlop served as the supervisor of special education from 1918 until 1961 (from school website). Ottawa Journal May 17, 1971 page 46 Eastview Public Elizabeth Park Public Emily Carr Middle Fairfield Public SS#9 Montgomery Street, Vanier Innes Road and Bearbrook Road, Blackburn Hamlet Steel Street, Cardinal Heights 1910 June 1981 built in 1910 with four rooms, it replaced Janeville that was torn down. four rooms were added in 1916, 6 room addition officially opened on November 12, 1953, This became J.O. Swerdfager Public in opened in 1963 as a Department of National Defence school, became part of the Carleton Board of Education in 1989, scheduled for closure in 2017 due to ending of a lease with the Department of National Defense Ottawa Journal, November 12, Ottawa Journal, November 13, Ottawa Journal, May 5, 1956 p.22 Late 1972 open late 1972 Ottawa Journal, November 9, 1972 p.5 January 1956 six room addition approved and to open in 1957, Tender for addition, Official opening of addition in December 1957, school opens January 9, 1956 for Grade 2 to 8, January 16, 1956 for Grade 1 and January 23, 1956 for Ottawa Journal, December 22, Ottawa Journal, June 4, 1957 p.2 Ottawa Journal, June 15, 1957

11 Featherston Drive Public Fielding Drive Public Genest Separate Georges Elementary Catholic École élementaire catholique Georges Glaude Separate Mooney's Bay 140 Genest Street, Vanier, Thorndale Drive, Riverside Park South 236 Levis Street, Vanier February 3, 1964 Open in 2018 Kindergarten, opened on February 3, 1964 with 4 classrooms and a kindergarten, full school to open in 1964, classrooms added in 1968 Built by M.J. Lafortune Construction Ltd. to open 1968 with 4 "quads" surrounding a 1968 library or up to 16 classrooms located in Ward 6 (Clarkstown),opened in 1930, replaced in 1949 following fire (fire was likely Ducharme ) named after Dr. Samuel Genest, Chairman of the Ottawa Separate Board. He died April 25, school administered by the Ottawa Separate Board,, located at 140 Genest Street, belongs to Ward 4 Separate Board, 22 rooms, six room addition (previously 16 rooms) in p.46, Ottawa Journal, December 27, 1957 p.2 Ottawa Citizen, February 1, 1964 Ottawa Citizen, June 6, 1964 Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p. 25 Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p.25 Ottawa Journal, March 28, 1931 p.2 Ottawa Journal, April 26, 1937 p.4 Ottawa Journal, March 22, 1954 p.14 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p classrooms opened in 1965, Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1965, page 31, 1958 opened in 1958 with 8 classrooms, 12 rooms in 1963 Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 Glen Lea SS#19 Navan Road and Renaud Road Built in 1956 replacing SS#19 Glen Ogilvie, closed by (Blackburn-Glen Ogilvie Centennial History) Glen Ogilvie Blackburn Hamlet opened in 1969? Public Glen View SS#19 Star Top Road Built in 1956 replacing SS#19 Glen Ogilvie, closed by (Blackburn Glen Ogilvie Centennial History)

12 Good Shepherd Catholic Blackburn Hamlet Hawthorne Meadows Separate Hawthorne Public Hawthorne Public SS#16 Furby Avenue Ottawa Journal, 8, 1964 p.13 St. Laurent Blvd., north of Walkley Road January 1961 classrooms added in 1968, Officially opened February 11, 1963, first room opened in new school in January 1961, seven more in 1961 and eleven more in 1962 Ottawa Journal, February 12, 1963 p.23 Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p.25 Henry Larsen Elementary Henry Munro Middle Heron Park Holy Cross 1750 Sunview Drive, Orléans Beacon Hill Brookfield Road between Carlsen and Huntley Streets Springland Road, Mooney's Bay December 13, opened December 13, room to be built in 1956 located on Brookfield Road, to open 1, 1957 Official Opening October 9, p.m., plans approved January 30, 1957 by H.H. Roberts, Westport, Ontario, architect, 2-classroom addition and gymnasium to be built by J. Lafortune Construction Limited for completion by 1, Addition was complete on August 27 th. opened in 1967 and blessed on October 10, 1968 OCCSB Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p.13 Ottawa Journal, 28, 1956 p.21 Ottawa Journal, January 31, 1957 p.2 Ottawa Journal, October 8, 1958 p.5 Ottawa Journal, January 9, 1959 p.19 Ottawa Journal, January 29, 1965 p.19 Ottawa Journal, August 27,

13 Holy Family Catholic Holy Family Immaculate Heart of Mary (Roman Catholic) J.O. Swerdfager Public Owl Drive, Hunt Club Owl Drive Hunt Club 494 Pleasant Park Road, Alta Vista 307 Montgomery Street, Vanier January 8, 1957 Originally called Owl Drive, construction approved October 19, 1976,, initial school to have two eight room wings, one for English and the other for french students, Kindergarten to Grade 6, with a shared library in in the middle, architect Timothy Murray to be opened in 1978, portables to be installed sooner, portable school opens 6, 1977,, school named August 28, 1978,, cornerstone laid on October 24, 1978,, 4 room addition approved January 24, 1979, to be opened after Easter 1979,, 8 room portable complex for sale, June 4, 1979, Debenture issued for school addition on 1, 1979, opened as a temporary school in 1977 and as an 8 room annex to Holy Cross. Permanent school to open in Four rooms being added, cornerstone laid October 24, 1978, June 2000 The school is named in December 1956 The school opened on Tuesday, January 8, 1957 Blessed by the Vicar General, Monsignor John O Neill on March 24, 1957 Closed in June June 1980 named to honour Principal J. Orr Swerdfager. Previous name was Eastview Public, school closed in June Students were transferred to Robert E. Wilson Ecole publique Mauril-Belanger in August 2017, L Alternative in April 2009, Le Trillium in May 2014 and May 2016, Trillium in 1995, L Alternative in Ecole des adultes le Carrefour in 1985 (adult high school operated by the French Public Board) relocated to Donald Street by 1987 Ottawa Journal, October 20, 1976 p.41 Ottawa Journal, December 14, 1976 p.29 Ottawa Journal, 3, 1977 p.14, Ottawa Journal, August 29, 1978 p.25 Ottawa Journal, October 26, 1978 Ottawa Journal, January 25, 1979 Ottawa Journal, May 26, 1979 p.56 Ottawa Journal, 13, Ottawa Citizen, August 23, 1977 page 4 Ottawa Journal, October 26, 1978 Ottawa Citizen, December 3, 1956 p.9 Ottawa Citizen, January 3, 1957 p.18 Ottawa Journal, March 25, 1957 p.9 Ottawa Citizen, June 7, 2000 p.f6 Ottawa Journal, November 13, 1953 Ottawa Journal, May 30, 1980 Ottawa Citizen, August 29, 1980 p.6 Ottawa Citizen, 7, 1985 p.f1 Google streetview historic views Ottawa Citizen, March 25, 1995 p.c3 Ottawa Citizen, June 4, 2003 p.b3

14 Jean Vanier Intermediate Catholic Lajoie Street, Vanier L'Alternative 1116 St. Laurent Blvd an alternate school owned by the public sector of the French Language board, to be shared with the Catholic sector of the board as of 1, Formerly École St. Laurent Lamira Dow Billings Public Lamoureux Elementary École Elémentaire Catholique Lamoureux Laverendrye - (French Catholic) Le Phare Elementery Le Prélude Elementary Public École élémentaire publique Le Prélude Leo D. Coté Intermediate Ecole intermediare Leo D. Coté, (French Beacon Hill 1971 Brookfield Road 1999? 614 Eastvale Beacon Hill North Naskapi Drive, Beacon Hill Chapel Hill South Carrier Street, Orleans 1971 Ottawa Citizen, January 15, 1992 p.b1 closed opened 1971 Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1971 p.26 Opened 1971 Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1971 p opened in Le Phare is the french word for 'beacon' or 'lighthouse' for which Beacon Hill was named 2000 opened in 2000

15 Roman Catholic) M.F. McHugh Education Centre Donald Street formerly Vanier for Girls Manor Park Public Manor Park Separate SS# Braemar Street 7, Opened 7, 1948 in converted garage on Sandridge Road, while a neighbouring 3 room school in a former stable was being renovated. The stable, built in World War II formerly housed Thoroughbred horses owned by Major General Churchill Mann was to be completed later in Ottawa Journal 3, 1948 p.17 Opened 1953, Ottawa Journal, August 24, 1953 page 11 Manotick Public Marius Barbeau Elementary Ecole elementaire Marius-Barbeau Montfort Separate SS#23 Bridge Street, Long Island, Manotick 1345 Notting Hill Ave. at Jasper Sladen Avenue, Forbes New school opens January 1942 addition in fall 1963 The school is named after Charles Marius Barbeau who was an ethnographer, folklorist, and considered the founder of Canadian anthropology. He was an early champion of Québecois folk culture and extensively catalogued the culture of west coast indigenous people. Ottawa Journal, January 3, 1942 p.25 Ottawa Journal, 3, 1963 p.4 to be constructed soon (1958), Now St. Laurent Academy Ottawa Journal, October 30, 1958 p.5 Montfort Separate Notre Dame de Mont Carmel Separate Dupuis Street and Levis, Vanier originally an English, opened in 1912, recently abandoned, built in 1911, 17 room school closed in 1958 for safety reasons October 1964 Ottawa Journal, November 15, 1930 p.10. Ottawa Journal, January 14, 1963 p.44 to open 10 room school on Heron Road on October 15, 1964 Ottawa Journal, 8, 1964 p.13 Notre Dame des Champs Elementary RCSS#17

16 Catholic École élémentaire catholique Notre- Dame-des- Champs - French Catholic Old Rideau (Separate ) Stanley Avenue and Keefer Street, New Edinburgh tender to buy property to build a new Separate in June Ottawa Journal, June 16, 1936 page 18 Orléans Intermediate - (French Catholic) Orleans Woods Elementary Belcourt Blvd Our Lady of Mount Carmel Our Lady of the Presentation 675 Gardenvale Road, Forbes Overbrook built by L'Abbe Construction Ltd. in 1963, opened as a 9 room school in 1953 in Manor Park Ottawa Citizen, December 30, 1953 Ottawa Citizen, June 5, 1963 opened as a 9 room school in 1953 Ottawa Citizen, December 30, 1953 Overbrook Public SS# opened in 1916, 4 room addition in 1955 closed 2001 now Counterpoint Academy Day Care Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p.13 Pauline Vanier Intermediate 1837 Stonehenge Crescent, Pineview 1975 June 2007 Carleton Roman Catholic Board, opened 1975 Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1975 p.15 The school closed in Ottawa Journal, 2, Ecole intermediare Pauline Vanier June 2007 and was demolished in 2008 Pins Ecole des Pins, 1487 Ridgebrook, Pineview (French Roman Catholic) Pleasant Park officially opened November 23, opened on Ottawa Journal, 5,

17 Public 6, , 1960, expected to be open for 1, 1959, located on land expropriated from Dowler Farm, Polyvalent Vanier Preseault Ecole Preseault (French Roman Catholic) Prince of Peace Donald Street 780 rue St. Pierre, Orleans Heatherington -to be boys' only vocational school once the Vanier for Girls opens in It will share a gymnasium and cafeteria with the neighbouring girls' school, 1958 p.21 Ottawa Journal, 29, 1960 p.5 Ottawa Journal, November 24, 1960 p.11 Ottawa Journal, August 25, 1967 p.12 Quarries Public Quarries Separate SS#9 550 Codd s Road June 1980 Quarries Union Section (serving both Ottawa and Gloucester students) was dissolved December 2, 1954 Closed in June Students were moved to Manor Park, Queen Elizabeth Public, or Viscount Alexander The building is now East Gate Alliance Church Ottawa Journal, December 3, 1954 Ottawa Journal, May 30, 1980 Ottawa Citizen, August 29, 1980 p.6 Opened 1953 Ottawa Journal, August 24, 1953 page 11 Queen Elizabeth Public Queen Mary Public 689 St. Laurent Blvd. 14, 1955 Queen Mary Road, Overbrook classroom addition being planned in 1962, 22 classrooms in 1955,, school opened 14, 1955 (delayed by incomplete sewer hookup) completed August 24, 1955, 14 room addition for completion in 1956 (or was this the original school?) Ottawa Journal, 12, 1955 p.2 Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p.13 Ottawa Journal, August 10, Ottawa Journal, August 25, 1955 Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p. 13

18 R. Byrns Curry Public - (now Bayview Public ) Ramsayville Public Rideau (Separate ) Ramsayville Road 1952 February named after a school trustee who died in an autombile accident. tender to build school, 25, 1975, built 1952, closed February 1996 due to water problems, students moved to Sawmill Creek Elementary, Blossom Park, Replaced SS#13, Ramsayville Ottawa Journal, 3, 1975 p.69 Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1952 p.23 New Edinburgh Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1903 Rideau Separate Vanier opened in 1953 (same as Baribeau?) Riverview Public Riverview Separate (St. Christopher??) Robert E. Wilson 373 McArthur Avenue, Vanier under construction in 1953, 11 room addition in Ottawa Citizen, December 30, 1953 Ottawa Journal, January 9, 1959 p.19 Contracted awarded on January 17, 1956 to build a 9 room school. Now OMS Montessori 1955 still Robert E. Wilson Public in 1985, opened in 1955 Ottawa Journal, January 18, 1956 p.21 Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1965 p.21 Ottawa Citizen, November 19, 1985 p.b3. Robert Hopkins Public Roberta Bondar Public Beacon Hill Lorry Greenberg Drive opened 1971 and named after a historic local landowner opened 3, Named after Canada's first female astronaut. Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1971 p.26 Ottawa Citizen, 4, 1996 page B1 Rockcliffe Park Public Rockcliffe Park new addition (wing) nearing completion in December 1947,, 26 th annual report suggests the school opened in 1921?? Ottawa Journal, December 31, 1947 p.22 Rockcliffe/Finter Separate, both English and French 25, room school opens 25, 1950 Ottawa Journal, 20, 1950 p. 16

19 Routhier Hunt Club? Saint Bernard - (Catholic) Saint Charles École Saint Charles Saint Gabriel (French Catholic) Sainte Bernadette - (French Catholic) Sainte Marie - (French Catholic) Sainte-Geneviève Elementary Catholic École élémentaire catholique Sainte- Geneviève Sawmill Creek Elementary Smyth Road Public RCSS #9 Sixth Street at St. Bernard Blossom Park Springfield Road and Beechwood Avenue Cardinal Heights Sixth Street at St. Bernard, Blossom Park 2599 Innes Road, Blackburn Hamlet Still open opened as a two room school in the An addtion was under construction in July two room Separate to open April 4, , controversy about students attending from Clarkstown, outside the city limits and payment of taxes to the school, Ottawa Journal, May 26, 1910 p.8 expanded in 1925, six room extension tendered Ottawa Journal, August 5, 1925 p.13, closed in 1972 Original school on Blackburn Rd? $12,000 building permit in October 1949,. In 1975, 2599 Innes Road Ottawa Citizen, July 24, 1956 Ottawa Journal, March 18, 1910 p.8 Ottawa Journal, November 1, 1949 p.27 Canterbury Avenue 5 classrooms, library, gymnasium added in fall 1968 Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p.25 D'Aoust Street, Blossom Park February 1996 opened February 1996, officially opened in June 1996, replaced Ramsayville Public name? 20 classrooms, to be built in 1956 Ottawa Journal, February 4, 1956 p.13

20 Smyth Road Separate name? construction soon, 1956, Ottawa Journal, 28, 1956 p.21 St. Brigid (Catholic ) St. Brother André Springfield Road at Maple Lane, Rockcliffe Beacon Hill South Still open tenders to build school in March 1966 Ottawa Journal, March 26, St. Charles Separate St. Francois (French Catholic) St. Gabriel Separate Springfield Avenue, Vanier RCSS#26 Boyer Road Orléans 54, Appleford, Cardinal Heights opened in 1910 as a Girls school,. The building of a new school approved in February New St. Charles, Springfield Avenue, Clarkstown tendered in July 1909 to close in Students are to transfer to Barette. opened in 1957, blessed November 10, 1957 by Monseigneur Hilaire Chartrand. Ottawa Journal, July 7, 1909 p.1 Ottawa Journal, February 25, 1915 p.11. Ottawa Journal, February 19, 1935 Ottawa Citizen, April 23, 1980 p.4 earliest newspaper reference under this name Ottawa Journal, November 29, 1968 p.9 Ottawa Citizen, November 11, 1957 page 16. St. Gemma off Kilborn (formerly McMaster Public??), completed in school year Ottawa Citizen, August 27, 1965 page 31 St. Ignatius Separate St. Jean Paul II Wright Street and River Road, Overbrook Beaverpond Pine View 1953 June 1972 dates back at least to 1963, closed in June 1972 and used subsequently for teaching Home Economics and Manual training. Building still exists in Present on 1958 air photo. New school opened in 1953 on Russell Road, (formerly Pineview Public??) Ottawa Journal, August 24, 1953, page 11 Ottawa Journal, April 30, 1973 page 3

21 St. Jerome Catholic Spratt Road, Riverside South 2004 opened in 2004 St. John Paul II St. Kateri Tekakwitha Beaverpond Drive, Pineview Orleans St. Laurent Vanier Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1965 p.21 St. Laurent (French Catholic) RCSS#18 Carlsbad Springs closed St. Leo Separate and École 839 Quinlan Road, Elmvale Acres transferred to French language board on July 1, Now École Élémentaire Publique Marie-Curie Ottawa Citizen, January 15, 1992 p.b1 Élémentaire Catholique Ste. Marguerite- Bourgeois St. Leonard Long Island Manotick St. Luke Catholic St. Luke's Separate St. Marguerite d'youville Dwight Crescent, Hawthorne Meadows Elmvale Acres Lorry Greenburg Drive, Greenboro St. Mary RCSS#1 Bank Street and Mitch Owens, South Gloucester

22 St. Michael Catholic St. Patrick's Intermediate Donald Street Overbrook Heron Road December 12, 1955 opened in 1955 as St. Paul Separate, 20 classrooms, St. Michael Catholic relocated to the St. Paul site in OCCSB opened December 12, 1955, Ottawa Journal, December 9, 1955 page 2 Ottawa Journal, January 18, 1956 p.21 St. Thomas More Hunt Club Park St. Victor's Separate Brookfield Road almost completed in October closed in 1999 OCCSB. Now École Elémentaire Catholique Lamoureux Ottawa Journal, October 30, 1958 p.5 Steve McLean Spratt Road, Riverside South Named after Canadian astronaut Steve McLean Terminal Donald Street under construction in August 1965 Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1965 page 39. Terry Fox Elementary 6400 Jeanne d'arc Boulevard, Orléans 1981 opened in 1981 and named after Canada's famous one legged cross country runner. Thomas D'Arcy McGee (Beacon Hill) Trillium (French Public ) La Verendrye Drive 307 Montgomery Street, Vanier 1969 (Catholic) officially opened with addition on April 24, 1971, addition plans in February 1970, school opened for classes 1969 Was in Belcourt High in school year, moved to 307 Montgomery in 1987 Ottawa Journal, February 26, 1970 p.52 Ottawa Journal, April 26, 1971 p.12, Ottawa Citizen, 8, 1987 p.b1 Uplands Catholic De Niverville Drive, Uplands originally St. Elizabeth Junior, In the spring of 1989, the Carleton Roman Catholic Board assumed responsibility for this school Uplands Catholic. Uplands 25, 1950 St. Elizabeth Junior first separate school at Uplands opened on 25, 1950., now known as Uplands Ottawa Journal, 20, 1950 p.16

23 Vanier for Girls Vimy Ridge Public Catholic. Donald Street storey vocational school Grade 8 to 10 in 1968 Centre Educatif Jeanne-Lajoie, 181 Donald St., being transferred to Catholic French Language Board in Kelly Farm Drive 2017 Honours the 100 th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge in Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p.25 Ottawa Citizen, January 15, 1992 p.b1 Vincent Massey Intermediate Viscount Alexander Ward 6 New Separate January 1958 Officially opened by Governor General Vincent Massey on November 6, p.m., the school opened in January 1958, was used for Sunday by St. Aidan's Anglican Church, Rideau Park United Church and St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church. This was a 30 room school when it opened in 1958 Ottawa Journal, November 1, 1958 p.15 Ottawa Journal, January 9, 1959 p.19 Eastview construction beginning June 9, 1930, same as Genest Ottawa Journal, June 7, 1930 p.5 Ottawa High s Name Location Opened Closed Details Reference André Laurendeau Vanier 1969 named in 1969 for André Laurendeau, former co-chair of the Royal Commission of Billingualism and Biculturalism. Formerly Eastview Ottawa Journal, 27, 1969 p.47 Secondary École secondaire André Laurendeau - (French) High. Now École Élémentaire Catholique Horizon and École Vision Jeunesse Ashbury College Rockcliffe 1891 founded in 1891 on Argyle Avenue, a new building in Rockcliffe Park was Ottawa Journal, July 31, 1909 page (Private) Belcourt High - École secondaire Belcourt under construction in 1909 with expected occupancy in 1910, Just east of Vanier map, just east of Vanier, now St. Laurent Complex and Don Gamble Centre. Former Belcourt to be shared by public and catholic sector of french language board on July 15, 1992,. Built in 1962 as a private school for a Roman Catholic order. Was College Catholique Samuel- 14 Ottawa Citizen, August 25, 1986 p.c2 Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1987 p.b3 Ottawa Citizen, 8, 1987

24 Brookfield High Cairine Wilson Secondary Canterbury High Charlebois High - (French Public) Collège catholique Samuel-Genest Colonel By Secondary Eastview High Brookfield Road, Confederation Heights Orleans Boulevard, Orleans Canturbury Street, Urbandale Acresq Alta Vista Drive and Heron Road Beacon Hill North Olmstead Street, Vanier , , 1972 Genest in Closed as a francophone public high school in 1982, served as a francophone public school (Le Trillium) in ,. Belcourt temporarily housed students from Ecole Francojeunesse in opened in 1971, formerly the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Secondary, boarding school for the Daughters of Wisdom, Le Trillium (French public school) was in this school in and moved to the former location of Eastview Public in 1987 to make wasy Samuel-Genest school. Demolished in the mid 1990s. p.b1 Ottawa Citizen, November 27, 1989 p.b3 Ottawa Citizen, January 15, 1992 p.b1 opened in 1962 Ottawa Journal, October 31, 1961 page 20 opened in 1975, named after Canada's first female senator opened 3, 1969, officially opened 12, 1969, Ottawa Journal, 13, opened 5,1972 named after Reverend Charles Charlebois, an Ottawa Journal, November 12, Oblate father, who founded Le Droit newspaper in 1913 and promoter of French language education in Ontario. Closed in 1993 at Alta Vista Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1972 Location, transferred to the separate school board August 1, The p.4 school relocated to a refurbished building on Smyth Road in Ottawa Citizen, January 15, , where it was known as Charlebois Franco-Cite Secondary. p.b1 This was a joint French Public/French Catholic Secondary. There Ottawa Citizen, November 17, was a fire in the building on November 16, 1994,. Due to falling 1994 page B1 enrollment, Charlebois Secondary closed in June The Alta Ottawa Citizen, November 20, Vista location is now St. Patrick s Catholic High d 1996 page C opened in 1979 (previously Sir Wilfred Laurier High ) where did open, Sir Wilfred Laurier still open Dr. Samuel Genest was chairman of the Ottawa Separate Board in College Catholique Samuel-Genest was in former Belcourt High in 1989 Samuel-Genest left Smyth Road in Moved to former Sir Wilfred Laurier High, Carson Road in, 1991 moved into former Belcourt High in January 9, 1950 June 1969 established 1970 (shared building with Gloucester High ), opened 1971 officially opened January 9, 1950 eight classrooms and a gym were added in January 1961, tender further extension, deadline, December 19, Became École secondaire André Laurendeau in Ottawa Citizen, p,b1 Ottawa Citizen, July 26, 1989 p.b4ottawa Citizen, November 27, 1989 p.b3 Ottawa Citizen, November 8, 1990 p.b3 Ottawa Journal, August 31, 1971 p.26 Ottawa Journal, January 10, 1950 Ottawa Journal August 25,

25 Elmwood (Private) Rockcliffe 1915 Opened in 1915 as Rockcliffe Preparatory as a private school for young women. It was renamed Elmwood in Ottawa Journal, December 4, 1967 p.42 Garneau Secondary École secondaire Garneau - (French Public) Gloucester High Hillcrest High Le Carrefour Adult High Lester B. Pearson Catholic High Louis Riel Secondary École secondaire publique Louis Riel McArthur High Norman Johnston Secondary Alternative Notre Dame Secondary École secondaire Orleans Ogilvie Road, Beacon Hill South Elmvale Acres 235 Donald Street, Overbrook Jasmine Crescent, Beacon Hill South Bearbrook Road, Blackburn Hamlet 5, , Donald Street, Overbrook 1971 Cléroux Crescent south of Innes Road, Blackburn Hamlet 1485 Heron Road 1965 June 1997 opened 5, 1972 Ottawa Journal, August 29, 1972 p.16 opened 3, official opening November 1, 1963 Ottawa Journal, 3, 1963 p.4 Ottawa Journal, November 2, 1963 p.9 opened in 1961, cornerstone laid June 28, 1961 Ottawa Journal, June 29, 1961 p.9 Ottawa Journal, August 25, 1961 (shared building with Cartier High ) closed in June 1997 and students to be moved to Charlebois High on Smyth Road.. It operated on Donald Street at least since 1987, at 307 Montgomery in 1985 opened 1975, expanded in 1979 Classes were first held at Gloucester High with the new school to open by the end of During planning phases, it was called École secondaire française de l'est. opened 1971, renamed in 2001as Ottawa Technical Learning Centre, now Ottawa Technical Secondary 1973 was a convent known as the Campanile Campus (Notre Dame Convent), purchased by separate school board in 1970, The convent was an all girls school run by the Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame until Ottawa Citizen, 14, 1987 page D2 Ottawa Citizen, November 20, 1996 page C2 Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1980 page 4 Ottawa Citizen, August 29, 1980 p.6 Ottawa Citizen, April 25, 2002 page D5 Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1965 page 31 Ottawa Journal, April 16, 1970

26 Notre Dame - (French) Ottawa Technical Secondary Queen of the Angels Adult High Rideau High Ridgemont High Sir Georges Etienne Cartier High (Cartier High ) Sir Wilfred Laurier High St. Francis Xavier High St. Joseph Adult St. Mark High St. Matthew Catholic High St. Matthew High Donald Street, Overbrook Heron Road St. Laurent Blvd Alta Vista Drive , , 1958 when St. Pat's school for boys moved in and shared facilities. Notre Dame High closed in 1973 due to low enrollment. Became composite campus for Notre Dame Senior and St. Patrick's High in 1965 Previously McArthur High, first named Ottawa Technical Learning Centre June 2017 opened in 1957, corner stone laid April 16, 1957, opened 3, 1957, architect Hardgrove, Lithwick and Lambert, contractor Ross- Meagher Limited, 22 room and auditorium addition approved June 23, 1958, Closed June 2017 opened 2, 1958, Grade 9 and 10 only the first year, 22 room and auditorium addition approved June 23, Donald Street 1971 June 1994 francophone vocational high school named in Tenders due December 6, 1969, opened in 1971, closed in June 1994, students transferred to Charlebois High. Carson Road 1965 opened in transferred to Carleton Board of Education in 1981, relocated to new building in Cumberland in building became Collège catholique Samuel-Genest in 1990 Spratt Road, Riverside South Lajoie Street, Vanier south side of Mitch Owens 6550 Bilberry Drive, Orléans Bilberry Drive, Orleans 1981 opened 1981 (on Osgoode Township side of boundary) Ottawa Journal, April 16, 1957 p.1 Ottawa Journal, 7, 1958 p.27 Ottawa Journal, June 24, 1958 Ottawa Journal, June 24, 1958 Ottawa Journal, August 30, 1958 p.10, Ottawa Journal, May 27, 1969 page 2 Ottawa Journal, December 23, 1969 Ottawa Journal November 24, 1969 page 5 Ottawa Citizen, June 24, 1994, page B3 Ottawa Citizen, November 8, 1990 p.b3

27 St. Patrick's Catholic High Alta Vista Drive and Heron Road 1968 It was originally associated with St. Patrick's College on Echo Drive. It was known as St. Patrick's College High and relocated to 1485 Heron Road in 1968 to share facilities with the girl's Notre Dame High. It was renamed St. Jude's Junior High in 1972 and then St. Patrick's Junior High in It became St. Patrick's High in 1986 when Catholic high schools received full funding. It relocated to Alta Vista Drive in 1993 replacing École secondaire Charebois. St. Pat's was operated by the Oblate Fathers of Immaculate Mary until Composite Campus on Heron Road starting in 1965, Ottawa Journal, August 27, 1965 page 31 Colleges Name Location Opened Closed Details Reference Du Mazanod Seminary Smyth Road purchased by Ottawa Separate Board in 1968 Ottawa Journal, August 23, 1968 p.25 Holy Rosary Scholasticate St. Joseph Blvd, Orléans 1931 Opened in Operated be the English Oblates o Mary Immaculate. $100,000 building permit in October 1949 (to add second storey), now Ottawa Journal, November 1, 1949 p.27 La Cité Collegiale (French language college) Notre Dame Convent St. Anthony's Novitiate Other s Memories Retirement Home Carson Road 1989 opened in 1989 on St. Laurent Blvd near Conroy Road, to open on current site in 1994, Norman Spratt farm, South Gloucester?? 1965?. Heron Road, tenders called for Sister's residence at new convent in 1965, now St. Patrick's Intermediate 1955 English Oblates of Mary Immaculate on Norman Spratt farm (South Gloucester?) established in 1955 Name Location Opened Closed Details Reference Ahlul-Bayt Baribeau Street Islamic Vanier Ottawa Citizen, June 7, 1991 p.b4 Ottawa Journal, 5, Ottawa Journal, January 14,