Bear Creek Secondary School

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Bear Creek Secondary School
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Main entrance
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Bear Creek Secondary School
100 Red Oak Drive

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L4N 9M5

Coordinates 44°19′55″N79°44′01″W / 44.331949°N 79.733711°W / 44.331949; -79.733711
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School type Public
Opened4 September 2001 (2001-09-04)
School board SCDSB
SuperintendentKristen Fennell
Area trusteeLisa-Marie Wilson [1]
School number894060
PrincipalJeremy Oxley [2]
Grades 9 - 12
Enrollment1533 [3]  (2020–21)
Colour(s)   
Nickname Kodiaks
Website bss.scdsb.on.ca

Bear Creek Secondary School (also known as BCSS) is a public secondary school (grades 9-12) located in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. It was founded in 2001, it is the second largest high school in Simcoe County and currently has an enrollment of more than 1500 students. The current principal is Jeremy Oxley. The school has an extremely large catchment area of mainly south & west Barrie, but also portions of Essa Township and Springwater Township.

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Facilities

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The School's Main Forum
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The Bear Creek boys' football team

The construction of Bear Creek was completed January 2001 by Bondfield Construction for the Simcoe County District School Board, costing CAD18,100,000. It was designed by Zawadzki Armin Stevens Architects. The two-storey school has an area of 167,570 square feet (15,568 m2), and includes athletic facilities such as a gymnasium, exercise room, and a running track on the second floor. The school also features specialized classrooms, a round cafetorium, a food court area, and a large forum. Exterior features include a large parking area, an outdoor track and a large sports/football field. [4] Nine years later, in 2010, a one-storey, 25,327 square feet (2,353.0 m2) area expansion added six new classrooms, including two woodshops, a dance studio, and a hospitality suite, amongst other facilities. The CAD7.5 million expansion budget also covered renovations to the original part of the school. [5]

Notable faculty

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