Fort McMurray Public School Division | |
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Location | |
Canada | |
Coordinates | 56°43′46″N111°22′28″W / 56.72944°N 111.37444°W Coordinates: 56°43′46″N111°22′28″W / 56.72944°N 111.37444°W |
District information | |
Superintendent | Annalee Nutter [1] |
Chair of the board | Linda Mywaart [2] |
Schools | 16 (as of 2023) [3] |
Budget | CA$95.2 [4] million (2019/2020) |
Students and staff | |
Students | 6,033 (approx. as of 2019) |
Other information | |
Elected trustees | Angela Adams Tim O'Hara Malcolm Setter Lorna Spargo Tim O'Hara Jonathan Lambert Jason Schulz [2] |
Website | fmpsdschools |
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