Division scolaire franco-manitobaine | |
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Location | |
1263 Dawson Road Lorette, Manitoba R0A 0Y0 Winnipeg, Île-des-Chênes, La Broquerie, Laurier, Lorette, Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Sainte-Agathe, Sainte-Anne-des-Chênes, Saint-Claude, Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Saint-Georges, Saint-Laurent, Saint-Lazare, Saint-Pierre-Jolys, Shilo, Thompson. Canada | |
Coordinates | 54°18′N97°18′W / 54.3°N 97.3°W |
District information | |
Motto | Apprendre et grandir ensemble |
Superintendent | Alain Laberge |
Chair of the board | Bernard Lesage |
Schools | 23 |
Students and staff | |
Students | 5666 (septembre 2018) |
Other information | |
Elected trustees | Bernard Lesage, Denis Clément, Yolande Dupuis, Sylvie Schmitt, Michel Simard, Roxane Dupuis, Rhéal Gagnon, Joanne Colliou, Guy Gagnon, Alain Jacques, Lisbeth Savard. |
Website | www |
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