Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board

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Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board
Public English School Board
Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Logo.jpg
Location
1994 Fisher Drive, Peterborough, ON, K9J 7A1
Canada
Coordinates 44°15′36″N78°21′06″W / 44.25997°N 78.35179°W / 44.25997; -78.35179 (HQ building)
District information
SuperintendentDrew McNaughton, James Brake, John Ford, April Foster, Sonal Gohil, Mark Loya, Jamilia Maliha, Jodi Sepkowski
Chair of the boardJaine Klassen Jeninga (Chair) Angela Lloyd (Vice-Chair)
Director of educationRita Russo
Schools73 elementary schools, 13 secondary schools and 3 adult learning centres
BudgetCA$482 million (2023-2024) [1]
Students and staff
Students35,500 (Approx.)
Staff3,800 full-time 1,300 part-time
Other information
Elected trusteesJaine Klassen Jeninga, Angela Lloyd, Cathy Abraham, Paul Brown, Terry Brown, Sean Conway, Cyndi Dickson, Kathleen Flynn, Kailee Dupuis, Rose Kitney, Diane Lloyd, Steve Russell, Albatoul Alshraideh, Student, Jillian Thomas, Student
Website www.kprschools.ca

Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (known as English-language Public District School Board No. 14 prior to 1999 [2] ) is a public, secular, English language school board headquartered in Peterborough, Ontario. It is the amalgamation of the former Peterborough County Board of Education and the Northumberland-Clarington Board of Education and 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. [3]

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The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board has 73 elementary schools, 13 secondary schools and three adult learning centres to serve its urban and rural communities.

Schools

ELEMENTARY [4]
School NameCityPopulationGradesSuperintendent
Apsley Central Public School Apsley 179JK-8James Brake
Baltimore Public School Baltimore 250JK-6James Brake
Beatrice Strong Public School Port Hope 250JK-6Sonal Gohil
Brighton Public School Brighton 500JK-6John Ford
Buckhorn Public School Buckhorn 173JK-6James Brake
Burnham Public School Cobourg 263JK-6James Brake
Camborne Public School Cobourg 198JK-6James Brake
Central Public School Bowmanville 196JK-8Jamila Maliha
Charles Bowman Public School Bowmanville 925JK-6Jamila Maliha
Chemong Public School Bridgenorth 483JK-8John Ford
Colborne Public School Colborne 130JK-8John Ford
Courtice North Public School Courtice 448JK-8Jamila Maliha
CR Gummow Public School Cobourg 780JK-8James Brake
Dr Emily Stowe Public School Courtice 375JK-8Jamila Maliha
Dr GJ MacGillivray Public School Courtice 900JK-6Jamila Maliha
Dr Ross Tilley Public School Bowmanville 530JK-8Jamila Maliha
Duke of Cambridge Public School Bowmanville 801SK-8Jamila Maliha
Edmison Heights Public School Peterborough 640JK-6John Ford
Enniskillen Public School Enniskillen 214JK-6Jamila Maliha
Ganaraska Trail Public School Port Hope 525JK-5Sonal Gohil
Grafton Public School Grafton 272JK-8James Brake
Hampton Junior Public School Hampton 173JK-2Jamila Maliha
Harold Longworth Public School Bowmanville 499JK-8Jamila Maliha
Hastings Public School Hastings 125JK-8John Ford
Havelock-Belmont Public School Havelock 236JK-6Drew McNaughton
Highland Heights Public School Peterborough 192FDK-8John Ford
Hillcrest Public School Campbellford 260JK-8John Ford
James Strath Public School Peterborough 730JK-8Jodi Sepkowski
John M James Public School Bowmanville 484JK-8Jamila Maliha
Kaawaate East City Public School Peterborough 650JK-8James Brake
Kawartha Heights Public School Peterborough 250JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
Keith Wightman Public School Peterborough 225JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
Kent Public School Campbellford 275JK-8John Ford
Lakefield Intermediate Public School Lakefield 626JK-8James Brake
Lydia Trull Public School Courtice 290JK-8Jamila Maliha
MJ Hobbs Senior Public School Hampton 3303-8Jamila Maliha
Merwin Greer Public School Cobourg 95JK-6Jamila Maliha
Millbrook/South Cavan Public School Millbrook 515JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
Murray Centennial Public School Trenton 583JK-8John Ford
Newcastle Public School Newcastle 788JK-5Sonal Gohil
North Cavan Public School Cavan 192JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
North Hope Central Public School Campbellcroft 125JK-6Sonal Gohil
North Shore Public School Keene 376JK-8James Brake
Northumberland Hills Public School Castleton 360JK-8John Ford
Norwood District Public School Norwood 305JK-6Drew McNaughton
Orono Public School Orono 238JK-6Sonal Gohil
Otonabee Valley Public School Peterborough 255JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
Percy Centennial Public School Warkworth 267JK-8John Ford
Plainville Public School Gore's Landing 207JK-6James Brake
Prince of Wales Public School Peterborough 550JK-8Jodi Sepkowski
Queen Elizabeth Public School Peterborough 225JK-8John Ford
Queen Mary Public School Peterborough 385JK-8John Ford
R F Downey Public School Peterborough 240JK-6John Ford
Roger Neilson Public School Peterborough 260JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
Roseneath Public School Roseneath 190JK-8James Brake
S.T. Worden Public School Courtice 260JK-8Jamila Maliha
Smithfield Public School Brighton 210JK-8John Ford
Spring Valley Public School Brighton 200JK-8John Ford
Stockdale Public School Frankford 206JK-8John Ford
Terry Fox Public School Cobourg 392JK-8James Brake
Vincent Massey Public School Bowmanville 350JK-8Jamila Maliha
Warsaw Public School Warsaw 122JK-8James Brake
Waverley Public School Bowmanville 330JK-8Jamila Maliha
Westmount Public School Peterborough 530JK-6Jodi Sepkowski
INTERMEDIATE [4]
School NameCityPopulationGradesSuperintendent
Adam Scott Intermediate Peterborough 3357-8John Ford
Clarington Central Intermediate Bowmanville 2237-8Jamila Maliha
Courtice Intermediate School Courtice 2057-8Jamila Maliha
Dale Road Intermediate School Cobourg 1507-8James Brake
Dr MS Hawkins Intermediate School Port Hope 2726-8Sonal Gohil
Kenner Intermediate Public School Peterborough 2017-8Jodi Sepkowski
Norwood District Intermediate Public School Norwood 1377-8Drew McNaughton
The Pines Intermediate School Newcastle 2966-8Sonal Gohil
SECONDARY [4]
School NameCityPopulationGradesSuperintendent
Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute Peterborough 1,0409-12John Ford
Bowmanville High School Bowmanville 1,1009-12Jamila Maliha
Campbellford District High School Campbellford 7059-12John Ford
Clarington Central Secondary School Bowmanville 8509-12Jamila Maliha
Clarke High School Newcastle 1409-12Sonal Gohil
Cobourg Collegiate Institute Cobourg 1,1149-12James Brake
Courtice Secondary School Courtice 8509-12Jamila Maliha
Crestwood Secondary School Peterborough 7509-12Jodi Sepkowski
East Northumberland Secondary School Brighton 9809-12John Ford
Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institute Peterborough 5009-12Jodi Sepkowski
Norwood District High School Norwood 2709-12Drew McNaughton
Port Hope High School Port Hope 6529-12Sonal Gohil
Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School Peterborough 1,2009-12James Brake

Trustees

TrusteeArea
Jaine Klassen Jeninga, ChairpersonTownship of Alnwick/Haldimand, Town of Cobourg, Township of Hamilton, Municipality of Port Hope and Municipality of Trent Hills
Angela Lloyd, Vice ChairpersonTownship of Asphodel-Norwood, Township of Cavan Monaghan, Township of Douro-Dummer, and Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan
Cathy AbrahamMunicipality of Clarington
Paul BrownMunicipality of Clarington
Terry BrownTownship of Alnwick/Haldimand, Town of Cobourg, Township of Hamilton, Municipality of Port Hope and Municipality of Trent Hills
Sean ConwayAlderville, Curve Lake and Hiawatha
Cyndi DicksonMunicipality of Brighton, Township of Cramahe and City of Quinte West/Murray Ward
Kathleen FlynnMunicipality of Clarington
Kailee DupuisAlderville First Nation, Curve Lake First Nation, Hiawatha First Nation
Rose KitneyCity of Peterborough
Diane LloydMunicipality of Trent Lakes, Township of Havelock/Belmont Methuen, Township of North Kawartha, Township of Selwyn
Steve RussellCity of Peterborough
Albatoul Alshraideh, StudentCobourg Collegiate Institute
Jillian Thomas, StudentCobourg Collegiate Institute

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References

  1. Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (2023). "KPR 2023-2024 Budget Book" (PDF). Retrieved 2024-04-25.
  2. "Ontario Regulation 107/08". e-Laws. Government of Ontario. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
  3. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-11-17. Retrieved 2015-11-17.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  4. 1 2 3 "KPRDSB.ca". 25 April 2024. Retrieved 25 April 2024.

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