Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School

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Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School
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Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School
149 Berrigan Drive, Nepean, Ottawa, Ontario

Canada
Coordinates 45°16′46″N75°44′27″W / 45.27944°N 75.74083°W / 45.27944; -75.74083
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TypePublic
Established2009
School district9
PrincipalJennifer Borrel-Benoit [1]
Staff150+
Grades7-12
Number of students2250+ [2]
Colour(s)Purple, black, gray, and white[ citation needed ]
MascotOtis the Raven
School Board OCDSB
SuperintendentShawn Lehman
Website ldhss.ocdsb.ca

Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School is a public school in Barrhaven, a suburb of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It was founded in 2009.

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Faculty

The school opened in September 2009 providing services for grades 7 to 12. The staff has grown to over 150[ citation needed ] and has a student population of 2250. [3] In 2013, it was announced that Longfields would be receiving a 15.2 million dollar expansion to accommodate for the growing student population[ citation needed ].

Arts

Major theatre productions throughout the years
YearTitleType
2009-2010Little Shop of HorrorsMusical
2010-2011Midsummer Night's DreamPlay
2011-2012Lucky StiffMusical
2012-2013Seven StoriesPlay
2013-2014Zombie PromMusical
2014-2015The Laramie ProjectPlay
2015-2016In the HeightsMusical
2016-2017Almost, MainePlay
2017-2018The Bullying CollectionPlay
2018-2019The Addams FamilyMusical
2019-2020CluePlay
2021-2022Clue-lessPlay
2022-2023Check Please [4] Play
2022-2023The Murderous Mansion of Mr. Uno [5] Play
2023-2024I am Frankenstein [6] Play

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