Schools
As of 2023 [update] , there are 21 elementary & middle schools, 6 high schools (with 3 being Met schools), and 3 other educational programs.
In February 2023, the Government of Manitoba announced that two new K–8 schools in SOSD will be built and operating by September 2027, increasing the total number of schools to 29. [3]
Elementary and middle schools
| School [4] | Grades | Language program |
|---|---|---|
| Amber Trails Community School | K-8 | English (K-8) Punjabi bilingual (K-2) |
| Arthur E. Wright Community School | K-8 | English (K-8) and Filipino bilingual (K-6) |
| École Belmont | K-5 | French immersion |
| Collicutt School | K-5 | English |
| École Constable Edward Finney School | K-5 | English and French immersion |
| Edmund Partridge Community School | 6-8 | English |
| Elwick Community School | K-8 | English |
| Forest Park School | K-5 | English |
| Governor Semple School | K-5 | English |
| H.C. Avery Middle School | 6-8 | English |
| James Nisbet Community School | K-8 | English |
| École Leila North Community School | 6-8 | English and French immersion |
| Margaret Park School | K-5 | English |
| O.V. Jewitt Community School | K-8 | English |
| Школа R.F. Morrison School | K-5/6 | English (K-5) and Ukrainian (K-6) |
| École Riviere Rouge | K-5 | English and French immersion |
| Riverbend Community School | K-5 | English and Ojibway bilingual |
| École Seven Oaks Middle School | 6-8 | English and French immersion |
| École Templeton | K-5 | English and French immersion |
| Victory School | K-5 | English |
| West St. Paul School | K-8 | English |
High schools and othersThe Seven Oaks School Division also has Met Schools, which are high schools that essentially include both school work and practical experience/internships, similar to practicum. [5] Opening its first Met School in 2009, the Division now has three Met School campuses and more than 240 students: [4] [5]
Seven Oaks also has three other educational sites: [4]
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