List of school districts in Ontario explained

This is a list of school districts in Ontario.

There are 76 public school boards in Ontario, including 38 public secular boards (34 English boards and 4French boards (ACÉPO)), 38 public separate boards (29 English Catholic boards, 8 French Catholic boards and 1 English Protestant board), and 7 public school authorities that operate in children's treatment centres.[1]

School boards

School board Type Language Headquarters Census division(s) served Number of elementary and intermediate schools Number of secondary schools
Public English 28 9
Public English 31 9
Public English 40 9
Public English 79 16
Public English 26 11
Public English 107 20
Public English 59 14
Public English 59 17
Public English 85 17
Public English 95 21
Public English 40 9
Public English Town of Moosonee 0 1
Public English Northumberland, Peterborough, Durham (Municipality of Clarington) 73 16
Public English 17 6
Public English 26 5
Public English 55 13
Public English 53 12
Public English Town of Moose Factory 1 0
Public English Town of Moosonee 1 0
Public English Nipissing, Parry Sound, Muskoka (Northern section) 36 8
Public English 118 31
Public English 213 42
Public English 28 10
Public English 11 3
Public English Renfrew, Nipissing (Southern section) 25 9
Public English 87 23
Public English Thunder Bay (Eastern) 12 5
Public English 131 27
Public English 473 105
Public English 40 8
Public English 83 24
Public English 66 14
Public English 103 17
Public English 175 33
Public French 32 14
Public French Toronto47 14
Public French 15 9
Public French 9 6
Public Catholic English 37 6
Public Catholic English 30 4
Public Catholic English 11 2
Public Catholic English Lanark, Leeds/Grenville, Prescott/Russell, Stormont/Dundas/Glengarry, Cornwall41 10
Public Catholic English 125 26
Public Catholic English 38 8
Public Catholic English 45 10
Public Catholic English 48 8
Public Catholic English 16 2
Public Catholic English 20 3
Public Catholic English 5 1
Public Catholic English 46 9
Public Catholic English 51 8
Public Catholic English 12 1
Public Catholic English 13 2
Public Catholic English Rainy River, Kenora (Western) 6 0
Public Catholic English 66 17
Public Catholic English Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland, Peterborough, Durham (Clarington) 31 6
Public Catholic English 22 2
Public Catholic English 41 9
Public Catholic English 26 2
Public Catholic English 17 4
Public Catholic English Thunder Bay (Northern & Eastern) 9 0
Public Catholic English 18 3
Public Catholic English 167 29
Public Catholic English 46 6
Public Catholic English 17 4
Public Catholic English 39 10
Public Catholic English 90 16
Public Catholic French 50 10
Public Catholic French 55 10
Public Catholic French 328
Public Catholic French 10 2
Public Catholic French 34 11
Public Catholic French 29 10
Public Catholic French 13 3
Public Catholic French 26 8
Public Protestant English Town of Penetanguishene 1 0
Bloorview School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English 1 0
Campbell Children's School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English Durham (Oshawa) 1 0
John McGivney Children's Centre School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English 1 0
Niagara Peninsula Children's Centre School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English 1 0
Ottawa Children's Treatment Centre School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English 1 0
Provincial Schools Branch (Ontario Ministry of Education) Public (Schools for Deaf, blind, deafblind, and/or severely learning disabled students) English/French 11 11
The KidsAbility School Authority Public (Children's Treatment Centre) English Waterloo (Cambridge and Waterloo) 1 0

Former school districts

There were a number of schools governed by "school authorities," which managed schools in remote and sparsely populated regions. Effective September 1, 2009, 20 isolated school authorities were amalgamated with district school boards.

Prior to 1998, Ontario had 124 school districts within the province including the list above.[2]

School sections

From 1846 to the late 1800s schools were assigned to school districts or school sections.[3] Instead of names for each school, they were assigned numbers, e.g. SS No 11.

See also

References

  1. Web site: School board and school authority contact information. School Information Finder. The Ministry of Education .
  2. Web site: The Fewer Schools Boards Act and the Toronto District School Board: Educational Restructuring 1997- 2003 . Duncan . MacLennan . June 1, 2007 . March 14, 2022.
  3. Web site: Early Ontario School History . Wellesley Township Heritage and Historical Society . February 9, 2022.

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