School name |
Manitoba City/Town |
Notes |
Sources |
Alf Cuthbert School |
Moosehorn |
Named for school trustee Alfred O. Cuthbert. |
[20] |
Andrew Mynarski School |
Winnipeg |
Named for war hero Andrew Charles Mynarski. |
MHS |
Angus McKay School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1953; named for Kildonan municipal councillor Angus McKay. |
J. Smith [7] |
Anna Gibson School |
Winnipeg |
Named for teacher and volunteer nurse Anna Gibson (1896-1918). |
MHS |
Arthur Day Middle School |
Winnipeg |
Named for school trustee Arthur H. Day. |
[14] |
Arthur A. Leach School |
Winnipeg (Fort Garry) |
Opened in 1975; named for school division superintendent Arthur A. Leach. |
MHS |
Arthur Meighen School |
Portage la Prairie |
Named for lawyer and politician Arthur Meighen. |
MHS |
Arthur Oliver School |
Winnipeg |
Named for school board official Arthur Oliver. |
MHS |
Arthur E. Wright Community School |
Winnipeg |
Named for politician Arthur E. Wright. |
MHS |
École Bannatyne |
Winnipeg (St. James) |
Named for pioneer Andrew Graham Ballenden Bannatyne. |
MHS |
Lt. Col. Barker VC School |
Dauphin |
Named for aviator William George Barker. |
MHS |
Bernie Wolfe School |
Winnipeg |
Named for school trustee and municipal councillor Bernie Wolfe. |
J. Smith [7] |
Bertrun E. Glavin School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in September 1973 in River East School Division; named for school trustee Bertrun E. Glavin. |
[5], J. Smith [7] |
Betty Gibson School |
Brandon |
Named for educator Betty Gibson. |
MHS |
Cecil Rhodes School |
Winnipeg |
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Chapman School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official George Thomas Chapman. |
MHS |
Collicutt School |
Winnipeg |
Named for West Kildonan municipal official and community activist Albert Hedley Collicutt. |
[40] |
D. R. Hamilton School |
Cross Lake |
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Dr. D. W. Penner School |
Winnipeg |
Named for St. Vital School Board chair Dr. D. W. Penner. |
MHS |
Daniel McIntyre Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Daniel J. McIntyre. |
MHS |
David Livingstone School |
Winnipeg |
Named for the explorer, doctor, philanthropist, and missionary David Livingstone (1813-1873). |
MHS, [15] |
David Thompson School |
Winnipeg |
Named for early explorer and cartographer of Western Canada, David Thompson. |
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Dufferin School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, First Marquess of Dufferin (1826-1902), who visited Winnipeg during his tenure as Governor General of Canada from 1872 to 1878. |
MHS |
Earl Grey School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Albert Henry George Grey (1851-1917), the 9th Governor General of Canada, who served from 1904 to 1911. |
MHS |
Edmund Partridge School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official Edmund Partridge. |
MHS |
Constable Edward Finney School |
Winnipeg |
Named for police officer Edward Finney. |
MHS |
Edward Schreyer School |
Beausejour |
Name for politician Edward R. Schreyer. |
MHS |
Ellen Douglass School |
Winnipeg |
Named for M. Ellen Douglass, the school catered to the needs of handicapped children. Constructed at 700 Elgin Avenue in 1960, the school was relocated in September 1980 to Lord Roberts School. |
MHS |
Elwick Community School |
Winnipeg |
Named for community activist Neville Meldrum Elwick and his wife, Ursula Stella Peterman (c1914-1967) |
[39] |
F. W. Gilbert School |
Pinawa |
Named for engineer F. W. Gilbert. |
[21] |
Dr. F. W. L. Hamilton School |
East St. Paul |
Named for dentist and school trustee F. W. L. Hamilton. |
[3] |
Faraday School |
Winnipeg |
Named for British scientist Michael Faraday (1791-1867). |
[28] |
Fleming School |
Brandon |
Named for Alexander Fleming. |
MHS |
Florence Nightingale School |
Winnipeg |
Named for British nursing and sanitation reformer Florence Nightingale (1820-1910). |
[28] |
General Vanier School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Governor-General Georges Philias Vanier (1888-1967). |
MHS |
General Wolfe School |
Winnipeg |
Named for the British military general who won the battle at the Plains of Abraham, in 1759. |
MHS |
George Fitton School |
Brandon |
Named for school board official George A. Fitton. |
MHS |
George Johnson Middle School |
Gimli |
Named for physician George Johnson. |
MHS |
George McDowell School |
Winnipeg |
Named for horticulturist George S. McDowell. |
[9] |
George Waters Middle School |
Winnipeg (St. James) |
Named for school board chairman George Waters. |
[12] |
Gordon Bell High School |
Winnipeg |
Named for physician and educator Gordon Bell. |
MHS |
Goulding School |
CFB Gimli |
Named for Service Flying Training School No. 18 (RCAF Gimli Station) Commanding Officer Acheson Gosford Goulding. |
[41] |
Goulter School |
Virden |
Named for lawyer H. H. Goulter. |
MHS |
Governor Semple School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Robert Semple. |
MHS |
Gray Academy |
Winnipeg |
Named for Gerald B. Gray. |
[4] |
Greenway School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Manitoba premier Thomas Greenway. |
MHS |
H. C. Avery School |
Winnipeg |
Named for long-time school trustee Harry Avery. |
MHS |
H. L. Softley School |
Winnipeg |
Named for administrator H. L. Softley. |
[31] |
H. S. Paul School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official Harry Paul. |
[26] |
Ecole Harrison |
Brandon |
Named for long-time Brandon teacher Lily A. Harrison. |
MHS |
Harold Edwards School |
Southport, RM of Portage la Prairie |
Named for Royal Canadian Air Force Air Marshal Harold “Gus” Edwards (1892-1952) |
MHS |
Harold Hatcher School |
Winnipeg |
Named for school official Harold Coveney Hatcher. |
MHS |
Hazel M. Kellington School |
Neepawa |
Named for educator Hazel M. Kellington. |
[25] |
École Henri-Bergeron |
Winnipeg |
Named for broadcaster Henri Bergeron. |
[31] |
Henry G. Izatt Middle School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1998; named for school division superintendent Henry G. Izatt. |
MHS |
Hugh John Macdonald School |
Winnipeg |
Named for judge Hugh John Macdonald. |
MHS |
Isbister School / Winnipeg Adult Education Centre |
Winnipeg |
Named for Alexander Kennedy Isbister. |
MHS |
J. A. Cuddy School |
Sanford |
Named for James Anthony Cuddy, President of the Manitoba School Trustees Association in the early 1950s. |
MHS |
J. B. Mitchell School |
Winnipeg |
Named for architect James Bertram Mitchell. |
MHS |
J. H. Bruns Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator J. H. Bruns. |
MHS |
J. M. Young School |
Eden |
Named for school trustee J. M. Young. |
[32] |
J. R. Reid School |
Brandon |
Named for educator J. R. Reid. |
MHS |
J. R. Walkof School |
Winkler |
Named for educator John Robert Walkof. |
MHS |
James K. MacIsaac School |
Winnipeg |
Originally named Our Lady of Victory School, in 1971 it was renamed for cleric James K. MacIsaac. It reverted to the original name in 1999. |
[26] |
James Nisbet School |
Winnipeg |
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John Dafoe School |
Winnipeg |
Named for journalist John Dafoe. |
MHS |
John De Graff School |
Winnipeg |
Named for market gardener and North Kildonan municipal councillor John De Graff. |
J. Smith [7] |
John Henderson Junior High |
Winnipeg |
Named for farmer and municipal official John Henderson. |
MHS |
John H. Gunn School |
Winnipeg [West Kildonan] |
Named for municipal official John H. Gunn. |
[35] |
John W. Gunn Middle School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official John W. Gunn. |
[23] |
John M. King School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator and cleric John Mark King. |
MHS |
John Pritchard School |
Winnipeg |
Named for fur trader and pioneer John Pritchard. |
MHS |
John G. Stewart School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator J. G. Stewart. |
[24] |
John Taylor Collegiate |
Winnipeg (St. James) |
Named for pioneer John Taylor. |
MHS |
Joseph H. Kerr School |
Snow Lake |
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Joseph Teres School |
Winnipeg |
Named for police officer Joseph Teres. |
[10] |
Joseph Wolinsky Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for businessman and philanthropist Joseph Wolinsky. |
MHS |
Julia Clark School |
Winnipeg |
Named for community activist Julia Clark. |
MHS |
Julie Lindal School |
Ilford |
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Ken Seaford Junior High |
Winnipeg |
Named for Kenneth G. Seaford. |
[37] |
Krawchyk School |
Winnipeg |
Originally named Brooklands School, it was renamed for politician Stephen Nicholas Krawchyk after his death. After sitting empty for several years, the school building was demolished on 6 February 2009. |
MHS; Winnipeg Free Press, 7 February 2009, page B1 |
Laura Secord School |
Winnipeg |
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Lavallee School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Louis Lavallee and other members of the Lavallee family |
[42] |
Léo Rémillard School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Léo Rémillard. |
MHS |
Lord Roberts School |
Winnipeg |
Named for British soldier and Boer War general Frederick Roberts (1832-1914). |
MHS |
Lord Selkirk School |
Winnipeg |
Named for Thomas Douglas, Fifth Earl of Selkirk. |
MHS |
Lord Wolseley School |
Winnipeg |
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Collège Louis-Riel |
Winnipeg (St. Boniface) |
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Luxton School |
Winnipeg |
Named for teacher and journalist William Fisher Luxton. |
MHS |
Machray School |
Winnipeg |
Named for clergyman Robert Machray. |
MHS |
MacNeill School |
Dauphin |
Named for Henry N. MacNeill. |
MHS |
Major Pratt School |
Russell |
Named for educator and historian Albert Maurice Pratt. |
MHS |
Margaret Barbour Collegiate |
The Pas |
Named for educator Margaret Inez Barbour. |
MHS |
Margaret Hayworth School |
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Named for Second World War casuality Margaret Hayworth. |
[33] |
Margaret Scott School |
Winnipeg |
Named for nurse Margaret Scott. |
MHS |
École Margaret Underhill |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Margaret Underhill. |
[30] |
Ecole Marie-Anne-Gaboury |
Winnipeg |
Formerly known as Hastings Immersion School, it was named for pioneer Marie-Anne Gaboury. |
[27] |
Mary Duncan Elementary |
The Pas |
Named for educator Mary Duncan. |
MHS |
Mary Montgomery School |
Virden |
Named for educator Mary Montgomery. |
[22] |
Mary Newell School |
Granville Lake |
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McLaren School |
Brandon |
Named for war veteran Joseph McLaren. |
MHS |
Mel Johnson School |
Wabowden |
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Miles Macdonell Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for pioneer Miles Macdonell. |
MHS |
Mulvey School |
Winnipeg |
Named for politician Stewart Mulvey. |
MHS |
Murdoch Mackay Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for physician Murdoch Mackay. |
MHS |
Neelin High School |
Brandon |
Named for educator T. A. Neelin. |
MHS |
Neil Campbell School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1956; named for Kildonan municipal councillor and school trustee Neil Campbell. |
J. Smith [7] |
Nellie McClung Collegiate |
Manitou |
Named for feminist Nelly Letitia McClung. |
MHS |
Nelson McIntyre Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for School Board official Nelson K. McIntyre. |
MHS |
Norquay School |
Winnipeg (Point Douglas) |
Named for Manitoba premier John Norquay. |
MHS |
O. V. Jewitt School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Oliver Victor Jewitt. |
MHS |
Oscar Blackburn School |
South Indian Lake |
Named for educator Oscar G. Blackburn. |
[18] |
Chief Peguis Junior High School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1970; named for Chief Peguis. |
MHS |
Phoenix School |
Headingley |
When the Headingley School in North Headingley burned to the ground in the early twentieth century, it was replaced in South Headingley with a school that “rose from the ashes” in an analogous way to the mythical Phoenix bird. |
[1] |
Collège Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau |
Winnipeg |
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Pinkham School |
Winnipeg |
Named for clergyman William Cyprian Pinkham. The school's first principal was Frank Howard Schofield. |
MHS |
Prince Edward School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1920; named after Prince Edward who later became King Edward VIII. |
J. Smith [7] |
Princess Margaret School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1955; named for the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. |
J. Smith [7] |
Principal Sparling School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator and clergyman Joseph Walter Sparling. |
MHS |
R. B. Russell High School |
Winnipeg |
Named for labour leader R. B. Russell. |
MHS |
R. D. Parker Collegiate |
Thompson |
Named for mining engineer Ralph Douglas Parker (1898-1983). |
NK |
R. F. Morrison School |
Winnipeg |
Opened in 1962; named for West Kildonan municipal councillor Robert F. Morrison. |
MHS |
R. H. G. Bonnycastle School |
Winnipeg |
Named for businessman Richard H. G. Bonnycastle. |
MHS |
R. J. Waugh School |
Carberry |
Named for physician Reuben J. Waugh. |
MHS |
R. W. Bobby Bend School |
Stonewall |
Named for teacher and politican Bobby Bend. |
MHS |
Radisson School |
Winnipeg |
Named for fur trader Pierre Radisson. |
J. Smith [7] |
Ralph Maybank School |
Winnipeg |
Named for politician Ralph Maybank. |
MHS |
Robert Andrews School |
East St. Paul |
Named for market gardener Robert Percy Andrews. |
[3] |
Robert Smith School |
Selkirk |
Named for municipal official Robert Smith. |
[33] |
Robert H. Smith School |
Winnipeg |
Named for school division secretary-treasurer Robert Houston Smith. |
MHS |
Rod Martin School |
Moose Lake |
Named for municipal official Roderick “Rod” Martin. |
[29] |
Roland Lauze School |
Nelson House |
Named for educator Roland Lauze. |
[19] |
Ross L. Gray School |
Sprague |
Named for community activist Ross L. Gray. |
MHS |
Ruth Betts School |
Flin Flon |
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Ruth Hooker School |
Selkirk |
Named for community activist Ruth C. Hooker. |
[13] |
St. Amant School |
Winnipeg |
Named for health care pioneer Beatrice St. Amant |
[38] |
St. Germain School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official Simon St. Germain |
MHS |
Samuel Burland School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Samuel Burland. |
MHS |
Sansome School |
Winnipeg |
Named for municipal official Joseph H. Sansome. |
MHS |
Scott Bateman Middle School |
The Pas |
Named for educator B. Scott Bateman. |
MHS |
Shevchenko School |
Vita |
Named for Ukrainian poet Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko (1814-1861). |
NK |
Sigurbjorg Stefansson Early School |
Gimli |
Named for educator Sigurbjorg Stefansson. |
[2] |
Sir John Franklin School |
Winnipeg |
Named for British naval officer and Arctic explorer John Franklin (1786-1847). |
[28] |
Sisler High School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator William James Sisler. |
MHS |
Sister MacNamara School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Geraldine MacNamara. |
MHS |
Smith-Jackson School |
Dauphin |
Named for community activist William Smith-Jackson |
MHS |
Stanley Knowles School |
Winnipeg |
Named for politician Stanley Howard Knowles. |
MHS |
Stevenson-Britannia School |
Winnipeg |
Named for aviation pioneer Frederick J. Stevenson. |
MHS |
Ecole Tache |
Winnipeg |
Named for cleric Alexandre-Antonin Taché. |
[43] |
Taylor Elementary School |
Swan River |
Named for early teacher Robert Gardner Taylor. |
MHS |
Thomas Greenway Middle School |
Crystal City |
Named for Manitoba premier Thomas Greenway. |
MHS |
École Van Belleghem |
Winnipeg |
Named for politican Joseph Gustave Van Belleghem. |
MHS |
Vermette School |
Winnipeg (St. Vital) |
Named for early St. Vital resident William Vermette (c1858-1925) |
MHS |
Victor Mager School |
Winnipeg |
Named for politician Victor Magar. |
MHS |
Victor H. L. Wyatt School |
Winnipeg |
Named for educator Victor H. L. Wyatt. |
[8] |
Vincent Massey Collegiate |
Winnipeg |
Named for Governor-General Charles Vincent Massey (1887-1967). |
MHS |
Vincent Massey High School |
Brandon |
Named for Governor-General Charles Vincent Massey (1887-1967). |
MHS |
W. C. Miller Collegiate |
Altona |
Named for politician William Conrad Miller. |
MHS |
Walter Whyte School |
Grand Marais |
Named for businessman Walter H. Whyte. |
[36] |
William Morton Collegiate |
Gladstone |
Named for politician William Morton. |
MHS |
Sir William Osler School |
Winnipeg |
Named for renowned Canadian physician William Osler (1849-1919). |
[34] |
William S. Patterson School |
Clandeboye |
Formally named Clandeboye School, when a new structure was erected, it was named for school inspector William S. Patterson. |
[6] |
William Whyte School |
Winnipeg |
Named for railwayman William Whyte. |
MHS |
Wolseley School |
Winnipeg |
Named for an area of Winnipeg which, in turn, is named for soldier Garnet Joseph Wolseley. |
MHS |
Woodsworth School |
Winnipeg |
Possibly named for cleric J. S. Woodsworth. |
[35] |
Yellowquill School |
Portage la Prairie |
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