Sir Charles Tupper Secondary School

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Sir Charles Tupper Secondary School
R. O. A. R. S.

Respect, Ownership, Attitude, Responsibility and Safety.
Address
419 East 24th Avenue
Vancouver, British Columbia, V5V 2A2, Canada
Website
http://tupper.vsb.bc.ca/
Information
School board School District 39 Vancouver
Area trustee Ken Denike
Principal Iona Whishaw
Vice principals Don Odegaard
Rob Schindel
School type Secondary school
Grades 8-12
Language English
Mascot The Tupper Tiger
Team name Tigers
Colours Red and gold

Sir Charles Tupper Secondary School, located in central Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, is named after Sir Charles Tupper, the Prime Minister of Canada from May 1, 1896 to July 8, 1896. Tupper's student population is roughly 1000 in recent years. Tupper came under media attention in December, 2003, when 17-year-old Filipino ESL student Mao Jomar Lanot was beaten to death by a group of Indo-Canadian youths from Killarney. His tragic death sparked discussions about racism in the community. A memorial was built outside of Tupper by students.

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