Delta Secondary School (Delta, British Columbia)

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Delta Secondary
Address
4615 51 St
Delta, British Columbia, V4K 2V8, Canada
Information
School number 3737003
School board School District 37 Delta
Superintendent Steve Cardwell
Principal Ray Holme
Vice principal Aaron Akune, Alke Goel-Stevens & Mark Robinson
Staff 94
School type Public high school
Grades 8-12
Language English
Area Ladner
Mascot Pacer (horse)
Team name Pacers
Colours Green, Black, White and Gold
Founded 1938
Enrollment 1637 (16 January 2006)
Homepage http://dss.deltasd.bc.ca

Delta Secondary is a public high school in Ladner, British Columbia, Canada part of School District 37 Delta.

[edit] History

Delta Central School was the original school located on the current site of Delta Secondary. It started accepting secondary students in 1938. By 1952 the site had expanded to include two separate schools, Delta Junior Secondary and Delta Senior Secondary. These two schools operated side by side until 1975 when they became one school. In 1990 the oldest structure remaining on the site, known as the B-Block was demolished and the Genesis Theatre was built. Delta Secondary as of 2003 has adopted schoolnotes [1] as its official homework compendeum. In late summer 2003, DSS finished construction of its newest building; a brand new, seismically upgraded gymnasium.

[edit] Famous students

  • Will Sasso (most famous for his work on MADtv) attended Delta Secondary School.
  • Mark Janzen (most famous for his sports writing in BC Hockey Now and The Hockey News and podcasting on the Coast to Coast Hockey Podcast) attended Delta Secondary School.
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