District School Board Ontario North East

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District School Board Ontario North East

DSB-ONE
Board office location Timmins, Ontario
Communities served Hearst, Kapuskasing, Smooth Rock Falls, Timmins, Cochrane, Iroquois Falls, New Liskeard, Kirkland Lake, Porcupine, South Porcupine
Number of schools 41: 29 elementary, 10 secondary, 2 alternate education centres
2005-06 budget
(CAD $ millions)		 $100.3 million
Number of students
Chair of the Board Saunders Porter
Director of Education Linda Knight
Superintendent Barry Peterson
Elected Trustees 11; S.Porter, R.Pochopsky, H.Archibald, H.Bozzer, B.Brookfield, D.Draves, T.Henderson, R.Knowles, J.Leukert, C.Miller, P.Osterberg
http://www.dsb1.edu.on.ca/

District School Board Ontario North East serves northeastern Ontario from Hearst in the north to Temagami in the south. It manages the following schools:

  • Bertha Shaw Public School
  • Central Public School
  • Charlton-Savard Public School
  • Clayton Brown Public School
  • Cobalt Public School
  • Cochrane Public School
  • Coronation Public School
  • École Secondaire Cochrane High School
  • Elk Lake Public School
  • Englehart High School
  • Englehart Public School
  • F.P. Krznaric Whitney Public School
  • Flora MacDonald Public School
  • Gateway Learning Centre (alternative education)
  • Golden Avenue Public School
  • Haileybury Public School
  • Hearst Public School
  • Iroquois Falls Public School
  • Iroquois Falls Secondary School
  • Joseph H. Kennedy Public School
  • Kapuskasing District High School
  • Kerns Public School
  • Kirkland Lake District Composite School
  • New Liskeard Public School
  • P.A.C.E. Centre (alternative education)
  • Pinecrest Public School
  • Porcupine Regional School
  • Queen Elizabeth Public School
  • R. Ross Beattie Senior Public School
  • Roland Michener Secondary School
  • Schumacher Public School
  • Smooth Rock Falls Public School
  • Smooth Rock Falls Secondary School
  • Temagami Public School
  • Timiskaming District Secondary School
  • Timmins High and Vocational School
  • Virtual Learning Centre
  • W. Earle Miller Public School
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