Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board

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Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board
Board office location 90 Mulberry Street, Hamilton, Ontario
Number of schools 60; 53 elementary, 7 secondary
Budget
(CAD $ millions)		 $231.8[1]
Number of students 30,500
Chair of the Board Patrick Daly
Director of Education Marcel J. Castura
Elected Trustees Louis Agro
Ralph Agostino
Linda diBartolomeo
Kyran D. Kennedy
Patrick J. Daly
Sergio Manchia
Mary Nardini
Ray Bartolotti
Carolyn Cornale

The Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board is the Roman Catholic school board for the city of Hamilton, Ontario, which includes the former Wentworth County. It operates 60 schools, comprised of 53 elementary schools and the following 7 high schools:


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[edit] Secondary Schools

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1. St. John the Baptist
2. Blessed Sacrament
3. Canadian Martyrs’
4. Christ the King School Rear
5. Corpus Christi
6. Guardian Angels
7. Holy Family
8. Holy Name of Jesus
9. Holy Name of Mary
10. Holy Spirit
11. Immaculate Heart of Mary
12. Mother Teresa
13. Our Lady of Lourdes
14. Our Lady of Mount Carmel
15. Our Lady of the Assumption
16. Our Lady of Peace
17. Pope John Paul II
18. Regina Mundi


19. Sacred Heart
20. St. Agnes
21. St. Ann (Ancaster)
22. St. Ann (Hamilton)
23. St. Augustine
24. St. Bernadette
25. St. Brigid
26. St. Catherine of Siena
27. St. Christopher
28. St. Clare of Assisi
29. St. Columba
30. St. Daniel
31. St. David
32. St. Eugene
33. St. Francis Xavier
34. St. Helen
35. St. James the Apostle
36. St. Jerome


37. St. Joachim
38. Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha
39. St. Joseph
40. St. Lawrence
41. St. Luke
42. St. Margaret Mary
43. St. Marguerite d’Youville
44. St. Mark
45. St. Martin of Tours
46. St. Mary Elementary
47. St. Michael
48. St. Patrick
49. St. Paul
50. Sts. Peter & Paul
51. St. Teresa of Avila
52. St. Thérèse of Lisieux
53. St. Vincent de Paul

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