Humberview Secondary School

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Humberview Secondary School
Address
135 Kingsview Drive
Caledon, Ontario, L7E 3V8, Canada
Information
School board Peel District School Board
Religious affiliation None
Superintendent Tony Pontes
Area trustee Valerie Arnold-Judge
Suzanne Nurse
Principal Rick Tredwell
Vice principal William Clarke, Mark Duley
School type High school
Grades 9-12+
Language English, French Immersion
Mascot Husky
Team name Huskies
Colours Red, gold, and blue
Founded 1979
Enrollment 1,350 (September 2007)
Homepage http://humberviewss.peelschools.org/

Humberview Secondary School (formerly The Humberview School) is a high school in Bolton, Ontario, Canada. It is one of the three seconday schools in Caledon, other than Robert F. Hall Catholic Seconday School in Caledon East, Ontario, and Mayfield Secondary School.

[edit] Highlights

  • This school has a Regional Enhanced Learning Programme and a French Immersion Programme.
  • It has a "Preparing All Students for Success (PASS)" Programme that focuses on helping students achieve higher levels of success.
  • The school's addition, which will contain 8 new science lab classrooms, and 2 multi-use classrooms is almost complete, to the delight of the students and staff.

[edit] Athletics

  • The Humberview Secondary School is known for its high levels of athletic success. With more than 18 sports offered, the school is known for its many Region of Peel championships in Wrestling and Rugby.
  • Today, the school still competes at higher levels, with strong efforts to make a name for the school in the small town of Bolton, Ontario. The Boys Basketball team finished an impressive 3rd overall in the Region of Peel, while the Girls Field Hockey team won their division. Other notable mentions include the Table Tennis team, as well as the Track & Field team, which excels in the art of Running, Jumping and Throwing.

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