Regional Municipality of Niagara Secondary Schools

List of Niagara Regional Municipality Secondary Schools Addresses

 The District School Board of Niagara Secondary Schools

School name	Street address	Community	Postal
A. N. Myer Secondary School	6338 O'Neil Street	Niagara Falls	L2J 1M7
Beamsville District Secondary School	4317 Central Avenue	Beamsville	L0R 1B0
DSBN Academy	130 Louth Street	St. Catharines	L2S 2T4
Eastdale Secondary School	170 Wellington Street	Welland	L3B 1B3
Eden High School	535 Lake Street	St. Catharines	L2N 4H7
E.L. Crossley Secondary School	350 Highway #20	Fonthill	L0S 1E0
Governor Simcoe Secondary School	15 Glenview Avenue	St. Catharines	L2N 2Z7
Greater Fort Erie Secondary School	1640 Garrison Road	Fort Erie	L2A 5M4
Grimsby District Secondary School	5 Boulton Avenue	Grimsby	L3M 1H6
Laura Secord Secondary School	349 Niagara Street	St. Catharines	L2M 4V9
Port Colborne High School	211 Elgin Street	Port Colborne	L3K 3K4
Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School	101 Glen Morris Drive	St. Catharines	L2T 2N1
Stamford Collegiate Secondary School	5775 Drummond Road	Niagara Falls	L2G 4L2
St. Catharines Collegiate Secondary School	34 Catherine Street	St. Catharines	L2R 5E7
Thorold Secondary School	50 Ormond Street North	Thorold	L2V 1Z1
Welland Centennial Secondary School	240 Thorold Road West	Welland	L3C 3W2
Westlane Secondary School	5960 Pitton Road	Niagara Falls	L2H 1T5

Niagara Catholic District School Board Secondary Schools

School Name	Street Address	Municipality	Postal Code
Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School	145 Livingston Avenue	Grimsby	L3M 5J6
Denis Morris Catholic High School	40 Glen Morris Drive	St. Catharines	L2T 2M9
Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School	460 Linwell Road	St. Catharines	L2M 2P9
Lakeshore Catholic High School	150 Janet Street	Port Colborne	L3K 2E7
Notre Dame College School	64 Smith Street	Welland	L3C 4H4
St. Francis Catholic Secondary School	541 Lake Street	St. Catharines	L2N 4H7
Saint Michael Catholic High School	8699 McLeod Road	Niagara Falls	L2E 6S5
Saint Paul Catholic High School	384 Windermire Road	Niagara Falls	L2J 2Y5

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Questions to ask before enrolling in private high schools

 Before signing the contract with a private high school, parents and guardians should ask : 

Does the Ontario Private High School :

• follow the Ontario curriculum?
• conduct criminal reference checks with local police reports on staff?
• have a published public code of conduct or other discipline policy?
• employ qualified teachers with the Ontario College of Teachers?
• publish Ontario Secondary School Literacy test (OSSLT) results?
• publish contract terms with fees, refunds, attendance policies?
• have a procedure for resolving complaints by parents and students?
• have a policy regarding access to the student's records, such as the Ontario Student Transcript (OST) or Ontario Student Record (OSR)?
• have liability insurance with respect to accidents involving students?

The government of Ontario requires that a private school have the following:

• a principal in charge of the school
• control of quality of instruction and evaluation of student achievement
• control of content of the program or course of study
• a common school-wide assessment and evaluation policy
• a common procedure for reporting to parents
• a common school-wide attendance policy
• a central office for the maintenance of student records

The government of Ontario has the sole authority to determine the courses of study that a student must complete to obtain the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

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CCLA Nation-wide High School Contest

 Each year, the CCLA presents a nation-wide high school contest to commemorate the work of Bernard Chernos. Student entries address one of the fundamental freedoms questions posed by us each year (often issues the CCLA itself is working on), examining different civil liberties implications, and applying a ‘reasonableness’ analysis.

Entries can be submitted either as essays or as ‘video rants’ (in the style of Rick Mercer, one of Canada’s most famous political humorists) for a chance to win cash prizes.

The Chernos Contest makes a great ready-made assignment for a wide range of high school courses!

Contest finalists are selected by CCLA lawyers and educators, then judged by a panel of legal scholars, and civil liberties and human rights educators from across the country.

Winners receive certificates and prizes:

• 1st place: $500 + book
• 2nd place: $150 + book
• 3rd place: $100 + book

Deadline is May 27, 2022!

01 Choose Your Question

Choose one of the four questions selected for the 2022 Chernos Contest.

02 Choose Your Format

Write a 750-1,000 word essay OR record a 3-4 minute video rant.

03 Create Your Entry

Write your essay! Record your video! Proof read! Fact check!

04  Submit!

More info here:

https://cclet.org/contests/

The Canadian Civil Liberties Education Trust (CCLET) is a non-profit research and public educational organization created in 1967 by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA). 

 CCLA is a national, non-profit, non-governmental organization that works to protect and promote rights and freedoms through the courts, in the community, and in schools. Together, CCLA and CCLET stand for freedom, equity, and a better future for all people in Canada. 

CCLET supports the belief that those who understand and think critically about their rights and responsibilities are better prepared to live as global citizens. Our programs encourage learners to engage with and think critically about diverse perspectives, so that they may actively participate in our democratic processes — and make Canada a better, more inclusive place for all. 

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