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Good things come in small packages, Cartwright High School, a six-room building constructed in 1925, is Ontario's smallest secondary school. Cartwrigh(...)
Good things come in small packages, Cartwright High School, a six-room building constructed in 1925, is Ontario's smallest secondary school. Cartwrigh(...)

Good things come in small packages, Cartwright High School, a six-room building constructed in 1925, is Ontario's smallest secondary school. Cartwrigh(...)

Date12/13/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Good things come in small packages; Cartwright High School; a six-room building constructed in 1925; is Ontario's smallest secondary school. Cartwright students - all 96 of them - think that's a blast. The school; which has a good reputation for academic excellence; is in the village of Blackstock; northest of [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0013823F
St. Joseph's island high school, Richard's Landing, Ontario's smallest high school, will be closed after the current school year. Principal Josie Wils(...)
St. Joseph's island high school, Richard's Landing, Ontario's smallest high school, will be closed after the current school year. Principal Josie Wils(...)
10/7/1971
Ex-Toronto teacher Doris Webster has exactly six students in Ontario's smallest one-room schoolhouse, at Shining Tree, a tiny village near Sudbury. Th(...)
Ex-Toronto teacher Doris Webster has exactly six students in Ontario's smallest one-room schoolhouse, at Shining Tree, a tiny village near Sudbury. Th(...)
4/25/1981
Only 89 students attend the 6-room Cartwright High School in Blackstock, and staff members believe it may be the smallest high school in Ontario. Alth(...)
Only 89 students attend the 6-room Cartwright High School in Blackstock, and staff members believe it may be the smallest high school in Ontario. Alth(...)
4/6/1976
Empty classrooms are already the reality in Ontario's clementary schools, where enrolment is down by one thrid, to 1 million. Next year, secondary sch(...)
Empty classrooms are already the reality in Ontario's clementary schools, where enrolment is down by one thrid, to 1 million. Next year, secondary sch(...)
1/12/1978
Dance students Tamara Small and Nicole Black, Mayfield Secondary School. Caledon, Ontario
Dance students Tamara Small and Nicole Black, Mayfield Secondary School. Caledon, Ontario
6/14/1990
It's just a natural thing at Bathurst Heights Secondary School for Principal Warren Huland to find students painting a mural on his door. Painter is A(...)
It's just a natural thing at Bathurst Heights Secondary School for Principal Warren Huland to find students painting a mural on his door. Painter is A(...)
4/30/1970
1930 Mrs. E. M. Mason's Sr. Third class Room 18 Queen Alexandra School original Main Building.
1930 Mrs. E. M. Mason's Sr. Third class Room 18 Queen Alexandra School original Main Building.
1930
Picture of a school choir with children standing on the school steps holding banner and trophy. ...
Winners of the City of Toronto Public Schools' Choir Contest, 1924-1925, Miss Ledger-Choir Leader
1924-1925
The school house: its architecture, external and internal arrangements, with elevations and plans for public and high school buildings, together with illustrated papers on the importance of school hygiene and ventilation, also with practical suggestions as to school grounds, school furniture, gymnastics and the uses and value of school apparatus
The school house: its architecture, external and internal arrangements, with elevations and plans for public and high school buildings, together with illustrated papers on the importance of school hygiene and ventilation, also with practical suggestions as to school grounds, school furniture, gymnastics and the uses and value of school apparatus
1876
Students of Mayfield Secondary School singing. Brampton, Ontario
Students of Mayfield Secondary School singing. Brampton, Ontario
5/31/1990
Students at Turner-Fenton Secondary School have launched NOISE, a magazine-style program by teenagers about teen life. Drama head Steve Russell and students Stephanie Wallcraft, Richard Glidden, Dave Ellis, Kevin Laven, and Ian Gadsby. Brampton, Ontario
Students at Turner-Fenton Secondary School have launched NOISE, a magazine-style program by teenagers about teen life. Drama head Steve Russell and students Stephanie Wallcraft, Richard Glidden, Dave Ellis, Kevin Laven, and Ian Gadsby. Brampton, Ontario
1/31/1996
Chinguacousy Secondary School. Brampton, Ontario
Chinguacousy Secondary School. Brampton, Ontario
5/11/1995