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• HALCYONIA #1237 was located in the "Great Deer District"
  The P.O. here was Lovell, NWT
  
  

• DEERFIELD #1160 address was Curzon P.O. N.W.T.


• DEERFIELD kept moving, it is listed three times with each location


• MEADOW LARK was located a few miles East of French, NWT


• French was located at Township 35 -Rge 3 -W3 in 1904
  French name changed to Clavet, Sk in 1908


• PRAIRIE HOME #1396 also had the address French, N.W.T.


• BOYNE was located 5 miles North of Colonsay, Sk.
  Colonsay is located at Section 1, Tsp. 35 -Rge 28 - W2


• INDIANA #1764 est. in the NWT (before 1905)
  In 1908, INDIANA #1764 changed names to WALL LAKE #1764
  9 miles east of Dundurn. Dundurn, NWT was located at Section 32
  - Township 32 Range 4 West 3 in 1894. Now Dundurn, Sk is located at
  Section 9 - Township 33- Range 4- West 3 , which would place
  the school building at approximately Township 33- Range 2 - W 3

• ATHENS S.D. #1533 est 1906 was renamed in 1915 to ELSTOW S.D. #1533. ATHENS was located on NE corner of NW 11 35 1 W3 and opened in the fall of 1906 under Miss Flora Boskill.In 1910 the school building was moved into the Village of Elstow.


• BREEZE BRAE S.D. 25027. In 1908, a school board formed and a meeting held. The building was erected on one acre of land at SE 30 34 28 W2. Wilson C. Allen was the first teacher in 1908. In 1934, the school house burned to the ground, and a new school building was erected. By 1956, the school closed and students were bused into Allan.


• DINELLE SD. 1176. Established summer of 1912, and situated on SE 27 36 1 W3. In 1943, the school building burned. Classes resumed at Viscount, The last teacher at DINELLE held classes 1961. Meetings were held, and under debate DINELLE and CASAVANT joined becoming CASAVANT CENTRALIZED SCHOOL in 1961.


• ELSTOW SD 1533. ATHENS 1533 became ELSTOW 1533 in 1915. A new brick veneer, two storey, two room school house was erected in Elstow and opened in the 1914-1915 school year under Olga M. Shields and Elva Patterson. In 1919 THROSTLE NEST SD 1750 sent half of their pupils to Allan, and half to Elstow, and in 1920 an additionwas added to ELSTOW 1533. In 1946, JUSTICE school closed, sending children to NORTH ELSTOW, and to GHADENHEIM school. MEADOW LARK school and UNITY school were bused into Elstow. MACKENZIEVILLE transferred their pupils in 1954. NORTH ELSTOW closed in 1956, pupils coming to ELSTOW 1533. BLUCHER pupils joined ELSTOW 1533 in 1958 and the BLUCHER school building, and HESSELDALE school buildings were moved onto the ELSTOW SD 1533 school yard. The opening of the CLAVET COMPOSITE SCHOOL relieved some of the overcrowding at ELSTOW 1533, and by 1963, enrolment was down to one classroom. ELSTOW 1533 closed in 1969.


• GLENMAUR SD 3307. Erected spring of 1914 on NE corner of SE 26 36 2 W 3. E.M. Scotney Smith was the first teacher in the spring of 1914. GLENMAUR school closed June 1964, and students conveyed to CLAVET COMPOSITE SCHOOL


• GNADENHEIM #4707 name means "A Home through God's Grace", and opened on NW 4 35 25 W2. The first teacher was Pearl L. Bragonier in 1927. The final classes were held during the 1947-1948 school term. The GNADENHEIM school building was moved to FAHRWELL school district in 1952.


• JUSTICE SD 4448. The school building was erected on SE 29 35 28 W2 in 1922. Edythe Irene Clements was the first teacher that fall. JUSTICE school closed in 1946, the school building moved into Allan.


• MACKENZIEVILLE SD 1424. The school was incorporated 1905, and the school building located on SE corner of SW 1 36 2 W3. The first teacher in 1909 was Ruby L. Taylor. MACKENZIEVILLE closed following the 1954 school term. The building moved to SUMMERFIELD to replace that school which had burned down. The MACKENZIEVILLE school building also burned down at the SUMMERFIELD school site.


• NORTH ELSTOW 3494. Following the 1914 school district meeting, the NORTH ELSTOW school was erected at NW corner of NE 35 35 1 W3. Lillian Munshaw T. Baxter was the first teacher for the 1916-1917 school year. The last school term was 1956.


• PRAIRIE HOME SD 1396. The school building was erected on SW 30 34 1 W3 following the letter sent in on 1905. The 1906-1907 school term started under Georgina Hunt. PRAIRIE HOME moved to SE 25 34 2 W3. The school building was sold in 1950 and moved. The BOYNE 3820 school building which had been five mile north of Colonsay was subsequently moved to the first PRARIE HOME school site, and remained open until the 1956-1957 school term was complete, when it was moved to the GRASSWOOD area.


• THROSTLE NEST SD 1750. A meeting was held in 1907, and the schoolhouse was constructed on SE 27 34 1 W3. Classes commenced in the spring of 1908 under Margaret Pershick. THROSTLE NEST closed in the fall of 1919, and students attended either ELSTOW 1533 or ALLAN 2914.

• GUERNSEY #1931 est. 1908. Changed names in 1910 to
  PRINCE RUPERT #1931


• GUERNSEY #2351 est 1910 in the Village of Prince Rupert[sic]
  which was later named Guernsey, Sk.
  Guernsey, Sk is located at Section 34 - Township 33 -
  Range 23 West 2 The P.O. named Guernsey in 1907
  

• CRESCENT VIEW #3259 was on a crescent overlooking Four Mile Lake
  Four Mile Lake is no longer the name of this Lake


• HANLEY #934 started as a one room school house 1903
  A new brick school house was built in 1909
  In 1918, additional school rooms used "Cottage" across the street
  1962 the new composite Hanley school was erected.


• WYANDOTTE #1355 was located 7 miles east of Hanley
  Hanley is located Section 1, Township 31, Range 4 West 3
  which places the school building approximately at
  Township 31, Range 2 West 3
  Allan Hills SD 3865


• Avonlea SD 2738
  Bell Rock SD 4244
  Blue Hills SD 782


• Bohrson SD 1644 SW 14 30 4 W3
  Box Elder SD 1367 NE 31 30 4 W3


• Cosmopolitan SD 4128 5 31 4 W3


• Farmington SD 1429 NW 17 31 4


• Gilead SD 34 31 3 W3 1909


• Hambre SD 1910


• Hanley SD934 1905


• Jagoe SD 1913-1953 Moved to Box Elder SD in 1953


• Rainbow SD 1091


• Rippawon SD 3984


• Sheldon SD 4879 1930-1967

• WALL LAKE #1764 was located 9 miles east of Dundurn.


• Dundurn, NWT was located at Section 32 - Township 32
  Rge 4 West 3 in 1894. Now Dundurn, Sk is located at
  Section 9 - Township 33- Range 4- West 3 , which would place
  the school building at approximately Township 33- Range 2 - W 3
  
  Building stood 1907-1927 then destroyed by fire; rebuilt 1928-1971
  Original Name was BRAESIDE. See also ⁹
  


• WHOOSIER #849 was located 6 miles south of Dundurn
  which would place the building at approximately
  Township 32- Range 4- West 3


• ODEL #1893 was located 3 miles NW of present school


• HAULTAIN #2431 was located where the Dundurn Military Camp Is


• GENEREUX #1893 was located in the "French Flats" 10 miles west of
  Dundurn, which would place the building at approximately
  Township 33- Range 6- West 3


• Elvevow SD 2175 1908-1956


• Pleasant Point SD 320 1903


• Wall Lake SD 1764 1907-1962


• WoodView SD 1346 SE 33 4 W3 1905


• Whoosier SD 849 6 miles S of Dundurn 1903


• Coates SD1330 1905-1961


• Odel SD 1893 1907


• Blackstrap SD 3506 NW 29 32 3 W3


• Round Prairie SD


• Genereux SD 3625 1915-1958 Moved to Wingellow Farm


• Haultain SD2431 1908-1952 NW 24 34 4 W3

• MCCLOY CREEK #4261 was first named MESKANAW #4261
  the name was changed in 1935, so the school in the
  town of Meskanaw could use the corresponding school
  name. The school building in the town site was named
  LOYAL RIDGE 5017. LOYAL RIDGE S.D. #5017 is now named
  MESKANAW #5017.
  
  

• PLEASANTDALE #3161 changed names to "OLD PLEASANTDALE 3161" in 1959


• DALEVILLE #4827 changed names in 1959 to PLEASANTDALE #4827
  
  
• FLINT SD #4467 organised 1922, school opening in 1924, and closing in 1955.
  
  
• LEVIATHAN SD built on NE 35 41 17.
  
  
• LUCAN SCHOOL #3282 came together in 1914 built on the N.E. corner of the N.E. quarter of Section 7 township 42 range 17 west of the second meridian, and the school building was erected in 1915.
  
  
MOSSDALE SD 3101 sent in their petition in 1913, and the school building was erected in 1914 on the south east quarter of section 5 township 43 range 17 west of the second meridian. The school closed in 1964.


• NAPOLEON SD 3294 organised in 1914, and by the spring of 1915 classes commenced. A new school was built in 1955, and the school closed in 1965 after the school term.
  
  
• OLD PLEASANTDALE 3161 opened for classes October 1914, and closed in 1957. In 1959 Daleville school changed its name to PLEASANTDALE, and the former PLEASANTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3161 became known as OLD PLEASANTDALE.
  
  
• ROANOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4292 held their first meeting in 1920, and the schoolhouse being erected on the southeast quarter of section 25 Township 41 range 19 west of the second meridian. In 1951, the school closed after theirty years of service.
  
  
• SILVER PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2660 met in 1909, and the school building went up in 1911 on the northwest quarter of section 33 township 42 range 18 west of the second meridian. The schoolclosed in 1963, and pupils attended school in Melfort.
  
  
• WINDIGO SCHOOL DISTRICT 3403 organised in 1914, and the school site selected was the south west quarter of section 16 township 42 range 18 west of the second meridian, and the school closed its doors in 1958
  
  

• AIKENS School District No 2304 was constructed in 1909 between sections 24 and 25 Township 29. In 1910 classes commenced and served the community until some time after 1951.


• BRIGGS School District No 841 held their organisational meeting in 1912, and their building was constructed SE 4 28 1 W3 closing in the 1950s. At this time PICKWICKschool was moved in, and established 1/2 mile south of SE 4 28 1 W3, and this building served the community school needs until 1964.


• CHATHAM School District No 3117 built a frame school in 1914 on the NE 26 29 29 W2, and this building was sold in 1956 and it was renovated into a home. HILLEDGE school was moved in to NE 19 29 28 W2 and re-named CHATHAM. After the school closed, it became the community centre.


• KENASTON 1192 was built in 1905 between 4 and 5th streets in the town of Bonnington (later named Kenaston). In 1905 classes commenced, and in 1913 a new brick shcool was built.


• McCRANEY School District No 3377 was organised in 1914 and the school building was constructed in 1916. Classes commenced 1917 until 1943. School re-opened 1954-1955. HORSESHOE LAKE school building was moved two miles east of the McCRANEY school site, and the school districts were thus combined.


• FALKINGHAM School District No 1754 was built 4 miles south of Kenaston on SE 13 30 3 W3. Classes were held between 1907-1949.


• GOPHERDALE School District No 4729, no starting date, closed 1950.


• HILLEDGE VIEW School District No 4676 was built NW 2 22 29 W3 8 miles east of Kenaston. The district organised in 1926, and closed in 1948.


• HORSESHOE LAKE School District No 4543 organised 1923. School built on NW 14 30 2 W2 which is NE of Kenaston. On amalgamation, this was building moved. Served community between 1926-1948.


• RONALDSBURG School District No 2049 was built in 1908 on the old provincial highway 11, now Saskatchewan highway 15, and classes began 1909 until 1936, perhaps re-opening about 1941. In 1954, the school building was sold.


• SMILESVILLE School District No 4641 was built on the centre of the south boundary of 29 29 3 W3 and served the community between 1906-1942.


• WYANDOTTE School District No 1355 held their meeting in 1912, and the school closed circa 1960


• ZED School District No 1661 held their organisational meeting in 1906, and a building was constructed on NE 10. In 1949, this building was torn down, and a larger building re-built and served the community until 1959 when it became a community centre.
  
  

• Bladworth sd 1491 NE 4 4 2 W3 1905-1972


• Briggs SD 841 SE 4 28 1 W3 1913-1950


• Kipp SD 1589 NW 12 27 2 W3 1906-1957


• Knob Hill SD 1289 SW SW 29 27 W2


• Pebble Beach SD 1806 SW 11 27 2 W3


• Harrowby SD 4075 SE 4 28 3 W3 1918-1958


• Silver Lakes SD 1501 SE 15 28 1 W3 1905


• Schueman SD SE 17 28 2 W3
  
  

• Ames SD 1411 sw 20 23 1 w3 1905-1959


• Antelope SD 1116 SE 21 23 27 W3 1904-1926


• Aylesbury SD2127 1908-1983


• Banbury SD 2149 1909-1941


• Barrett SD 2015 built 1908


• Beacon SD 2805 SE 4 23 1 W3 1910-1943



• Bennett SD 1452 SE 1 25 29 W3 1905-1940


• Craik SD 891 192-1922


• Dixmude SD 4069 NW 22 23 28 W2 moved now garage


• Eclipse SD 4071 1918-1951 now Golf Club House


• Eildon SD 1510 SW 11 24 2 W3 1906-1959


• Erie SD 856 1912-1942


• Fargo SD 2780 5/6 24 28 w2


• Foxbury SD 1951


• Halbrite SD 1952 1907-1944


• Holmsdale SD 1911 NE 9 24 29 W


• Hustlers SD 1536 SW 22 22 29 W 1906-1934


• Parkhill SD 492 SW 10 24 27 W


• Pilgrim SD 4026 SW 16 24 1 W 1918


• Sheppard SD 1897 NW 15 21 27 W


• Squaw Creek SD 3223 11 23 29 W 1912-1950


• Sunkist SD 4293 NW 36 24 1 W


• Watkins SD 3300 ne 14 22 28 w 1914


• Willow Bluff SD 4419 1919-

• Cadillac SD 3336 1914-1941



• Cadillac (Elmwood) S.D. 2733 SE 16 9 13


• Beauchamp S.D. 4141 NW 7 7 14 1919-1968


• Beaver Valley S.D. 3804


• Bedford S.D. 3195 NE 29 10 13 moved to NW 20 10 13


• Boule Creek S.D. 3314 SW N 22


• Crichton SE 16 9 14 changed names to Priory 1916-1939


• Crichton (Priory) S.D. 3716, 1932-1939


• Wheatville S.D. 4547 9-15-W3


• Driscol Lake S.D. 3336


• Fairy Lake S.D. 3591 1915-1953 moved to NW 8 8 13 and named Trinity Lutheran Church


• Gouverneur S.D. 4557


• Highway S.D. 4623 NE 31 9 13 1925-1947


• Kingsmeade S.D. 4011 1918-


• Little Six S.D. 4262 NW 8 8 13 1919-1934


• Orwell S.D. 3680 1916-1949


• Prairie Lane S.D. 4059 SE SE 4 8 14 moved to SW SW 4 8 14


• Valle Ste. Claire S.D. 3184 NW NW 9 10 14 1916-1959


• Jupiter SD 3314 SW N section 22 1916 Name changed to Boule Creek SD 3314

• Bonnie Brae SD 1837 1908-


• Brocton SD 2222


• Chromar SD 1444


• Coterie SD 3275 SE 13 28 7 W


• Coulee Creek SD 3978


• Eden Valley SD 1494 SE 16 31 7 W3


• Geneva SD 4637


• Glenford SD 2216 SE 15 28 6 W3


• Golden Meadow SD 13247 mi N and 2 mi E of Broderick


• Happy Hollow SD 4281 nw sw 25 29 6 W


• Kintyre SD 1908 2 mi East of cemetery corner


• Inverness SD 1265 NW 20 29 -


• Nary SD 1213 SW 29 30 7 W3 1906


• Wheat Plains SD 2083 1908


• Wingello SD 2361 SW 3 31 6 W3 1909

• Aberfelly S.D. # 2090


• Banbury S.D. #2149


• Barrett S.D. # 2015


• Chamberlain S.D. #1157 (later Ellsridgehill S.D. # 1157)


• Chamberlain S.D. #2264


• Clarendon S.D. #3241


• Prairie Island S.D. # 1135


• Sheppard S.D. # 1897


• Uplands S.D. # 2290


• Vancise S.D. # 4124

• Cutbank S.D. #1822


• Ensz S.D. #1099


• Fernbank S.D. #128


• Fern Valley S.D. #3607


• Luxor S.D. #4619


• Neidpath S.D. #396


• Roderickville S.D. #2840

• Big Valley S.D. #2872


• Bratton S.D. #2624


• Goodwill S.D. # 1829


• Lake Coteau S.D. #407


• Macrorie S.D. #3600


• Monmawala (Monmawalla) S.D. #


• Mount Marie S.D. #836


• Picadilly S.D. #3797


• Surbiton S.D. #3071


• West Point S.D. #2084


• West Star S.D. #1706


• Westhope P.O.

• Chambers S.D. #1388


• Livingston S.D. #1685


• Faulkton S.D. #3593


• McIntyre S.D. #3337


• Brownlee S.D. #2019

• Guthrie S.D. #


• Pioneer Grove S.D. #


• Montrose S.D. #


• Amdewanda S.D. #2630


• Richlea S.D. #


• Prouse S.D. #


• Ormely S.D. #


• Krafton S.D. #


• Yellow Cactus S.D. #


• Cromwell S.D. #


• Evans S.D. #


• Lovedale S.D. #


• Centrefield S.D. #

• Classes were held in privately run classes as early as 1883 in the community of Moose Jaw, following the arrival of the rail in 1882. Meetings for the formation of a school began in 1883. Students in the North-West Territories during this era could attend the English Church Academy at Fort Garry, the Prince Albert Roman Catholic Church college or the Methodist schools in Victoria and Fort Edmonton.
• MOOSE JAW PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES was legally incorporated on December 5, 1884. Classes were held in temporary quarters -church buildings, the Brunswick Hotel lean-to addition, upstairs in the Foley Block, a lean-to additionon the Moose Hotel, the second floor over a tinsmith shop- until a school building could be erected. The PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES built a multi-room school, applying for a debenture April 2, 1889. School opened with two classes, the primary grades under Mr. J.N. MacDonald, and the senior pupils under Mr. William Rothwell. The name adopted was the MOOSE JAW UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE.¹ As a union school, it could provide the standards to train teachers in the absence of "NORMAL SCHOOL" or UNIVERSITY, if the school had a principal graduated from a University and qualified therefore to train teachers. By 1901, the school is referred to as Victoria School, and in the spring of 1903, Dr. J.W. Sifton becomes principal of Victoria School taking over from Augustus H. Ball. Additional classroom space was needed, even after expanding VICTORIA SCHOOL to eight rooms, temporary quarters were found in many town buildings until additional schools could be built. The first public school kindergarten was initiated in 1906 at this school. June of 1968 saw the last classes held in VICTORIA SCHOOL.


• ALEXANDRA SCHOOL began construction in May of 1905, and was ready for classes the following year. ALEXANDRA SCHOOL assumed the duties of a secondary or high school, allowing VICTORIA SCHOOL to teach the primary grades. In 1907, a four room additionwas added to the school. A ten week Normal School short course was provided.


• CENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE opened in 1910 assuming high school classes and a short course in "NORMAL SCHOOL" course work.


• PROVINCIAL NORMAL SCHOOL had the ceremonies for the laying of the corner stone on October 2, 1928, and the school opened in 1930. The SASKATCHEWAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE opened in 1959 following the termination of classes at the "NORMAL SCHOOL" or TEACHERS COLLEGE.


• KING EDWARD SCHOOL came to be in 1906.


• CRESCENT SCHOOL, a two room schoolhouse, was open in 1908 on Athabasca Street and Fourth Avenue Northeast. In 1910 and 1912 both, another two rooms were added, bringing the school up to six classrooms. As well two other classrooms were held in nearby rented buildings. PRINCE ARTHUR SCHOOL was built to replace CRESCENT SCHOOL. PRINCE ARTHUR SCHOOL served as an interim hospital during the flu epidemic of 1918.
• EMPIRE SCHOOL was an eight room school completed in 1910.


• KING GEORGE SCHOOL opened November11, 1912


• SASKATCHEWAN COLLEGE was proposed by 1906 by the Western Canadian Synod of the Presbyterian Church. SASKATCHEWAN COLLEGE opened in September of 1913, and shortly thereafter changed names to MOOSE JAW COLLEGE. MOOSE JAW COLLEGE opened as a residential boy's school, and the plans to make it co-educational did not come to fruition. When the Presbyterian Church of Canada passed to the United Church because of the 1925 church union, the classes soon discontinued as the United Church supported the public school educational system. The school ceased classes in 1926. In 1939, the building was sold to the Roman Catholic Church and re-purposed.


• ST. AGNES ROMAN CATHOOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 22 was established April 4, 1912, the new building opened for classes September 4, 1913.


• SISTERS OF SION private school for girls, and ST. LOUIS COLLEGE for boys offered high school classes in privately run schools.


• VANIER COLLEGIATE opened in 1967 to offer secondary classes to the children of Catholic rate payers.


• ROSS SCHOOL was constructed over the years 1913-1914 and open for classes in June of 1914. Three years later, ROSS SCHOOL was re-purposed as a military hospital during the Great War until 1920. Older students attended either PRINCE ARTHUR or VICTORIA SCHOOLS, the elementary went to HILLCREST ROSS SCHOOL resumed classes in September of 1920, and it was at this time of teacher training at "NORMAL SCHOOLS" that ROSS SCHOOL became known as ROSS COLLEGIATE providing higher education. During the second World War, ROSS SCHOOL was taken by the Armed Forces in 1942 to be used as a military barracks. When ROSS SCHOOL resumed operations 1945 it taught elementary classes.


• HILLCREST SCHOOL was constructed in 1917 on Chestnut Avenue to take the primary grades when ROSS SCHOOL was converted to a military hospital. HILLCREST continued to operate until 1929, though it had opened as an interim school.


• WESTMOUNT SCHOOL classes initially operated out of the Westmount Presbyterian Mission on 12th Avenue Southwest until a new four room building could be built in 1920. The new building was ready to open in 1921, and additions were annexed in 1923, and 1928.


• CITY VIEW SCHOOL began in St. George's Mission of the Church of England and various cottage buildings for additional classroom facilities. New facilities were allocated in 1919. The new school was given the name WILLIAM GRAYSON and work began on it in 1925.
• A.E. PEACOCK TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL


• BRIERCREST BIBLE COLLEGE held meetings in 1905, and the B.B.C. incorporated in 1937 in Briercrest, SK. The Caronport R.C.A.F. base was purchased, and the buildings became the BRIERCREST BIBLE COLLEGE.


• INTERNATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE became established in Consul, SK in 1936. The school moved into Moose Jaw in 1942, and then relocated to Estevan. By 1962-1963, a new home was found in Moose Jaw for the school.
• ALDERSGATE COLLEGE OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH adopted this name in 1959 following a merger of the HOLINESS BIBLE COLLEGE OF WINNIPEG and the MOOSE JAW BIBLE COLLEGE which had opened its doors in 1940.


• QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOOL, a six room school, opened in 1954.


• JOHN CHISHOLM SCHOOL provided education to those students with special needs and various handicaps which had previously been supported with instruction at ALEXANDREA SCHOOL. JOHN CHISHOLM SCHOOL classes began operating out of three classrooms at ROSS SCHOOL in 1956, until a new school was provided on Eleventh Avenue North west in May of 1966

RIVERVIEW COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE was ready for classes in the fall of 1960.

• PALLISER HEIGHTS SCHOOL opened in 1958.


• BUSHELL PARK SCHOOL opened in the nearby Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Moose Jaw


• LINDALE SCHOOL opened in 1962.


• Nursing schools were established at General Hospital (later Union Hospital) in 1906, and at Providence Hospital in 1920.


• VALLEY VIEW CENTRE originally named the MOOSE JAW TRAINING SCHOOL came to provide training for medical students wishing to serve in the health care field those who are physically or mentally challenged.


• C.F.B. MOOSE JAW is a training facility for pilots and Canadian Forces technicians.

• Wakaw School Unit 48, consolidated school formed in 1952 overseeing 85 rural school units.


• BELMONT SD 2040 sent in their petition in 1906. The school building was erected at SE 10 42 25 W2 14 miles south east of Wakaw. The proposed name was Elizabeth School District. T.A. Boyle served as the first teacher in 1910. The school remained open until1964.


• BONNE MADONNE SD opened on the south west quarter of section 2, township 43 range 25 in 1905 under Sister Sr. Benjamin, one of the "Filles de la Providence" sisters. A new school was constructed in 1947. Bonne Madonne school closed in 1957.


• BUDA SD 1722 residents sent in their petition in 1906. The community erected their school on the North east corner of the south east quarter of Section2 township 43 range 26 west of the 2 meridian. Classes opened in 1909under Mr. Alfred Miklossey. The school closed in 1958, and has been restored.


• CROOKED LAKE SD 1849 sent in their application fora school DISTRICT late in the year of 1901. A petition was sent in 1905, and the first school was constructed in 1907 opening under the name of WAKAW SD 1849. Mr. Pasterniak was the first teacher. The school district changed names in 1912 from WAKAW SD 1849 to CROOKED LAKE SD 1849 in 1912 when the town of Wakaw organised to form a school in town. Crooked Lake School closed in 1954.


• DUBOIS SD 3749 was organised in 1916, and opened in the spring of 1917 under Mr. Sm Slywka. The school building was located six miles north east of Wakaw on the south east quarter of section 27 township 43 range 26 west of the 2nd meridian. 1953 saw the closure of the school, and in 1959, the school building was sold.


• DUNAFOLDVAR SD 1922 held their meeting in 1905, and the school organised formally in 1907. Classes began in 1908 in the school building erected about 1 mile out of Wakaw on the south east quarter of section 26 township 42 range 27 in Local Improvement District 402. LID 402 later changed names to Fish Creek Rural Municipality 402.


• ENS SD 4936 was erected between Wakaw and Domremy on the Canadian National Railway tracks. The classes began in 1931 under Teacher G Courchene. By 1957, the school closed.


• KOLOMYIA SD 1878 was erected in the St. Julien District. In 1906, the community sent in their petition for a school district, and the school was constructed in 1909 opening under Alex Syroishka. By 1936, a new school was needed on the north west quarter of section 20. Classes were held for 53 years.


• LONE PINE SD 4598 was built on the north west corner of the north west section of section 19 township 43 range 25 west of the second meridian in 1925 following the organisation of the community in 1923. The first teacher was Miss Margaret Stack in 1926. IN 1959, the school closed.


• MINATINA SD 359sent in their application for a school in 1911 for the SPRING VALLEY school district. The school was built in 1913 on the north west quarter of township 43 range 27 west of the second meridian. When the school building was erected the name was changed from SPRING VALLEY to MINATINA which was an First Nations name for "as far as you can see." The first teacher was Wasyl Waschuck who conducted a summer school between May and October of 1913. The school closed in 1960 and was sold.


• SNIATYN SD 1729 organised in 1906 and the school building erected on section 10 township 43 range 28 west of the second meridian. In 1947, the old school was sold and the new building was erected. Mr. G. Gealry was the first teacher, and in 1966 the school closed.


• ST JUDE SD 3723 was orgainsed in 1916, and classes were held between 1917-1957.


• ST. JULIEN SD 2641 was built in 1910 on the south east quarter of section 14 township 42 range 28 west of the second meridian. In 1923 fire took the school, and the community raised another school in 1924 on the north west quarter of section 11 township 42 range 28 west of the second meridian. This second school house saw the last classes in 1962.


• SOKAL SD 1955 sent in two petitions, in June and December of 1907. The school house went up on the north east section of township 17 range 43 range 27 west of the second meridian. The last classes were held in 1959.


• WAKAW SD 1338 or the WAKAW PROTESTANT SEPARATE SCHOOL #6 was opened in the village of Wakaw North east section 30 township 42 range 20 west of the 2 meridian. In 1912 a letter was sent off the Department of Education, and in 1913, the first teacher was R.P. Richardson holding classes upstairs above Patterson's Drug Store. The new school house was erected on lot 26 block 13 in 1914.


• ZALISCHYKY SD 2961 held their first meeting in 1912 on the north east quarter of section 35 township 41 range 27, and opened in 1914 under Peter Sarchuck, and in 1954, the school closed.

• Admiral School #3526 Block 7 Townsite of Admiral
  Andersonville S.D. 2901 SW-SW-8-15-W3
  Beauchamp #4141 NE-NW-7-7-14-W3
  Boule Creek SW-N-22-8-14-W
  Clifford #3364 NE SE-11-10-16-W3
  Congress #3236
  Epinard #4696 NE 17-7-15-W3
  Esmond #2940 NW 35-8-16-W3
  Horse Creek
  Levi #4664 NW 31-10-14-W3
  Pelletier Hill j#3850
  Sherman #3279 SW 15-10-15-W3
  Stone Farm #2899 later was Stonefarm #2899
  Vallee St. Clair #3184 NE-NE-34-8-15-W3
  Wise Creek #753 NE-NW-34-8-15-W3

• St. Bernard's S.D. #4692


• Colorado - Pilcher 4666


• Canvassback #1973 SE 25-39-23-W2


• Pilger NW 12-40-23-W2

• Houghton Lake S.D. #2544 NW-29-39-27-W2


• St. Laszlo #2544

• Ramsay - Antler S.D. #576


• Braeside #886 NE-NE-3-8-30-W1


• Coulson #2064 NE-28-8-30-W1


• Kelvindale #1090 4 mi S of Antler on SW 27


• Oatlands #632 SE -14-7-31-W1


• Silver Vale #2065 SE 14-8-31-W1

• Beckwith #526 NW-19-40-11-W3


• Calais #3554 SW 11-41-12-W3


• Grey #1356


• Keystone S.D. #1144 NE 13-42-12-


• Montro S.D. NW-35-41-13-W3


• Neepawa S.D. 1517


• Wavie Bank #4711

• Armley #4236 SE 29-48-14-W2


• Manlius #2956 NW-SW 12-48-15-W2


• Silver Stream #2011 NW SE 15-47-14-W2


• Waterfield S.D. #2678 NE 3-48-14-W2

• Aberdeen #1610 NW 6-39-2-W3


• Bergheim


• Hessledale S.D. #3557 NE 17-37-2-W3


• Kilmeny S.D. #2769 NW 12-38-4-W3


• Lily 6 mi. N of Aberdeen at a crossroad then moved to 8 mi N of Aberdeen


• Lily North NE 25-40-3


• Old Trail School #1596 SW 14-38-3-3 then NW 11-38-3-3


• The Pretoria S.D. NE 4-38-2


• River Park S.D. #843 NW NE 22-3A3-W3


• New Steinbach S.D. SW 34 Township 38-R*-W3

• Kenlis S.D. #6 NW-23-19-11-W2
  incorporated name was:
  SCHOOL DISTRICT OF KENLIS PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. SIX OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES
  KENLIS S.D. #6 was the first "rural' school of the NWT
  second Kenlis school built 1902
  Third Kenlis school built 1946
  First teacher Miss Majorie Blythe
  Cairn erected


• Abernethy S.D. #300 SW -23-
  Pleasant Valley S.D


• Lorlie S.D. 338 S-2-21-10


• Chickney S.D. 360 NE-4 then Section 10
  then W-S-35-19-10-W


• Foster S.D. #388 NE 1-21-11


• Pheasant Plains S.D. 572 NW 6-19-10


• Lorlie Station School #2756


• Gillespie S.D. #301 -(This number used before in the NWT) SE NW 24-21-11-W2


• Heather S.D. #4497
  

• Adanac S.D. #2210


• Cleavering S.D. #3747 NE SE 20-40-21


• Crooked Valley S.D. NW 4-39-21


• Local Centre S.D. #4270


• Phippen S.D.


• Queenston S.D. #2068 SE 21-29-22-W3


• Kingston #1647 SE 31-39-21-W3 1940's changed name Tako #1647

• Formby #4369 NW NE 19-45-22-W3


• Wardenville #2479


• Wembley #4437


• Alfred S.D. 4053 SE 14-44-22-W3

• Belbutte S.D. #1 and #2 S.D. #3848 NE-11-51-13-W3


• Loch Side S.D. #5054 SW 24-51-14-W3


• Stoke School #5035 NW 23-50-13-W3

• Antelope Park S.D. #3464 NE NE 19-32-28-W3


• Hilldale S.D. #3099 W NW 14-33-28-W3

• Balmae S.d.584 NW 10-38-11-W3


• Dreyer S.D. 919


• Golden Valley S.D. 1344 NE 22-38-11


• Light S.D. #2346 NE 24-37-12-W3


• Petroffsk S.D. 3041 NE 8-38-12-W3


• Raspberry Creek S.D. 3246 15-39-11


• Sunnyridge S.D. NW 6-37-11-W3


• Swastika S.D. #3042 SW 1838-11-W3

• Willowbrook S.D. #681 1903-1912 Miss Emma V. Danard first teacher


• Willowbrook S.D. #681 second school 1912-1922


• Silver Willow S.D. #681 renamed 1922-1952


• Silver Willow S.D. #681 Last School 1952-1967

• Ceylon #351 Henry Carter first teacher


• Buffalo Valley #1788 Rev. Geo Sherarer first teacher


• Gibson Creek #645 SW 4-7-19 Miss Estelle Woodward first teacher


• Trail #2105 Willard Freeman first teacher


• Egypt Valley #773 moved north to 2-7-21 Miss Annie Wilfred first teacher


• Lyons #2983 NW NW 30-6-21 Miss Mary Murray first teacherHardy #4233 NE side of Hardy, SK Mr. Braithwaite first teacher


• Green Lake # Miss Olive Walker first teacher


• Meadow View #3504 SE NE 34-21-W2 Miss Nora S. Boyd first teacher


• Meadow View second school NW 22-5-21 Loretta Ritchie first teacher


• Gordon #2902 NE 33-4-21-W2 Miss Isabelle McGrath first teacher


• Good Time #4633 SE SW 8-4-21-W2 Cora Sawyer first teacher


• Big Four School #3393 SW 4-4-20 Miss Coniver first teacher


• East Ceylon School #4861


• Troy #2757 Miss Lynn Stanchfield first teacher


• Carnbrogie S.D. #2998 Miss Kidd first teacher


• Lacadia S.D. #290 Miss Charlotte Cahill first teacher


• Round Up School #2949 SW 19-4-19-W2 Miss Beatrice McGrath first teacher


• Oakville S.D. #418 NE 13-5-20 Annie Reidy first teacher


• Oakville S.D. #418 moved 1/2 mile south in 1950


• Naomi School #4533 Miss Kathleen McPhee NW 17-5-20

• Albertville #3420


• Alingly #1929 Miss Alice Green first teacher


• Begin #3346 first teacher Mortimer Downing


• Centreville #2639


• Cloverdale #4199 Miss Irene Firth first teacher


• Fortsburg School #4224 Miss Ella McTavish first teacher


• Garden River #607


• Henribourg (Garden River #607 changed names c1938)


• Hanna #1943 Mr. Singleton first teacher


• Podole School #3227 John Horyciuk first teacher


• Red Wing School #2857 Margaret Willis first Teacher


• Wahpeton #4770 Rev. J.G. Meek first teacher


• Wheatley #3821 Miss Jean McKay first teacher


• White Star School Miss Florence Tobin first teacher


• Whitfield School #4242 Miss Anna Ratlarg first teacher

• WOLSELEY SCHOOL 25. Organised in 1883, and Miss Peach was the first teacher, in 1884 the school was officially organised with the proper amount of students. The first school in town was held in a frame building where the current Wolseley town hall locates, and was later moved to the site at the corner of Front and Claude Street. In 1890, Wolseley had a two room school, by 1900 a four room school. SPRING HILL, MOFFAT, SOUTHGATE, ROSE LANE, ALLINDALE, ERNSCLIFFE, ELLISBORO, POPLAR GROVE, MOUNT CRESCENT, ALBERT, SUMMERBERRY, CARR HILL, WESTFIELD, and DURHAM were rural schools absorbed into the INDIAN HEAD SCHOOL UNIT.


• WOLSELEY ST. ANNE'S R.C.S.S.D. NO 14. The first school opened in 1905 in the convent. In 1910, the Separate School was formally recognized with its own building. The old church was used until a new school was erected in 1958.


• ST. RAPHAEL'S CONVENT. In December of 1904, pupils began at this parish boarding school. Final classes were held in the 1950s.


• ABBOTSFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 37. In April of 1886, ratepayers assembled to form a school district. The school house was erected on the SE corner of NW 10 16 10 in 1888 opening under Mr. Argue. The school closed 1944.


• ALBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 689. 1902 saw the inaugural meeting in the community to form a school. The school site was three miles east of Wolseley situated upon a trail which became the Trans Canada Highway. Miss Lizzie Gillespie was the first teacher, This school building was sold and a new school opened in 1927. In 1950 the school had to be moved for the construction of the Trans Canada HIghway, remaining open at the new site until 1964 when students attended WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT.


• ALLINDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 846. The organisational meeting was held in the spring of 1903. Miss F.J. Close ws the first teacher in 1921 when a new brick building was erected. Before this students were conveyed into Sintaluta. ALLINDALE closed in the fall of 1963, and pupils attended school in Wolseley.


• DURHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT 347. The first meeting was held in 1894. The first teacher in the summer of 1895 was Miss Carrie Thompson. The school closed June 1965 and the area became part of the WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED DISTRICT.


• ELLISBORO HIGH SCHOOL operational 1934-1942.


• TREVORDALE operational 1894-1916


• MOUNT CRESCENT S.D. NO 911. In the fall of 1903, the school district was established with the meeting of ratepayers. The location was to be where sections 27, 28, 33 and 34 meet, and by the spring of 1904, the building was completed. The first classes were taught by Miss E.B. Mitchell starting April 17, 1904. The school closed at the end of June 1964.


• POPLAR GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 31. The first school building referred to as "OLD POPLAR GROVE" school was built in 1886 on two acres of land in the NE quarter 9 17 9. The "NEW POPLAR GROVE" school was erected in 1915 and remained open until 1963.


• ROSE LANE S.D. NO. 366. The school district formed in the spring of 1895. The school house site was the NE corner of 35 17 9. In 1925, the school house was moved to a more centralized location for the children now in the area. So the new site was north and east at SE 1 18 9. The school closed between 1953-1956, and finally closed permanently in 1963.


• THISTLE SD NO 36. Built in 1885 on the SE quarter section of 36 17 9, and closed in 1891.


• SPRING HILL SD 4853. The school site was approved in the spring of 1930 and the site chosen was the SE quarter 25 16 10, south of the town of Wolseley. Neighbouring schools were SOUTHGATE, ABBOTSFORD, and WESTFIELD. Miss Harrop ws the first teacher at the school,. At the end of 1947, the school closed for two years, finally closing permanently in 1959. Children were bussed to ST ANNE'S SEPARATE SCHOOL and DR. ISMAN PUBLIC SCHOOL. The WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT formed in 1962 absorbing the former areas of SPRING HILL. The SPRING HILL school building was sold and moved to Montmartre and renovated into a residence.


• SOUTHGATE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 358. South of the Town of Wolseley, the SOUTHGATE school building was constructed in the spring of 1895. The initial teacher was William Harvey. A new school house was constructed in 1943, and the first school building sold. AT the end of June 1959, SOUTHGATE closed its doors, and students were bused into Wolseley.


• WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 35 The first classes were held in a residents home starting in the spring of 1886 under Mr. R. Moffat. The following year, a house was purchased to be used as a school. In 1889, the school district allocated one acre on the SW corner of section 22 16 9 for a school. THISTLE school house was purchased and moved to the school yard. In 1900 and 1916, the school building was enlarged. The summer of 1964 saw the closure of the school, and students were conveyed into Wolseley as the area was absorbed into the WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED DISTRICT.


• WOLF CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 179. In 1899 school classes were held in a log home under the tutelage of Mr. Robert Erskine. A school building was erected on SW 28 15 9 W2 in 1893. With shifts in the settlement's population, a new school site on SE 35 15 9 W2 was selected which was north east of the first school. So in 1930, a new school was erected. In 1963 the school area was absorbed into SUB UNIT 7 of the INDIAN HEAD SCHOOL UNIT NO 19 rather than the REGINA (EAST) SCHOOL UNIT NO 21 or the WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT. WOLF CREEK 179, WESTFIELD 35, DURHAM 347, WOLF HILL 823, WELDON 65, ELKWOOD 1418 and HUNTINGFORD 1412 areas all became a part of SUB UNIT 7 of the INDIAN HEAD SCHOOL UNIT NO 19. SUB UNIT 7 operated for 6 months before it was deemed not a feasible arrangement so WOLF CREEK 179 was divided between REGINA (EAST) SCHOOL UNIT NO. 21 and WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED DISTRICT. WOLF HILL and WELDON became part of GRENFELL CONSOLIDATED, ELKWOOD and HUNTINGFORD also joined REGINA (EAST) SCHOOL UNIT NO. 21.Summerberry .


• Ellisboro Public School #228 Miss Rose Oliver first teacher.


• Moffatt #4852 Mrs Francis Pow first teacher

• Leoville School 1932


• Penner #5085 Miss Muriel Kreller first teacher


• Chitek Lake #1943 Mr. Moynihan first teacher


• Pelican Reserve NE 24-54-13-W3 Mr. Mills first teacher


• Spruce Creek T54-R13 Mary Otto first teacherTimberland


• Capasin T23 R10


• Crescent Ridge T53 R10

• Ada #5074 SE 14-43-24 Miss Hilda Henriksen first teacher


• Alada #2955 A.E. Allison first teacher


• Baldwinton #4762 Miss Florence Wismer first teacher


• Bluebell #2494 SW NW 11-41-53 D. McLeod first teacher


• Cairnsview #3522 NW 36-41-23 Miss Clara Pool first teacher


• Dufferin #1888 Miss Larua Duvall first Teacher


• East Bank #3525 SW 29-41-23-W3 Mrs. Leila Manship first teacher


• Happyland #1732 Mrs. Edith Haight first teacher


• Langmark #3683 Vera Baldwin first teacher


• Madawaska #2238 first teacher


• Mount Ethel #4204 SW 21-44-24-W3 Miss Jones first teacherRuth #4066 SE 17-42-23-W3 Miss Hazel Walve Irons first teacher


• Seagram #227 SW SE 28-42-24-W3


• Thule #4312 Miss Hilda Rayner first teacher


• Vance #180 Clara Munsell first teacher


• Wasteene #2231 NW 4-41-22 Mr. Huston first teacher


• Wilbert Bert Lake first teacher


• Winter S.D. #4114 14-42-25-W3 Lillian M. Stephens first teacher


• Irene #2157 NE 11-44-23 Miss Nanie Fraser first teacher

• BAINESVILLE SD 214. Formed their school district committee in 1911, and opened in 1912 with Miss Lila Little as the first teacher. A new school was needed in 1954, and the old building moved into Clavet. BAINESVILLE remained opened until 1964 when students were conveyed into Clavet.



• BROOKLAND SD 3662. Petition sent in the spring of 1912, and in 1917 the school was to be erected on NW corner of SW 30 34 5 3, and the first teacher was Miss Laura E. Dickenson. BROOKLAND school was moved to SE 1/436 34 6 W3 in 1932. The building burned down in 1939, and the community re-built. About 1950, the school building was moved again, operating west of the Lawley farm on the quarter section belonging to Mr. Hemp. In 1953, the school closed, and the building moved onto the GRASSWOOD school yard in 1954. BROOKLAND school building was moved off the school site and sold.



• CLAVET COMPOSITE SCHOOL. Consolidation of several rural schools to be conveyed into the hamlet of Clavet. The school building was built in the 1962-1963 school year. BAINESVILLE, BERGHEIM, BLUCHER, BRADWELL, COATES, DEERFIELD, ELSTOW, EVANSVALE, FLORAL, FURDALE, GLENMAUR, GRASSWOOD, HAPP, HOMEWOOD, LONE STAR, MEADOW LARK, MELNESS, OLICANA, ONWARD, PATIENCE LAKE, PLEASANT POINT, PRAIRIE HOME, SUMMERFIELD, UNITY, VICTOR, WALL LAKE, WOODVIEW students all came to CLAVET COMPOSITE SCHOOL.



• EVANSVALE SD 708. The school building was constructed on SE corner of NE 29 36 4 3. In 1910, a more centralized location was needed to serve the areas children, so the school building was re-located upon NE 21 36 4 3. The first teacher recorded is Lilian Clarke in 1903, and the last teacher served in the 1962 school year.



• FLORAL SD 688. Opened 1902-1962, on two acres of land on S.E. of S.W. 4 36 4 W 3. With a new school proposed in 1947, there being two schools on the site until 1949. The original school was torn down. The first teacher Mrs. J.N. Hunter started in 1902.



• FURDALE . Opened in 1958 under Lilah Brehon on Haliburton Avenue in the Furdale Subdivision south of Saskatoon. Closed in 1966, and pupils attended school in the city of Saskatoon or at Clavet.



• GRASSWOOD SD 3998. First meeting held Jan 1918, and again in 1922. The school building was erected on NE NE 33 35 3 after acquiring some of the school district land areas of VICTOR and from the City of Saskatoon. The new school opened in 1923, and Miss. S.E. Morgenroth the first teacher. FURDALE school building was moved to the site to provide extra classes for the overcrowded school in about 1958. In 1954 BROOKLAND school building was also moved onto the GRASSWOOD school grounds. In 1962, VICTOR school was added to GRASSWOOD school to serve secondary school students. Later BROOKLAND school was sold, and moved offsite. CLAVET COMPOSITE SCHOOL opened 13 miles away, and by 1969, GRASSWOOD closed.



• HOMEWOOD SD 4459. The first meeting held 1922, however no school building erected.



• LONE STAR SD 781. A petition as sent off in the fall of 1902, and G.R. Kennedy was the first teacher in 1903. A new school was constructed in 1926, and another new school building was proposed in 1959, however pupils were sent to CLAVET, LONE STAR closed in 1962.



• MELNESS SD 1179. The first meeting was December 1904, and a building erected on SE SW 16 35 4 3. Murdock MacKay was the first teacher as of 1907, and the last teacher taught in 1962. Pupils bussed in to Clavet for school thereafter.



• OLICANA SD 4126. In 1918, the first meeting was held, for the MONS school district. The building located at SW 6 36 2 3, and the name OLICANA was chosen. Euphemia Dobie Porteous became the first teacher in 1919, and the final class held in 1962. Pupils were conveyed into Clavet for school.



• PATIENCE LAKE SD 2185. In the spring of 1908, a petition was received by the Department of Education for a school district. On approval, the school was built on SW section 20 and not the proposed SW section 29. In 1914, 1922, and 1941 the school closed due to a shortage of pupils. In 1946, PATIENCE LAKE school building was relocated to LILY VALLEY NORTH near Aberdeen where it was used until it was sold in the Aberdeen area.



• SOUTH CORMAN PARK SCHOOL. This school opened in 1980 seven kilometers south of Saskatoon along Preston Avenue. In 1970 pupils were conveyed to Clavet, when Clavet became overcrowded around 1978, pupils from this area attended school in the city of Saskatoon.



• SUMMERFIELD SD 2164. In 1910 a petition sent in for SUNNY BANK school was sent in, and SUMMERFIELD school was constructed on SE 25 36 3 3. The first teacher was Mrs. O.R. Burnett and Mrs. Conlin in the 1914-1915 school year. The school remained operational until 1956-1957.



• VICTOR SD 1889. A school meeting was held in the spring of 1907 to propose a new school. The new concrete and brick school building was located on SE SE 16 35 5 3. In 1911, Miss Jessie M. Forbes was hired for the first year of classes. The last teacher taught in 1962.

• RIVERDENE SD 3081 lists pupils and teachers. Opened May 1914-Sept 1914 in the Rm of Riverside #168, and then 1915 to before 1980. Children bussed to Cabri.


• BUTTE VALLEY 4024 1918-1949/1950. Pupil and teacher class photos.
  
  

Bellisle SD #1468 started 1907

• Eagleholme NE - NW 11 - Township 36 - Range 10 - W3 1906-1950s


• Fairholme SD #4225 started 1920 First teacher Mess Ora Sutton (Mrs. McMahon) moved to Asquith in 1961 as a school addition


• Granville organised 1915, built 1916, closed in 1950 and moved to Kinley in 1953


• Jasper SD #3523 started 1915, first teacher Miss Pearle Christie


• Normanton SD #1678. Section 11 - Township 35 - Range 12 - W3. 1907-1945


• Park Lake School


• Perdue School organised in 1908 and opened on NE 32 - Township 35 - Range 11 - W3 (first teacher Archibald Smith) and moved into Perdue 1911 to the south side of railroad tracks. Name change to New Hillsdale on records Sept 1911, and Perdue SD #1852 on records in October 1911. In 1914 a new 2-room school erected on the north side of tracks. In 1920 a 6 room school house built.


• Wheatfield SD #1174 first teacher Archie Smith.


• Woodlawn SD #1114 organised 1904 and built in 1905 on SE 3 Township 35 - Range 10 - W3. Closed 1960.


• Woolford organised 1912 and closed 1962. First built 1/2 mi south of present site and moved in 1928.


• Wyatt organised 1921 and operated between 1922-1951. Fred Irwin Reid was the first teacher, named after Wyatt Gamble.

• Sonningdale School opened 1911 L.A. Rathwell first teacher.


• Bellevant opened 1922, Miss Mary Carmody first teacher.


• Spartan school opened in 1929 in the hall which had been erected in 1927.
  
  

• ARELEE School District 581 was erected inside the town limits of Arelee in 1928 on the north west corner of NW section 10 Township 38 range 11 West of the 3 meridian and Eva Cleghorn served as the first teacher. The school yard accepted the GOLDEN VALLEY school building in 1959, and ARELEE served BALMAE, GOLDEN VALLEY, RASPBERRY CREEK and SWASTIKA school districts and pupils were bussed into Arelee. In 1971 ARELEE closed, and all schools district children were conveyed into Perdue.


• BALMAE School District 2740
  
  

• ST MICHAEL SD #40 NW 22-48-17 1894-1957
  First teacher 1895 Mrs. Josephine Heron


• MEOTA SD #790 First school MEOTA SD #1155 3-1/2 miles south of Meota
  1912 MEOTA SD #790 SE 8-4[sic]-17-3 opened in the village of MEOTA closed 1974


• RUSSELL SD #1128 SW 26-47-18-W3 1905-1961
  First teacher Charley S. Miller
  Cochin settlement first known as "The Narrows"
  COCHIN school history


• Mission School built c1912 in the Moosomin Indian Reserve


• Delorme SD 1212 1905-1922 located east of highway #4 on Charles Delorme Ranch
  After Delorme SD 1212 was sold, children again attended Mission church now moved off the reserve north of the creek
  1926-1960 new school built Sec 30 Township 47 Range 16 north of the creek, west of the road allowance.
  1960 school rebuilt after the fire on church property


• OLD MEOTA SCHOOL SE 1-47-18-3 1905-1914


• WING SD 1155 NE 33-46-18-3 1914-1930
  New WING school 1930-c1967


• FITZGERALD SD#1536 1906-1966
  First teacher Mr. Bruce.


• VYNER SD #1778 1909 first organisation, school built 1912.
  School moved two miles south in about 1923/1924 to be more centrally located.
  First teacher G.D. Chown


• LAVIGNE SD#2324 1908-1958 NE 9-48-18-W3
  First teacher Mr. Holmes


• NESS SD#2693 NW 5-48-17-W3 1911-1940
  "Little Red Schoolhouse" burned down 1940
  First teacher Beatrice Houde


• JACKFISH CREEK SD 4099 1919-1957
  First teacher Miss Flora Day


• PRINCE SD#3694 SW 14-46-17 1917-1935 school burned down
  New school built 1935-1968
  First teacher Miss F.E. Simpson


• SCENTGRASS LAKE SD #3133 SE 28 46 16 W3 1914-1967
  First teacher Miss E. Archibald 1919
  Before opening pupils driven to KNOWLES School,
  after closing driven to North Battleford.


• GLENROSE SD first named KNOWLES in 1908
  NE 33 45 16 Opened 1909 Miss Pricilla Maxwell first teacher
  Changed names when new school erected 1928, closed 1967.


• METINOTA SD# 4275


• MURRAY LAKE SD #4275 NW 23-47-16-W3 1922-1966
  First teacher Mr. Sallows 1923
  
  

• NEW OSGOODE SD #1600 SW 29-46-13-W2 1906-1967
  First teacher Miss Genevieve Beard


• GOYER SD #3276 built 1-1/2 mi west of Zenon Park NE 11-47-13 1913-1959
  moved to NW-10-47-13first teacher Adrian Carriere 1914


• HODSON SD#1840 1907-1936
  SE 28 46 14
  first teacher Miss Rachel Armstrong 1908
  re-named FORESTER after post office


• FORESTER SD #1840 1936-1962


• VERCHERES SD#4585 SW NW 30-46-4151924-1971
  First teacher Honorius Pilon 1925


• FLORENTINE SD #4388 SW SE 2 46 14 1920-1964 (Fire)
  First teacher Mr. S.H. Coleman 1921


• CLASHMOOR SD #4231 NE 33-45-13-W2* 1919-1961
  First teacher Basil Glynn 1920


• GIRWOOD SD #5006 NE NE 31-45-12 1933-1964
  1934 Miss Jean Stewart first teacher.
  
  

• BLACKFOOT SD #3299 1914-1965
  Classes held at the Ayres home, then moved to the building erected on the Ed Bell quarter section
  First teachers Gladys E. Kingbury and Mrs. M.B. Brocklebank
  From the SD map, the schoolhouse located NE SE 1 Township 50 Range 19 W3


• DAYSVILLE SD #2230 1908-1957
  First teacher Miss Ada K. McKinnon 1909
  From the SD map, the schoolhouse locates at SW NW 9 Township 50 Range 19 W3


• LAKE RUSSELL SD #4249 W- SW - Section 31 1919-
  First teacher Mr. Pomery
  LAVIGNE SD NE 9-48-18-W3 1908-
  first teacher Mr. Holmes, 1908


• MINNEHAHA SD #909 1912-1959 (new building) -1965
  Miss B. Currie first teacher in 1914.
  From SD map Township 49/50 Range 18 W3


• PARKDALE SD NE NE 22-50-18-W3 1910-1963
  1911-1912 classes in Parkdale Church
  Mr. W.J. French first teacher 1913


• PICNIC LAKE SD #3829 1916-c1950
  First teacher Alice Mulholland in 1917
  
  

• Beehive School No 533; Ruthilda was 4 miles south and 1 mile east of the school
  (Ruthilda post office located at Sec.3, Twp.34, R.18, W3 ⁷⁷ )Built July 2, 1918, closed c1943


• Daisy Hill School No 598 in RM Mountain View 318
  built in 1912 on NE corner of NE 16 33 17 W3 and closed 1960
  Closed 1912-1915 due to the flu epidemic
  first teacher Miss Anna Christensen


• Glengarry Plains District 2116
  first used sod shack at NW section 10 until building builtopened May 1909, closed 1917-1926 and children went to either Nobleview or Rose schools
  closed 1957


• Rose School No. 3926
  Opened 1918 on section 26 township 33 range 19 with teacher Irene McHattie
  Closed 1943


• Rowena School District No. 4544
  Built on NE 24 33 17 W3
  Open between 1928-1953
  
  

• Abbey School 3284 1915-


• Ararat Springs School District 1064
  1913-1965 SE 2 22 21 W3
  In 1952 the school building moved to "Flaxhill district"
  SW SW 25 22 21 W3
  Ararat or Flaxhill closed June 1965
  Building moved to Lancer to enlarge the Lancer Hall in 1968
  Then moved to a farm for a workshop


• Badger Mound 3238
  SE 29 19 20 W3
  1919-1941


• Bakerville SD 3819
  1917-1955 first teacher Miss Coubrough
  Sec 17 23 22 W3


• Baxterville 3318
  Meeting 1914, 1915 construction starts
  First teacher Edith Whiteman


• Flaxhill SD 1134
  Constructed 1912 on NE 35 22 21
  In 1913, Mr. Cochrane first teacher.
  Flaxhill school sold and renovated into a home (no date given)
  Ararat school building moved to SW 25 22 1 on the southern edge of
  Flaxhill SD, and renamed Flaxhill Closed 1965


• Hill 3624 organised 1914 and closed 1942
  John E. Cairns taught in 1915 in Ed Howey's home
  School constructed 1916, Miss Grace Leggott first teacher
  Se 17 20 21
  The Hill SD disorganised in 1968


• Holbron SD 2452
  organised 1921, 1924 school built at SE 4 21 21 W3
  Leonora Watson first teacher 1925
  Closed 1959
  Lancelot 3399
  1914-1947


• Lancer 3070 organised 1913
  Construction 1914 2 classrooms
  First teacher Miss Sadie Smith in 1914
  Leader School Unit Division opens 1946


• Leggott SD 3802
  1917-1947 at Township 20 Rge 21 W of the 3 Meridian
  Miss Parks first teacher


• Level Prairie 3185
  organised 1914, school opens 1915
  Miss L.C. Byers first teacher
  1915-1967
  Long Island SD
  organised 1920, no building built
  School district organises transportation to Flaxhill


• Maple Dale 2727
  1911-1947
  NE SE Sec 24 Township 21 Range 20 W 3
  Miry Creek SD#397
  organised 1912 and built NE 10 21 19 W3
  Miss Louise Sullivan first teacher
  Newark School District
  closes in 1956
  
  

• ASTON 1537 SW 27 22 3 W2


AUDLEY 2504 1901-1965

BANGOR 1141 Ne 165 21 3 W2

FERTILE BELT 4350 21 2 W2

GLYNDWR 991 NE 10 22 2 W2 1904-1947 THEN SE 15 22 2 W2 1948-1967

LLEWELYN 807

MARWIN 1161 NE 36 21 4 W2

ST. DAVID'S

LUTON 2088 SW 28 20 3 W2

DEVON PARK 107 1887-

• Alfred Knowles School District #4149 began as Reed Lake #4149 Feb 18, 1919 then changed names to Alfred Knowled 4149 in memory of Alfred Knowles KIA WW1. The little "Red School House: remained opened until June of 1960. Teacher listing included in book.


• BELTON School District meeting held December, 1909, and school opened April 17, 1911 and closed 1959. Building demolished. Pupil and teacher listing as well as teacher biographies in book.


• Buccleugh School No 3825 located at NW 34 Township 40 Range 24 W3. The school was built following the school district meeting held September 1916. When this school burned down, the Scotstown School was moved to the school yard and used until it, too, burned down.


• Mount Everest School #4418 was used between 1923 and 1958 at the location NW section 11 Township 40 Range 24, W of the 3rd meridian. Teachers and pupil listing in book.


• ROSEBRIER school district had its first meeting held 1918, and the school constructed and opened in 1919 on NW 1/4 Section section 13 Township 40 Range 25 West of the 3rd Meridian. The school closed in 1961, and the school was sold to a farmer and used as a barn. A cairn erected in the school yard in 1973. Teacher and pupil listing in book


• ROSEMARY School District#4093 had its first school meeting in the summer of 1918. It was erected on the NE section 3 Township 40 Range 23 and opened 1919. The building moved to SE 2 40 23 in 1956 to accommodate a larger school unit. Rosemary school closed 1964, and pupil bussed to Unity. The building was used for community functions until the building was sold in 1971 and a cairn was erected on the site.


• SCOTSTOWN SD #2467 was constructed in the year 1909 and opened officially May 2, 1910 serving the community until 1959. A cairn was erected in 1967 on the school grounds. See note above for BUCCLEUGH SD 3825


• SUNNYGLEN School District opened April 1913, nicknamed the "Little Brick Schoolhouse". The first moniker was Bonnie Home School District #439 in September 1911, changing names in December of the same year to Sunny Glen as requested by the school board. The first classes throughout 1912 were held in St. Paul's Anglican Church. A new Sunny Glen School opened in 1929 and closed June 1963. It was sold to a farmer as a machine shop.

• ADANAC SD #2210 was built in 1950 and now holds a one-room school display at the museum.


• ROSEMARY School Barn built in 1919 on NE-3-40-23, used for storage.

• BRIGHTSIDE School 648, school district formation meeting 1921, school building completed 1923 on SE 28 39 16 W2, school opened April 10, 1923. Teachers hired till 1943.


• BYNG School 3601 was built on 21 40 19 W2 and originally called BAILOR School, and later the name was changed to Byng to honour the Governor General of the day. The school burned down in 1932 and all teacher - pupil records were lost. In 1933 a new school with basement was erected. The Melfort School Unit was formed in 1945, with Byng becoming a part of this school division, until its closure in 1960. Byng area pupil took the bus to Naicam.


• GREEN LAWN School 2545 was erected on SW 1 41 19 W2 following meetings held in 1910. Pupils from RM Spalding 368, RM St Peter 369, RM Pleasantdale 398 and RM Lake Lenore 399 attended Green Lawn. The address of the school house changed as the post office changed names from Glen Kelly to Longfield. A new 'modern' school with furnace was erected in 1937. The pupils were driven into Naicam in 1954, and the school building served as a home for a short while before it was sold.


• HOME School 3993 was erected on the NW 21 40 17 W2, and classes were held between 1919 - 1960. The school building was sold and moved and used as a home, and was still standing in 1981.


• KERMARIA School 775 was erected on the NE 8 41 19 W2 after a meeting held in 1912. School began July 30 1913, and the school district voted to have French taught for one hour during the day. Kermaria RC school No. 4 was formed during the 1920s, and held their classes in the Kermaria school building, and at this time, the English students were transported by bus to Roanoake School. In 1931 Kermaria #4 and Kermaria #775 were amalgamated, and English was the only school language until school closure in 1956. Kermaria was part of the Melfort school Unit for the last 11 years. The school building was sold and became the Highway Garage in Naicam.


• KEW GARDENS School or Kew Gardens School District4847 held their first meeting in 1930, and the building was built in the spring of 1931 at NW 9 41 16 W2. The school burned in 1946, a new school was built, and ready by fall of 1946. The school closed in 1968 after years of struggling to find teachers. Pupils were sent by bus to Melfort, and Kew Garden school was closed and used as a grain storage building.


• KITAKO School 3172 was built on SE 24 40 16 W2 and opened July 1914. The school was absorbed into Melfort Larger Unit 54 in 1945. The Kitako school District closed in 1970 and upils bussed to Naicam. The school building became the community centre.


• LAC VERT School 2265 was erected on NE 35 40 18 W2 in 1908 and opened in 1909 south of the present village of Lac Vert. In 1928, five years after the arrival of rail, the village had expanded to a size to warrant an additionto the existing building or a new one. A new school opened in 1929 in the village of Lac Vert, and the old building at the old location 1/2 mile south of town was sold. In 1956 another one room school building, called the "cottage school" was moved into Lac Vert from Naicam. In 1965 the cottage school closed, and in 1966 Lac Vert school closed altogether. Pupils bussed to Pleasantdale or Naciam.


• LEWIS LAKE School District 3400 opened on SE 36 40 19 W2 in 1916 following the construction which commenced in 1914. In 1950, a new school was built, and the old school building was sold and renovated into a home. In 1962, the school closed, and pupils were bussed to Naicam. This second building was sold, and also renovated into a home.


• LITTLESTONE School District 2069 was built following the meeting held in the spring of 1908. School began in a community home for eleven pupils. In 1909 a school wbuilding was erected on SE SE 4 40 17 W2 in RM Pleasantdale 398. The school was built near Lake Edward first named Littlestone Lake by the First Nations. In 1928, this school building was sold, and a new building erected which remained opened until 1955. Pupils bussed to Naicam. A book Trails and Tails by Miss Gay, pupils, and residents was written before the school closure about the school.


• NAICAM School #1999 was erected following the petition of 1907, and first meeting of 1908. The school building was built in 1909 on the SE NE 11 40 18 W2. In 1922 another building was added when Dumbarton was moved to Naicam village, as well, a primary cottage school served the north side of the village. The Pioneer School, a brick school, was erected in 1923. DUMBARTON was relocated near this brick school to serve intermediate grades, and the brick school served primary and high school. After the second floor additionwas constructed at Pioneer School, the Dumbarton school building was moved onto a farm. In 1945, the Melfort School Unit was established and Naicam was absorbed into sub-Unit 1. In 1951, another cottage school was built adjoining Pioneer School to serve the primary grades, which was used until 1955. Over 1954 and 1955, Patterson school was built. REG. J. BROWN School was erected to help serve the bussing of children in from Littlestone, Greenlawn, and Kitako rural schools.


• Sub Unit No. 1 Map


• ROANOAKE School District No 4292 was located at SE SE 25 Township 41 Range 19 W2 according to the book map.


• SERVICE School District No 4474 was built in 1923 following the community organisation in 1922. The school closed in 1924, the teacher went to Home School to teach. Service School re-oopened in 1926 and this time remained open until 1960 and then burned to the ground taking with it all school records.


• VIOLETDALE School No. 4781 was a log building 22 feet by 28 feet constructed in 1929 80 rods south west of the NE 8 40 16 W2 following the community meetings of 1928. This Violetdale school building operated until 1947 when a new school was built on NE 18 40 16 W2 This second school building served the community until 1967 when pupils were thence bussed to Naicam.

Beaver Flat NW 29 18 12  W3Bethania SE 15 17 10 W3Centre Spring NW 17 17 11 W3Diamond Hill SW 7 17 12 W3 Donellyville SE 8 16 10 W3FoxFriesen SE 10 19 12 W3Funk NW 9 19 11 W3Goethe NW 17 18 10 W3 Highfield NE 32 18 11 Hovdestad SE 24 19 13 W3Leonard S 8 18 12 W3Lobethal SE 29 19 10 W3Los Angeles SE 28 18 10 W3Main CentreMoscow NW 2 18 12 W3Notman NW 20 16 11 W2Reed Valley SW 1 18 10 W3 Rockside SW 31 17 10 W3RosefarmRush LakeRush ValleySalt Lake SE 27 18 11 W3Spenst NE 16 17 12 W3Swan Lake SW 4 18 11 W3 Turnhill NW 30 18 11 W3 Waldeck NE 21 16 12

• BEAVERDALE School District No 374 held their organisation meeting in 1895 to build on NE NE 35 26 7 which was north west of Yorkton. Log cabin built in 1895, and in 1920 a brick school was erected. Beaverdale became part of Melville school Unit in 1946 and in 1956 the school burned down. FAIRVIEW was relocated to the school yard and used till 1959.


• BEBLO School District No 3962 was built on SE 21 28 5 W2 and operated between 1918-1967


• BLACK POPLAR School District No 2129 was built in 1922 on the SE 9 29 5 W2 following the 1920 meeting. BLACK POPLAR operated between 1923-1956.


• CLEAR CREEK School District No 424 was first situated in 1897 on NW 34 27 6 W2 following the 1896 meeting. During 1897 while the school was being built, a school building was leased to start classes. School closed 1899-1900. The second school was located at WW 4 28 6 W2. In 1949 they bought a larger building from the airport which was renovated and used in the schoolyard until 1959, when they moved into Springside.


• CROSSROADS School District No 4775 held their first organisation meeting in 1928 to build on SE 24 27 7. Classes commenced 1929.


• GOOD LUCK School District No 3666 held a meeting 1916 to construct a school on SW 14 28 6. School operated between 1917-1966.


• HOMESTEAD School District No 2247 sent in their application in 1908, and following meetings, the wood frame school building 20 x 30 x 12 was constructed on se 25 28 6 W2. The school was operational 1909-1956.

• SANDY RIVER School District No 1717 held a meeting in 1906 to start construction of a school at NW 33 28 6 W2. The school was built during 1907, classes were held between 1908-1965.


• STONEY COULEE School District held their first meeting 1915, and classes began 1916. A fire burned the building, and in 1925 a brick and tile building was erected which served until 1964. The building was sold, and after being used to store grain, was re-sold and renovated into a home.


• WHITESAND School District No 271 held their meeting 1893, and a log building was constructed south of Whitesand river on SE 10 28 5 W2. A new school was erected in 1909 on SW 3 28 5 W2. In 1955 a building was bought from the airport and renovated and served until 1967 when the school closed.


• WINDSOR School District No 265 held their meeting in 1892, and in 1901 classes began in a log school on NE 31 26 5 2. A new school was built on SE 6 27 5 W2 which served until 1966.

• ATWATER School District No 2311 meeting held 1908, and school building constructed 1909 with west wing added in 1916. The second floor of the teacherage used as their classroom in both 1962 and 1967 school years. In 1970, the school was only one classroom, and in 1979 closed altogether


• BARRA School District No 1189 located on NW 23and following the 1916 cyclone, the new school was built on the SE 26. Classes served 1917-1946 in the new school.


• COMA PARK School District No


• DEVON PARK 167 held was open between 1887-1899 when it was destroyed by prairie fire, and never rebuilt. The district disorganised in 1916.


• FERTILE BELT School District No 4350 was operational 1921-1963, and renovated in 1952


• GLYNDWR School District No held their meeting in 1904

• EVANSTON School District No 4580 held its first meeting 1924 and a school was built on the NE 18 35 18 W3 and classes began 1924. In 1937, the building burned and rebuilt serving until 1948 when the building was moved to Springwater as a teacherage till 1977.


• FOUR MILE LAKE School District No 3286 was built on the NE NE 16 35 19 w3 and served between 1914-1945.


• GETTTYSBURG School District No held its meeting in 1908, and opened in 1909 on the NW SE 14 35 20, closing in 1945, and sold in 1959.


• IVY SCHOOL School District No was built on the NW 14 34 20 W3 and served between 1916-1948.


• KELFIELD School District No 2466 sent in its petition in 1909, and the building was constructed on the S 28 34 19. Classes were held 1912-1964.


• RUBY School District No 1636 was built on the NW NW 32 34 19 W3, and served 1921-1950.

• HYLAND School District No 5208 was established in 1946 in the hamlet of Mont Nebo. Served until 1955.


• MISTAWASIS School District No 137 established in 1888 as MISTAWASIS PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT. The building erected in 1914 on NW 22 49 6 W3. In 1931 the name was changed to MISTAWASIS SCHOOL DISTRICT and it closed in 1955.


• MONT NEBO School District No 442 had a log building with lumber framing erected in 1906 which stood till 1955 and school closure.


• FUR LAKE School District No 4383 built their school building in 1922. The building was sold in 1952 on school closure, and moved and re-opened as LONESOME PINE school.
  
  

• ST. BERNARD School District No 4692 firstly formed in St. Bernard's Church, which had two buildings built. Around 1927, a public school was organised and a building was built on NW 12 40 23 W2. This building was ST. BERNARD 4692, also referred to as PILGER 4692.


• CCOLORADO School District No 4666 was formed following a 1926 meeting, and a building was erected 1-1/2 miles north of Pilger. The school served 1927-1979. In 1967, the name changed from COLORADO 4666 to PILGER 4666 as PILGER (ST BERNARD) 4692 had closed. In 1968 COLORADO became the PILGER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4666.


• CANVASSBACK School District No. 1973 held its first meeting 1908, and a building was constructed on the SE 25 39 33 W2, and served 1910-1957.
  
  

• DOBSON School District #1833 was open 1908-1939.


• ELKHEAD School District #2217 held its organisational meeting in 1908, and the school built 1916 on SE 34 16 1 W3. It consolidated in 1971 with KALAMAZOO.


• KALAMZOO School District #1793 began classes in 1907, and in 1917 a new building was needed. Closed in 1958, and moved to Mortlach and then to Keeler to assist the schools their with additional classrooms.


• RED School District #1906 was built following a 1907 petition. The building was erected upon SW 25 17 2 W3. It burned down in 1948, and the STEVENSON school moved in to the old church site, and re-named RED.


• STEVENSON School District #1906 served the community between 1907 - 1946 north west of Mortlach. In 1948, the building was moved and served the RED community.

• PEEBLES SD 1920-1940 classes held in the hall White rose, Bemersyde came here when their SD closed. All pupils bussed to Windthorst in 1970.


• BEESTON SD comprised S of correction line in Range 8, and 4 mi w and 6 mi S of that. Settled in 1903.


• CLAYTON SD 1448 held their organisational meeting 1905. 1906 purchased NW 27 14 7 W2 Closed in 1959, bussed to Windthorst.


• Rhineland SD


• WHITE ROSE SD 345 1911/1912 ti 1942. 1943 to 1958. On closure bussed to Peebles.
  
  

• RIVERHURST SD 1965-1980, lists teaching staff


• ROLLING PRAIRIE SD closed 1963 and pupils bussed to Central Butte and Chaplin.
  
  

This book provides images, history, maps, class lists, teacher lists for the following schools:
• ARMSTRONG CREEK SD 5210 on NE 9 T8 R24 W3 near Murraydale and East Fairwell post offices opened 1946 and closed June 1960. In 1946 the Clear Valley SD school building which was erected near Davis Creek was moved to this location, and the name changed.


• AYLESFORD SD 2836 ne 33 t9 r 25 w3 The organisational was meeting held Sept 1910, and school opened between Oct 1911-1961 and then pupils bussed to Maple Creek


• CHINOOK SD 3358 located SE NE 16 T5 R23 W3 held its first meeting May 1914, school opened 1915, and closed 1949, pupils bussed to Clay Center school


• CLEAR VALLEY SD 4358 was located at SE 11 T 7 R 25 W 3 near Moirvale P.O and Belanger P.O. The organisational meeting was held on 1920, and the classes began in a log house in 1922. Classes were held at Dave Greenwood's home in 1923. The schoolhouse was built 1924 and closed in 1939. The pupils were bussed elsewhere in 1940, and the school moved to become ARMSTRONG CREEK SD 5210.


• COULEE HILL SD 4200 was located at NE 14 T7 R23 W3. The organisational meeting was held in 1919, the school opened 1920, and closed 1934. Pupils were bussed in 1940 to others schools. The school building was destroyed by windstorm in 1979.


• CROSSFELL SD 3764 was located on SW 15 T8 R23 W3. The organisational meeting was held in March 1917, and classes commenced Sept 1917 School closed following the 1960/61 school term.


• EAST FAIRWELL SD 3805 was located on NW 24 T8 R24 W3. The school district boundaries were restructured twice after formation. Aug 1916 saw the school meeting, and in 1917 classes commenced, the school served the community until 1952 when classes ceased. The building was moved to West bench Colony, and replaced in 1975.


• FAIRWELL CREEK SD 4267 was located on SW 15 T7 R24 W3 was on Farwell Creek. The meeting was held 1919, and school classes began in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kinnick. Construction began 1920. Classes began 1921 and ended following the school term of 1960/61. The school name appears as FAREWELL however the school board sent approval for FAIRWELL. The creek was named FARWELL after a local settler. The school came to be known as FAIRWELL CREEK 4267.


• INGLENOOK SD 4708 located on SW Sw 4 T6 R23 W3 at the intersection of highway 13 and Ravenscrag road following the restructuring of WALLASEY (RAVENSCRAG) school district. The meeting was held in 1927, classes were held between 1928-1946. Pupils were bussed to other schools starting with the 1950-1951 school term. The building was sold and moved.


• MURRAYDALE SD 2365 was located at SE 11 T9 R25 W3 on the 'bench' - Bryon Hill. The meeting was held in 1908, and classes were held between 1919-1956. MURRAY SD 2365 is also referred to as MURRAYDALE SD 2365.


• NORTH BENCH SD 4145 was located on SE 19 T7 R23 W3. The meeting was held in 1919, classes commenced between 1919-1956.


• PALISADE SD 3763 held their organisational meeting 1916, however no school building was built to serve the district which contained some sections of T5,6 R24, 25 W3. Pupils were bussed to Robsart.


• RAVENSCRAG hamlet located their public reserve school on Land Street and Hainstock Avenue. As a note, the first post office was called Point View between 1910-1914, when the rail came through, the name changed to RAVENSCRAG.


• WALLASEY SD 3629 was located at NW 19 T6 R23 W3 on the Frenchman River which was later named Whitemud River shoreline, which was parallel to the C.P.R. line. The SD meeting was first held 1915, classes were held 1915-1964.
  
  

• BERSINA SD 835 was organised in 1903 and built on SE 30 23 31 W1, the earliest records are 1904. A new school was erected in 1957 and closed in 1962 when the pupils were conveyed to MacNutt.
  


• CASTLAVERY SD had it theird school building built in 1952. Classes began in 1953 and closed in 1965. The school district overlapped both the RM of Shell river and the RM of Shellmouth. The first CASTLEAVERY school was built in 1885. The second CASTLEAVERY school was erected in 1905.


• CLOVA SD 806 was erected upon the NW 34 24 30 W1 following a petition of 1902 and an organisational meeting in 1903. Classes commenced 1904 and in 1928 a new school building was needed. This new school served 1928-1966. This school district overlapped both the RM of Churchbridge and the RM of Calder


• CZERNAWKA SD 1712 held it organisational meeting in 1907, yet many settlers arrived around 1887. In 1906 a meeting was held, and the school building was erected on the NE NW 11 25 30 W1. On the arrival of the rail, and Calder Station, CZERNAWKA school moved to SE 12 25 30 W1. This move meant CALDER was one mile away, and both districts were served better following the move. CZERNAWKA closed in 1960. "CHERNOWKA" was the nick name for this school


• FLOWER VALLEY DISTRICT 1098 was located five miles west of Shellmouth MB and 14 miles from Langenburg, SK. The school district was divided by the Pelly Red River Cart Trail. The school building was erected on NE 2 23 30 W1 following a 1904 school district meeting. Classes were held 1906-1955. In 1951 a new building was erected 12 mile west of the original location at SE 10 23 30 W1


• GARTMORE school began 1908


• ZORRA was near GARTMORE, the ZORRA school building was erected 1907 with classes commencing fall of 1907. a new ZORRA school was built 1950 and served until 1963. Students were bussed to MacNutt and Calder


• GRAINSBY was built by 1911, and burned down in 1916. Classes were temporarily re-located to Wm Wardle's abandoned home until a new school was erected.


• DROPMORE opened 1911


• HOMELAND SD 1771 was organised 1907, and classes commenced 1908. Schools were typically open about 8 months of the year beginning in April in the early 1900's. HOMELAND was located near MacNUTT school. HOMELAN closed 1950, and pupils were thence conveyed to MacNutt. HOMELAND was located across from the Fingas farm.


• LANDESTRAU SD 3698 sent its petition in 1912, yet settlers began arriving in 1880. The school served 1916-1961.


• MINERVA SD 1895 sent in a petition for a new school district in 1890. Students had previously been education at EDEN SD. MINERVA opened 1896 for classes and closed in 1959, and students bussed to MacNutt.


• ROTHBURY was organised in 1891, and the first settlers to the area arrived in 1890. LOGBERG SD was located to the east.



• ZORN SD 3697 was organised in 1916 on Hudson Bay land in the RM of Churchbridge. In 1916 the school building was constructedon NW 26 2 30 W1. the school was four miles south and one mile east of MacNutt. 1917 saw the first classes beginning in April and running for 6 months. ZOM closed in 1962.
  
  

• ROXBORO SD was built spring of 1905 and opened in April. The school was three miles NE of the hamlet of Griffin
  
  
• GRIFFIN SD was located in the hamlet of Griffin following a petition sent in 1909, and a 1909 meeting. GRIFFIN SD 2488 opened 1910 with Ella Stewart as teacher. A new school was needed by 1912 and by 1918 the GRIFFIN became a consolidated school absorbing ROXBORO, CARNATION, BROUGH. In 1956, GRIFFIN was incorporated into the Weyburn school unit. DUNREATH AND ST. ELMO closed and pupils were conveyed to GRIFFIN. When CRIEF closed, the school building was added to GRIFFIN as an extra class room. Also when RIVERVIEW school loed, again, this building was also moved to GRIFFIN as an extra class room. In 1963 a new school was built.
  


• GARNET SD 1389 was organised 1907, and the first teacher was Thos. R. Clipsham.
  
  
• ST. ELMO SD 1108 organised 1906, with Ellas Stewart as its first teacher
  


• DUNREATH SD 2121 organised in 1909, under Norah Nesbitt its first teacher.
  


• IDEAL SD 1900 received Laura Hutton as the first teacher following organisation in 1907
  


• BROUGH SD 3440 started under the tutelage of Kate McNab, and the school district organised in 1914.
  


• CARNATION SD 3470 was organised in 1914 and opened with Brila Gordon as teacher
  


• HUME SD 740 organised in 1912, and Annie Mooney was their first teacher
  


• FROUDE SD 1896 opened doors under Salon Crowell, the first teacher. The school district organised in 1907, and classes commenced 1910.
  


• ROXBORO SD 1264 was organised in 1905, with Flora McEwan as the first teacher.
  


• CRIEFF SD opened 1906.
  

• ROXBORO SD 1264 was erected April 12, 1905. Flora E. McEwen was the first teacher.
  


• BROUGH SD 3440 was built on e NE 35 8 12, and built in 1915. Miss Lucie Morris taught the first class in 1916. BROUGH closed in 1918, and pupils were conveyed into GRIFFIN.
  


• CARNATION SD 3470 was built Oct 27 1914, with the first teacher, Bertha (Berila) Gordon starting classes in 1915. CARNATION closed in 1918, students bussed to Griffin.
  


• DUNREATH SD 2121 held it school district organisation meeting June 1908. The school building went up in 1908 on NE NE 32 7 10 W2. Miss Nora Nesbitt was the first teacher, and in1929, a new brick school was erected in March on the same foundation and opened in August. DURNREATH closed 1956, and again children went to Griffin. DUNREATH served the community as a hall from 1957.
  


• ST. ELMO SD 1108 was erected on 3 8 12 W2 and the school district was organised 19004 in Assiniboia district, NWT. The first school was erected north of "Power line" road,, and 1/2 mile west of Halbrite Road. In 1914, the school building was moved to NE section 3 (Olaf Olson's homestead).In 1927, a new building was needed. ST.ELMO closed following the 1956 classes.
  


• GARNET SD was built six miles north and one mile east of GRIFFIN
  


• GRIFFIN SD 2488
  

• VAUGHN SD 319 served 1894-1949. In 1894, there are records of the school meeting, but the community met before this date. A log building was constructed in 1894, and in 1896, this was replaced with a new building on SE NE 31 44 18. In 1927, a new brick and tile school building was erected
  

• AUCKLAND SD 2926 held its organisational meeting in 1912 and sent in a petition for a school district in 1913. The School building was erected 1912 on SE 29 35 25 and closed in 1960. First classes were held in 1913 under A.J. Friesen, the first teacher.
  
  
• BADGER SD 913 was built in 1913, following the community meeting in 1912. Miss Ada Austin was the first teacher. The first building was torn down in 1941 and the CLOVER BAR SD building was moved to BADGER school yard. This building burned down from a lightning strike in 1959, and a portable school finished the school term. The SD did not erect a new building, it remained closed in 1959.
  


• EASTERLEA SD 1979 built their first building on SW 4 35 25 W2 and Mr James D. McRae was the first teacher. In the fall of 1919, a new larger building was erected on NE 31 34 25 W2. EASTERLEA closed in 1960, and students bussed to Viscount and Plunkett.
  


• ELTHAM SD built their school building on 14 33 25 in 1911, and classes commenced 1912 with Mr. Bell as the first teacher. ELTHAM closed in 1955.
  


• FARINA SD 2018 held its first school district meeting in 1907, and pioneers started settling the area in 1904. The school building was erected on NE 12 33 26 W2, and the first teacher in 1908 was Mr. Tom Hannam. The school closed in 1942, and re-opened in 1950 for nine more years.
  In 1919, new location NE 13 33 25 ensued with the re-organisation of the school boundaries.
  


• MANITOU HILL SD 4174 organised to the north of Manitou Lake, using lands from GOLDEN HILL, POPLAR PARK, and FARINA. MANITOU HILL sent in their petition to organise a school district in 1918, and a community poll was held in 1919. In 1919 the first school building was erected AND Elizabeth Maude was the first teacher. This building burned down in 1943 which the school district replaced with a building from a closed school which they moved onto MANITOU HILL school yard. 1953/1954 was the last school term.
  


• GOLDEN HILL 2236 sent in a petition to organise in 1908. The building was erected in 1909, and Mss Hazel Jacques was the first teacher in 1910. Boundaries of the school district were re-organised in 1919, and the school building expanded in 1920. The school closed 1955.
  
  
• KILDRUM SD 2695 was erected on SW 6 37 25 following a petition of 1910. Edna E. Bourne started classes in 1911. KILDRUM closed 1965.
  


• LOGAN SD 2305 sent in its petition in 1908, and in 1909 they held their school district vote and meeting. The school building was erected four and one half miles south of Viscount on nE 32 33 26 in 1909. Vernon W. Isaac began classes in 1911. The school closed after the 1948 school term. The building was sold and torn down. The community erected an iron marker.
  
  
• LONSDALE SD 2394 organised in 1909, and classes were held between 1910-1919. The building was moved into Viscount as an extra classroom. After use, the building was used as a Masonic lodge.
  


• LUCASVILLE SD 2803 held their school district meeting 1909, and the school building was erected in 1910 on SE 17 36 25 . This was fourteen miles north and one mile east of Viscount. Classes commenced in 1910 with Miss Agnes Horn as teacher. LUCASVILLE closed 1964
  


• MORRIS SD 3989 organised in 1917 and held their first meeting that year. Miss Ida Grambo was the first teacher in 1918. In 1925, an extension as added.
  


• POPLAR PARK SD 2371 formed following a 1909 meeting. The school district was north of Manitou Lake. The building was constructed in 1910 on SW 28 32 25 W2. Classes commenced in 1910 under Margaret M McRae. A new building was built in 1928 at MW 23 32 25 W2 and was ready for classes in 1929. POPLAR PARK closed in 1957, with pupils conveyed now to Watrous. The POPLAR PARK building was moved to Kandahar.
  


• RIDEAU SD 1068 held their meeting in 1912. A school building was erected 1913 on NW NE 29 32 24 W2. In 1913 classes officially commenced under Geo. Collins. RIDEAU closed following the 1957 school term.
  


• SAXBY SD 1941 held their meeting and poll in 1907. The building was erected on SW 4 36 26 in 1908. Sybil Kydd, the first teacher presided over classes in 1908. The school closed in 1960, the building was sold and moved into Plunkett and re-used as a home then a community centre. B


• ST. ALPHONSE RCSS 2 of Viscount, SK was the full name of this Roman Catholic School System school district. The 1923 meeting resulted in a brick hool, an Mr Henri Turcot as the first teacher. The first Viscount school building was sold to ST. ALPHONSE.
  


• VISCOUNT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2086 formed following a 1917 petition, and an 1908 organisational meeting. In 1909 classes started under Miss Isabella H. Freeze. VISCOUNT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2086 was supplemented by four closed schoolhouses which were moved onto the schoolyard as "pups' or classrooms. In 1964 a new building was erected.
  
YORK SD 2672 formed in 1910 on SW SW 30 36 26 W2. Mr Alfred H. Dorn held the first classes in 1911. The school closed in the summer of 1961.

• WASECA SD 1953 first appeared in the Waseca Herald in 1907. A petition went around in 1907, and classes were held in the English church. in 1908, the building was erected on the west line of NW section 33 Township 47 Range 24 W3. In 1921 a new building was require. In 1950 NEWLANDS school was brought in to the schoolyard to serve as a classroom. The hall, hotel, and the old Bank of Commerce building were used as additional classrooms. It was found that high school students should be sent to Maidstone for more teaching space. A new building was built in 1956.
  


• BATTLEVALE SD 2008 held their meeting in 1908. Miss S. S. Berggley held classes in 1912.
  


• WALTER SD 1828 sent in their letter, and circulated the petition in 1907. SE Section 29 Township 48/49 Range 24 W3 was proposed for the school building, however it was built on section 28 ( Township not given ) WALTER closed in 1956.

• AMAZON SD 579 was organised near Hurton Post office. The district held a meeting in 1911, and sent in their application in 1912. The school was built on SW NW 9 ( Township and Wge the same as the town according to the map). In 1913 classes began under Mrs. Annie M. Reed. The school closed in 1958 and students were conveyed to Watrous and Simpson.
  


• FRESHWATER SD 626 held their first meeting in 1912. The building was erected on SW SW 29 ( Township and Range the same as the town of Watrous) Alma Burke presided as the first teacher in 1912. The school closed after the 1949-1950 school term. The building was sold, torn down, and re-built in Xena where it burned down.
  


• GENESEO SD 1558 meeting was held in 1906. The building went up on SW section 11 Township 30 Range 24. In 1909 Thomas Spoon was the first teacher and the school closed after the 1945 school term.
  


• HAWKSHAW SD 324 sent in the petition in 1911. In 1912, the building was erected 6 miles west of Renown. Susie Kelsey held the first classes between March and December of that first year. In 1959 pupils were conveyed to Renown.
  


• HIGHWOOD SD 299 was organised in 1911, and the building was erected in 1912. Mr. Wilbur Merkely held the first classes. The school closed in 1957.
  


• KILMORY SD 2549 held their meeting in 1910. A.J. Gordon was the first teacher, and KILMORY closed in 1951. The school building was erected on SW SWsection 1 according to the map on land held by H. Sundquist adjacent to Beatley.
  


• LILLYHOLME SD 3606 was builet on SE section 4 township 30 range 27 fourteen miles SW of Renown in the Allan Hills on a portion of Wm Parker's homestead. The district organised in 1915. The building was constructed in 1916. In 1917 classes were held under Miss Gladys Amer. Classes closed down in 1943. Pupils were bussed to Watrous twenty miles away. School was demolished in a 1976 hurricane.
  
  
• MEUSE SD 3869 held their meeting in 1917. Construction of a school building was on SE section 3 Township 30 range 28. Miss Marcella McCay held classes in 1917. The school closed in 1967.
  


• MORNIMONT SD 4551 building was erected in 1924 on SE SE section 29 township 30 range 27. Lillian Johnson held classes in 1925. The school closed following the 1959 school term.
  


• MOUNT LORRAINE SD 4315 was built on a portion of James Howell land SW Sw section 5 Township 30 Range 26 in 1930. Before this date, pupils of the district attended JUNE ROSE, HIGHWOOD and HAWKSHAW schools. MOUNT LORRAINE closed in 1941, the building was sold and moved to Watrous.
  


• ORANGEVIEW SD 2563 was built in 1910. The first name was GLENDALE SD. In 1910 Miss Anetta Seeley was the first teacher. School closed in 1951. the school was built on SE SE section 18 near H. Avendson land according to the map.
  


• PLYMOUTH SD 1585 was built in 1906, and its first name was EDEN SD. According to the map it was built on the NE 17 near J. Hamilton, J. Treble and John Wilson's land. Same township and range as Watrous. A new school was needed in 1923. School closed in 1964. PLYMOUTH was located near Cressman post office near Guernsey, and near Dellwood post office near Plymouth.
  


• POPLAR PARK SD 2371 held their meeting in 1909. The school was built on SW section 28 Township 32 Range 25 on Harry Hoskham farm land. In 1928 a new school was built on the nw section 23 Township 32 Range 25. The school close in 1957, and pupils were sent to Watrous and Kandahar. In 1911 classes were held under Mrs. S.L. Spencer.
  


• RICHLAND SD 2717 sent in their letter to form a school district in 1910. The building was erected on SE NE section 20 Township 29 Range 24. Winnona Cruise held classes in 1911, and in 1947 school closed. In 1949 students were bussed to Watrous and Simpson.
  
  
• RIDGEFORD SD 1211 filed a debenture in 19005 for a school building on NW section 7 Township 30 Range 24. The school distrcit encompassed Wood Creek and Wreford RMs. Mr. Barry held the first classes. The school closed in 1948, and the school district disorganised in 1965.
  


• RUSSFIELD SD 4338 held their first meeting in 1915. RUSSFIELD was part of the RM of Usborne and the building was raised on NE NE section 25 Township 31 Range 24. In 1920 Mrs Mona Grant was the first teacher. In 1955 school was closed, pupils sent to Plymouth. In 1942 the school district disorganised, the building was sold and moved.
  


• THORNFIELD SD 2057 sent in their letter in 1908. The building went up on SW section 27 Township 31 Range 23. Walter J. Trisdale held classes in 1908. and in 1951, the school held the last classes.
  
  
• XENA SD 429 held their meeting on 1911 at the Xena Station House. the building was erected on SE SE section 3 close to the Xena rail station 6 miles west of Watrous. Miss Cleave held the first classes in 1912, and in 1957, the school saw the last classes.
  


• WATROUS SD 1334 held their petition in 1905, and construction started in 1906 of a new building on SE SW section 28. The first school name was MANDAL SD 1334. Leo A. Pearson was the first teacher. In 1908 a meeting was held to move the building to Watrous. In 1909 a new brick building was erected, and in 1955 high school grades moved to Winston High School.
  

• BLESSUM SD 2620 held their meeting in 1910, and erected the schoolhouse on NE section 36 Township 15 Range 17. the Swift Current Sun ran an announcement on March 28, 1911 regarding the schoolhouse, and classes commenced in that same year with Miss Margaret McIntosh presiding. In 1949, the doors of BLESSUM closed.
  
GANDER LAKE SD 2789 held their meeting in 1911. the school was erected on SW section 11 Township 15 Range 16. In 1911 classes were taught in the home of John McDonald with Miss Alice Fines as teacher until the school was completed about 1912. GANDER closed in 1937.


• GULL LAKE school was erected between BLESSEM SD 2620 AND VELVA SD. This land was unaccounted for until the GULL LAKE SD formed.
  


• LLOYD SD 1016 was east of Antelope Lake, and the schoolhouse was located on the NW NW section 19 Township 15 Range 17. The meeting was held in 1912, and the schoolhouse erected on Charles Peterson land. Classes began in 1913 under Norman Young, the first teacher. LLOYD closed in 1943 to re-open in 1951, and closed permanently in 1954. A cairn and plaque were erected in 1973.
  


• PRINCE OF WALES SD 2719 organised as a school district in 1910 and held their first meeting that year. The school building was erected on SW NW section 31 Township 12 Range 16. Mr. W.J. Garvock taught the first classes in 1911. The school district absorbed lands from SEDERSTROM SD in 1951 as Duncairn Dam separated SEDERSTROM SD from land in that area. In 1956, PRINCE OF WALES, closed and pupils were then transported to Webb and Gull Lake.
  


• PROSPEROUS VALLEY SD 2173 was built on SE NE section 25 Township 13 Range 17 west of the theird. Miss anne M. Briggs held classes in 1909. In 1921 the school district was re-organised, and the school district gave up some land to QUEEN'S COUNTY SD 4429. In 1954, PROSPEROUS VALLEY closed.
  


• RICH VIEW SD 3404 was built on NW NE section 8 Township 14 Range 18. SD 2920 applied for re-organisation in 1914, and Sd 2920 was organised. A neighbouring school was STONE CLIFF SD In 1915 Isabelle Black held the first classes as a temporary teacher until Rose Gauthier was hired. RICH VIEW closed in 1951.
  


• KEMP SD 2920 was organised in 1912 on the hill of Kemp land.
  


• SEWARD SD 4074 was constructed on SE SW section 15 Township 14 Range 16 in 1918. Classes began in 1919 with Miss Leota Carleton as teacher, yet the district was organised in 1912. Students went to Webb for schooling following school closure in 1956.
  


• SHRUBLAND SD 2763 was erected on NW SW section19 Township 14 re 17 in 1911. The school was closed in 1956, and pupils were bussed to Webb.
  


• STONE CLIFF SD 4381 was erected on NE NW section 34 Township 14 Range 18 south of Antelope Lake. The school district meeting was held in 1921, and the proposed school location was NE section 1 Township 15 Range 18 w2. The school house location in 1921 was nesection 36 Township 14 Range 18 w2 with Mrs. Annie Adams as the first teacher. In 1923, the building was moved to SW section 1 Township 15 Range 18. In 1943, the school district re-organised and the district received lands from DAMA SD So the school building was moved to a more central location at NW section 34 Township 14 Range 18 west of the third meridian. In 1951, the last classes were taught at STONE CLIFF.
  


• TWAMLEY SE 4255 held their school district meeting in 1919, but no school building was ever erected.
  


• WILHELMINA SD 168 was built on the SW NW section 11 Township 13 Range 16 west 3. The 1911 meeting organised the construction of the schoolhouse and in 1912 Miss S. McGregor taught the first classes. Between 1946 to 1949 the school closed. The school re-opened 1950-1958 before permanently closing following 1959 classes.
  

• SHANNONVILLE SD 672 held their meetingin 1901, and the first school building was made of logs, erected in 1902, which burned down in 1904. Classes were held under Wesley A. Doan commencing in 1903. The last class for SHANNONVILLE was in 1950, whence students were bussed to Weldon and Kinistino. The school house was located on SW SW section 7 Township 46 Range 21 w2.
  


• WINDMERE SD 920 located on NE 7 Township 47 Range 23. The school district organised in 1903, and classes were taught by Mr. Pogson in 1905. A new school was built in 1928, and the old school was turned into a stable. In the fall of 1952 the school was sold and moved off site, any students were conveyed to Weldon for lessons.
  


• WELDON VILLAGE SCHOOL came about following a petition of 1904. The school located on E section 29 Township 46 Range 22. Another WELDON SD was in operation elsewhere so this new school building was named LUTHER. In the year 1914, the school changed names to WELDON VILLAGE SCHOOL. Archie Weir began classes in 1905 following construction of the school building. In 1914, the school building was moved closer , and in 1916 a four room schoolhouse was built in the village of Weldon located on block 5. In 1951 it was found that a new larger school was needed.
  

• This book notes that there is more information on the historical school houses in the book The Night the Cat Froze in the Oven.Schools in the Weyburn area were ASSINIBOIA, ELGIN, SOURIS, WEYBURN COLL. IND. HAIG, ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL RCSSD#25 (1955- ), ST. DOMINIC SALVO SCHOOL, QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOOL (1957- ).
  

• SUMMERHILL SD 34 held classes as early as 1885 at Mr. Thos. Brays farm with Mr. David Acheson as the teacher. SUMMERHILL closed between 1944-1946, and was re-opened between 1947-1964. Following this students were bussed to Grenfell School.
  


• FAULKKNER [sic] SD 53 formed following a 1886 meeting. The article also refers to the school as FAULKNER (both spellings). Classes were held at B. Faulkner's hoe until the school building was finished. C.E. Cumming was the first teacher.
  


• RILLINGTON SD 62 was organised in 1886. Mrs. Charles Reeve held classes at home until a building was constructed.
  


• PROSPECT SD 65 organised in 1886, and Fanny McDougall held the first classes in the old abandoned home of Mr. McDougall. PROSPECT closed in 1888. In 1890 WELDON SD 65 formed to the north west of the first PROSPECT schoolyard. Mr. Aggett's vacant home was used as a classroom before the school was built. In 1902, McPHERSON SD formed and PROSPECT school district was re-organised giving up some of its school lands to McPHERSON.
  


• HILLESDEN SD changed its name in 1903. In 1886 WEED HILLS PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 organised under its first name at SW section 22 Township 15 Range 6 W2. Classes were held at the Merrifield home during construction. When the school building opened in 1890, Miss Mary Fotheringham was the first teacher.
  


• GRENFELL SD 150 formed in 1889 and the original school site located in the hamlet where the United Church is now found. Miss ross was the first teacher, and the class was held at the Agricultural hall in 1888 before the school building was built.
  
  
• LE CAIN SD 1892 located on Hyde Hill, now Saskatchewan highway 47. The property of A.N. LeCain was used, and the first teacher was Miss Morrison.
  


• SIMO SD 432 organised in 18897.
  


• EDGEWOOD SD 272 formed in 1894, and a new school was needed in 1929. The new school was erected 1/2 mile west of the first school.
  


• TETLOCK SD 289 was organised in 1893 and the school building was erected in 1894. The first teacher was Fred Garratt who began classes in 1894.
  


• DUCK POINT SD was originally a log building located on the south side of the river. In 1894 Mr. Jimmie Johnes was the first teacher. During the same year, the school building was moved to the north side of the river. and in 1904 a swinging bridge was built across the river.
  


• BROWNHILL SD 353 was organised in 1895 with the first teacher being Miss Mary Thomas. The building was constructed on a hill on NE section 17 Township 16 Range 7. In April of 1903 this building was ravaged by fire, and a new building was then constructed on SE section 19 Township 16 Range 7.
  


• ARLINGTON SD 419 organised in 1898
  


• NEELBY SD 1197 was raised in 1905 on section 23 Township 14 Range 6 W2. The district organised in 1904. NEELBY closed in 1960 and pupils were then conveyed to Kipling.
  


• GETTEL SD 1904 organised in 1907 and school land was allocated on Mr. P. Gettel's land.
  


• KINGSLEY SD 3916 was built in 1916 on the north bank of Pipestone Creek, on SE section 25 Township 15 Range 6.
  


• GRENFELL PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
  

• CREEKVIEW SD 652 held their school district meeting in 1911. The school building was built on SE NE section 28 Township 32 Mr. McKercher began classes in 1916. CREEKVIEW closed in 1959, the building was sold in 1961.
  


• FAVORITE SD 718 was re-organised in 1912. The school operated between 1913-1927 when it was renovated. Miss Helen Geddis was the first teacher. FAVORITE closed in 1963, the school district 718 was dis-organised in 1965. In 1952 GOLDEN WHEAT School was moved to a new site 1/2 mile south and 1/2 mile east of FAVORITE.
  


• GOLDEN WHEAT SD 2243 requested organisation in 1908, which was duly approved the same year. Anna Dickson was the first teacher in 1908. In 1911 the school closed, and through the 1920s the school closed, re-opening in 930. Again between 1942-1943 GOLDEN WHEAT closed, and in 1952 the school building was moved to FAVORITE.
  


• KINGSBRIDGE SD 2034 sent a letter in 1907, and held their meeting in 1908. The schoolhouse was erected in 1913, and the first classes started under dr. Collins in 1914. School closed between 1932-1933, and re-opened 1933-1959. In the fall of 1959, students were conveyed to YOUNG. SD 2034 dis-organised in 1965.
  


• LIMESTONE HILL SD 2754 held their meeting and organised into a school district in 1910. Classes began in 1907 with Angus Campbell as teacher. The building was erected on nw 12 Township 32 Range 28 W2 with Hildegarde Scott as teacher in 1911. In 1950, WHITE WINGS school was moved here from Hanley, and opened in 1951. SD 2754 closed in 1960.
  


• LITTLE SD 1668 sent in their petition in 1906, the same year they held their first school district meeting. The school house was built in 1907 on NE NW section 35 Township 31 Range 27 W2. Little Manitou lake located theirteen miles east of this school. LITTLE MANITOU SD 1668 closed in 1963, and the district dis-organised in 1965, when the building was sold and moved.
  


• LYNDHURST SD 2583 held their petition for forming a school district in 1910. School was erected on SE section 17 Township 31 Range 27 W2 and openedabout 1911 with Mr. Barry as teacher. A new school was erected in 1927 which was closed in 1963. Pupils were conveyed to Young, and the district dis-organised in 1965.
  


• MANITOU HILL SD 4174 organised in 1919 and Edna Austin headed up the first classes. When the school burned down in 1943, classes were held in an unoccupied house until SHUEMAN school was purchased and moved in. SD 4174 closed in 1955, and the district dis-organised in 1965.
  


• ORANGEVIEW SD 2563 was the second naming. When the school district organised in 1910, it was under the name GLENDALE SD. In October of the same year the school district changed names to ORANGEVIEW SD 2563. 1911 classes were taught under the first teacher Anetta Seeley. ORANGEVIEW SD 2563 closed in 1953.
  


• OXFORD PLAINS SD 2799 sent their letter in 1911 and the schoolhouse was built on NE section 32 Township 32 Range 28. The classes began the same year under Leslie Parsons. OXFORD PLAINS closed in 1950, students were thence bussed into Zelma and Belle Lake.B


• RAPID ADVANCE SD 2099 sent in a letter in 1907. In 1908 the local post office changed names from Curzon to Viscount. The RAPID ADVANCE SD was built in 1908, and classes began in 1909 under Maude Boneham in the building constructed on nE section 16 Township 33 Range 27 W2. In 1965 RAPID ADVANCE consolidated with Young.
  


• RIDEAU SD 1068 held their school district meeting in 1912 and organised in 1914. The building was organised on NW NE section 29 Township 32 Range 24 W2. Classes began 1915, and classes started up in 1916 under the tutelage of Nellie Graham. RIDEAU closed in 1957, dis-organising in 1965.
  


• STRAWBERRY SD 3901 sent in their application in 1916. A meeting was held in 1917, and the school building was constructed on NE section 13 Township 31 Range 29 W2. Miss Ruth Mckenzie began classes in 1917. In 1923 the school building was re-located to SE section 13 Township 31 range 29W2. The school building was again moved in 1927, and closed in 1965. Pupils were then bussed to Young.
  


• YOUNG SD 2417 sent in a letter in 1908. The school was erected on Section 27 Township 32 Range 27 W2. In 1909, a meeting was held, and classes were first held upstairs in Flamney's Hall. In 1910, Mildred Waldock started classes.
  


• ZELMA SD 577 was organised in 1912, with Margaret Livingstone as the first teacher. By 1924, a new two room school was needed. By 1925 a brick school house was opened. ZELMA SD 577 closed in 1968 and students were conveyed to Young.
  

• LETCHWORTH SD 4955 held their first meeting in 1931, and a log school was built on NE section 18 Township 58 Range 23, north of Fowler Lake. Mrs Alice (Murphy) Krauchi was the first teacher in 1932. By 1953 the school closed and both school and teacherage were sold.
  


• LONSDALE SD 4956 held their first meeting in 1931, and a new school sprang up in 1932. Pearl Lillian Finnie was the first teacher. In 1951, a new school was needed, and the first school building was re-used as a community hall. In 1967, LONSDALE closed and both school and teacherage were sold. Students were bussed to Loon Lake. (On the map, the location is given as SW SW section 26 Township 58 Range 24.)
  


• WORTHINGTON SD 5110 sent in a letter in 1935 for a school district. WORTHINGTON school was erected on SW section 29 Township 57 Range 23. The first name given was IRON SPRINGS SD. By the school opening in 1936 under Mrs. Rod Black, teacher, the school name was WORTHINGTON. In 1945, the building burned down. The school was located near Adelston post office NW section 20 Township 57 Range 23 and Whelan post office SW section 18 Township 58 Range 23.
  

• KELLIHER RURAL SD 2254 contained Township 26 and Township 27S Range 13. In 1908 a letter was sent in. The school district surrounded the village. The building was erected on Lots 15 & 20 block 12. In 1909 the building was first built, and in 1911, it was enlarged, and by 1916 even this building was sold and a two room school was needed.
  


• JAMSIN SD 2078 was erected on section 25 Township 26 Range 12. JASMIN VILLAGE formed in 1908 and dis-organised in 1975 and the RM of Ituna Bon Accord took over admin. JASMIN SD 2078 was surrounded by CAMPBELLTOWN SD to the north, KELLIHER SD to the north west, GARNOCK SD in the south west, ST. JOSEPH de DAUPHINAIS to the south, OLGA to the south east, and Lunnville to the north east. JASMIN SD 2078 organised in 1906, and the building was built on SE section 8 Township 26 Range 12 W2, and Miss Kathleen Byrum was the first teacher. In 1914 this first building was sold, and a new building was erected at Queen Street and Third Avenue, Kelliher. Again in 1917, and 1930 new schools were added as classrooms.
  


• BERESFORD SD 1907 was built on the SE SE section 16 Township 25 Range 13 W2. The first meeting was held in 1907, classes started in 1908, and a new school was needed by 1956. In 1960 BERESFORD closed and pupils were conveyed into Kelliher.
  


• CAMPBELLTOWN SD 2297 was erected on the SW SW section 3 Township 27 Range 12. The first meeting was held in 1910, classes began under William Lindsay in 1910. In 1924 a larger school was needed. The school closed after 50 years of operation and students were then bussed into Kelliher.
  


• EASTWARD SD 1477 was built upon NE section 21 Township 27 Range 12 W2. The first meeting was held 1906, and A. Alteron was the first teacher of classes in 1907. In 1962, when school closed students were taken into Kelliher.
  


• FIREFLY SD 5098 was erected on SW section 8 Township 28 Range 12 W2. Classes were held under Miss Myrtle Dock in 1936. FIREFLY was surrounded by four rural municipalities, Emerald, Ituna Bon Accord, and Beaver. FIREFLY students were bussed to Kelliher in 1964 on school closure. FIREFLY was located near Model Farm post office (SE section 36 Township 28 Range 13 W2)
  


• GARNOCK SD 2227 held their first meeting in 1908, and the building was erected in 1909. Classes were held under Mr. E.W. Poole. In 1946, the building was sold, and a new school was built. By 1960 GARNOCK was closed.
  


• JOHNSON SD 611 sent in their letter in 1911 and their meeting was held in 1913. A building was built on NW SW section 35 Township 27 Range 13 W2, and classes bean that same year, 1913 under Miss Bains. The school burned down in 1924. In 1962, the final classes were held, and thence forward students were bussed to Kelliher.
  


• NEW HAVEN SD 1970 was located on SE section 11 Township 27 Range 13 W2. Classes were held under E.L. McIntyre in 1908. By 1950, a new school was needed and the old school became the teacherage. In 1962 students were bussed to Kelliher school and the NEW HAVEN school building became the community hall.
  

• MONA SD 2310 was organised in 1908, and the district held their first meeting in 1909. The building was constructed on N NE section 11 Township 7 Range 10 W2. Miss Kate Bayliss was the first teacher in 1909 when the school opened its doors for classes. In 1923, a new school building was erected in the hamlet of Huntoon on NW section 12 Township 7 Range 10 W2 which held its first classes in 1926 in a red brick schoolhouse. In 1958 MONA was closed and students were thereafter bussed into Froude.
  

• ELBOW VIEW school was built in 1909
  


• THURBER SD held their first meeting in 1905, and the school opened in 1906. THURBER closed in 1952.
  


• MORNING STAR built their school in 1907, and Harry Dugan was the first teacher. By 1953, MORNING STAR was closed. A book was written Pioneering on the Elbow in 1955
  


• WOODMERE SD was organised in 1906, and a building was built in 1907.
  


• RENSBY SD 1761 nad a meeting was held in 1908.
  

• BERNDT SD struck by lightning
  


• HARLEY SD building is a museum in Elbox, SK.
  


• WASHBURN SD meeting, and organisation in 1906. In 1920 the name was changed to ROSEMAE. Burned down in 1948.
  


• WOODMERE SD 1656 built in 1907 held by Harry Fischer and Ed Munsen
  
WILD LILY SD 4417 nicknamed the "The Little Red School" organised by 1921


• ELBOWVIEW built in 1909 and opened.
  

• NORTH STAR SD 1844 held their meeting in 1906 and they sent in application in 1907 which was accepted. The school was erected on NW SW section 9 Township 47 Range 19 w2 In 1909 classes commenced under Mrs. Ed. Goodfellow. In 1950 a new school was built and in 1957 the high school students were bussed to Kinistino. In 1966 the school closed and all pupils went to Kinistino.
  


• LUND SD 1915 held their meeting in 1916, and the school building subsequently was erected on SE section 24 Township 46 Range 20 W2. MOUNT FOREST, NORTH STAR and THATCH CREEK schools were built first and had previously served this area. In 1916 classes began at LUND with Pastor Hans J. Yngue as the first teacher. In 1964, the school closed.
  


• PINE BLUFF SD moved to a new location.
  

• KUROKI SD 1821 organised in 1908, and in 1921 a new school was needed. 71 years later, 1979, the school closed.
  


• SASMAN SD 3356 was known to exist in 1914, but no information is available before that time. The school building was erected in 1918. The school was proposed for SW section 13 Township 33 Range 11 W2 and the actual school was built at NW section 12 Township 33 Range 11 W2. In 1952 when the school closed the children were transported to Margo.
  


• BEAR LAKE SD 1895 erected their school house in 1908, and classes started under Miss Minnie McKenzie. In 1955 the school closed and pupils went to either Kuroki or Wadena. In 1958 the school building was sold and re-used as a general store.
  


• McKINLEY SD 1004 held their organisational meeting in 1912. The school was built on SE section 20 Township 34 Range 10 at this time a part of Local Improvement District L.I.D. 336. Hugh McPhail was the first teacher in 1913. The school closed in 1960, the building sold and renovated into a home.
  
• NORMANIA SD 1259 was located on NW section 32 Township 33 Range 10 W2. In 1913, Oliver B. Grimley was the first teacher. NORMANIA remained open until 1954, the building sold, and re-used as a grainery.
  
SCOFIELD SD 2895 held their organisational meeting in 1913. The school was raised on NW section 10 Township 35 Range 11. Miss Tassa was the first teacher in 1914. In 1950 following school closure, the building was moved into Wadena and re-used as a classroom.


• ROSA SD 4546 formed after several meetings, and the school site was proposed as SE section 12 Township 35 Range 11. In 1923 construction of the school building commenced on a stone foundation, and classes began in 1924 by Mr. Herbert F Tucker. In 1964, ROSA closed its doors, the building sold and renovated into a home.
  

• SETTEE MISSION meeting house and school located on Kendardine Island, later moved to Potato River, then again moved to Montreal river, finally settling on the Churchill river. Served by misionary James Beardy then Reverend Robert Hunt
  


• STANLEY MISSION house.
  


• CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST church school taught by Samuel Abraham.
  


• EMMANUEL COLLEGE in Prince Albert, a school which provided lessons for pastors and elementary teachers.
  


• ALL SAINTS BOARDING SCHOOL (ANGLICAN MISSION SCHOOL) was built 1905. The Department of Indian Affairs (Federal Government_ assisted with funds. The schools were not numbered under the Provincial Government Department of Education as they were supervised by the Inspector for Indian Agencies. ALL SAINTS opened for classes in 1907 under Samuel Abraham. In 1947 ALL SAINTS was struck by fire, students were taught at Onion Lake and Prince Albert residential schools.
  


• OLD GATEWAY school erected 1947 and 1948. Four classes opened 1948.
  


• PRE-CAMBRIAN school opened in 1958 to Indian, Metis and non-treaty children, the first totally integrated school.
  


• NEW GATEWAY school built in 1960
  


• When the Academic Education Branch of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan formed in 1972 CREIGHTON SD 5249 was the only organised northern school district under the Department of Education. The Academic Education Branch was the pre-cursor to Northern schools adminstered by the Department of Education. In 1975 there were four school jurisdictions, Creighton School district, Ile a la Cross Northern School Administration Area #1, Northern School Board and the Uranium City county district. In 1979 the first three jurisdictions became known as Creighton School Division 111, Ile a la cross School Division 112 and Northern Lights School Division 113.
  

• SWIFT CURRENT TRAIL SCHOOL erected 1910 and the first classes were taught by Mrs. J. Ireland. SWIFT CURRENT TRAIL SCHOOL changed names in 1932 to LETT SD 2564. LETT closed 1947.
  


• NASEBY SCHOOL organised in 1910 and the school house was built 1911 on SW section 11 Township 37 Range 16. Classes started under Miss Crocker. NASEBY cloed 1937-1948. The school permanently closed in 1962 following its re-opening in 1948 Pupils conveyed to Landis School.
  


• BROOKS SD 2728 opened in 1911 under Nina Carr. The school closed 1959, and pupils conveyed to Landis School and the school building used as a community hall.
  


• HEART LAKE SD 4500 organised in 1923, building their school in 1936. In 1945, HEART LAKE closed, the building moved to NEEDWOOD SD, and the pupils likewise attended NEEDWOOD SD. HEART LAKE school building later moved into Landis as "The Lion's Den".
  


• LANDIS SD 2363 opened in the fall of 1909 under Miss Mae Louise Wells. A new larger brick building was erected 1925, and in 1959 Traynor school was brought to Landis.
  


• MEDINA SD opened under Mr. McDonald, and eventually closed in 1958. The building was sold and renovated into a home.
  


• NEEDWOOD SD 2131 organised initially as ZIMMER SD IN 1910. ZIMMER classes in the first year were taught by Miss Anglin. ZIMMER changed names to NEEDWOOD in 1927. In 1961, when the school was closed, children bussed into Landis and the school building sold.


• PALO SD 3240 opened in 1914, and closed in 1960. Students bused to Landis.
  


• PORTER SD 2416 was built on NE section 4 Township 36 Range 18 W3. Miss Bessie Wheaton taught the first classes 1910. In 1961 PORTER closed.
  


• STANDARD SD 2144 held its first classes 1916 under Miss Summerfeldt. STANDARD closed 1954, moved to Cando, and then moved to Landis and is an additionto the high school.
  


• TRAYNOR SD 2126 was raised in 1909, a new school built in 1927. TRAYNOR closed in 1959.
  


• WOLFE SD 2171
  

• BATTLE HILLS SD 2521 organised in 1909 and constructed on SW section 2 Township 47 Range 25 W3 as recorded in the "Lashburn Comet". BATTLE HILLS was moved to SW section 11 Township 47 Range 25 W3 in 1925. Miss Wilton taught the first classes 1910, and the last classes were held 1958. BATTLE HILLS was moved to Weaver Park in Lloydminster, SK in 1966.
  
RERESHILL SD 4171 held their first organisational meeting 1919. The site proposed was SE section 3 Township 47 Range 26 W3. The first teacher listed is Mrs. Ena Morgan for the year's classes in 1920. The last classes were 1959, and the building sold.

• BIG VALLEY SD 2872 sent in their petition to the Department of Education in 1912 for a school to serve twenty square miles of the NW Township 26 Range 9 W3. Miss French was the first teacher. In 1945 the school was replaced, and ready in 1947. The new school was one mile south and west of the original school. 1958 saw the last classes in BIG VALLEY, and students were thereafter taught in Macrorie, high school students in Outlook.
  


• BRATTON SD 2624 proposed their school district to the Department of Education in 1909. The first meeting was 1910. In 1914 and again in 1915 BRATTON SD lands were re-organised. BRATTON SD and MACRORIES SD were both near Stockwell Lake, named Coteau Lake in 1910, Red Deer Lake in 1914, and Stockwell Lake in 1915. In 1926 and 1929 again BRATTON SD lands were re-organised. NE NE section 11 Township 28 Range 9 W3 was approved regarding the move to Bratton Hamlet. In 1943 the school closed, and remained as a community centre.
  

• KAMENKA / KAMINKA (TWAY) organised 1907. The first teacher Andrew Chaikowsky. After 27 years the school was moved more to a more central location one mile west of Tway, and opened for classes in 1934. In 1938 a school building was built in the hamlet of Tway named TWAY school. KAMINKA located one mile out of Tway was then moved into Tway, and the rooms were called KAMINKA SCHOOL. KAMINKA closed c 1965.
  


• TARNOPOL SD 2579 organised in 1910. The school house was raised on SW section 23 Township 43 Range 24 W2. The first classes were presided over by Mr. Bill Kitzul. In 1936 a new school was built in the hamlet named NEW TARNOLPOL SD 5117, and old TARNOPOL SD 2579 moved one and a half miles north east to SW section 25 Township 43 Range 24 W2. School closed mid 1950s and students conveyed to Yellow Creek.
  


• NEW TARNOPOL SD 5117 was built at NW section 11 Township 43 Range 24 W2. opening 1937 under Miss Margaretta Wolfe. Closed mid 1950s and pupils bussed to Yellow Creek.
  
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• CRANBERRY SD
  


• CRYSTAL VIEW SD
  


• LONE PINE
  


• BONNE MADONNE
  

• ARTHUR SD 593 (AUBURNTON) held it first school meeting in 1901 for Township 5 Range 1 W2. School first opened in a log house the same year. A frame school house was built on ne section 21 that summer. ARTHUR closed in 1965 along with QUEENSVILLE SD. ARTHUR pupils were conveyed to Oxbow.
  


• CANNINGTON MANOR SD 160 held their first meeting in 1889. The first large schoolhouse was operational until the 1914-1915 school term, when a new school was built to the west of the first site closer to the road. CANNINGTON closed 1959 and is now a museum.
  


• KEVERNE SD 789 was situated on NE section 24 Township 9 Range 2 W2, and was later moved to another site. In 1962 KEVERNE closed its doors, and pupils bussed to Manor.
  


• The MANOR PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 605 of the North-West Territories held its first school meeting in 1901. The first classes were held in a rented hall under Miss Ida F. Irwin. A school house was erected where the Roman Catholic Church is now located, and it opened in 1903. and served until 1908 when it was sold and used as a stable. A new multi room brick school was constructed in 1907. Between 1944-1957 rural one room schoolhouses were closing, and nearby students bussed into Manor whose local enrolment had also been declining. In 1957 a one room school house was moved in, and again in 1959 another one room country schoolhouse was moved in. In 1965 the brick school house was torn down, and a new larger school built.
  


• MOOSE MOUNTAIN SD 162 was established 1889. Mr J.W. Morrow held the first classes at Sutherland log church at SW section 30 Township 8 Range 1 W2 which served until 1892. In 1902 a new school was built on SW section 5 Township 9 Range 1 W2. In 1912, this building was re-located to SW NW section 29 Township 28 Range 1 W2 to "School hill". A new larger MOOSE MOUNTAIN school was erected 1928. The first schoolhouse was sold and re-modeled into a home. The schoolhouse was moved to Wauchope as a school, then sold.
  


• QUEBEC SD 1790 opened 1907 on NW section 16 Township 6 Range 1 W2 under the tutelage of Miss Cox. QUEBEC school closed in 1947, and the building sold.
  


• ROBINSON SD 988 held their meeting in 1912. This year, classes were held in an abandoned vacant house on E section 35 Township 7 Range 2 W2 under Eleanor Trout until the schoolhouse were erected. Land purchased on SW section 1 Township 8 Range 2 W2 was allocated for the new school. The last classes were held in 1952, and the school house moved to MOOSE CREEK S.D.B
  


• SALEM SD 2786 formed a school board in 1910. The schoolhouse was built on NE NE section 1 Township 7 Range 1 W2 and opened for classes in 1911 under Miss Nan Hobkirk. In 1930 a new school was erected, and the old sold. The new building was later moved to a more central location at SW SW section 1 Township 7 Range 1 W2.
  


• STURGEON SD 517 applied for a school site in 1911. The school house site was NW section 23 Township 8 Range 34 W1. The name MINDEN was rejected as it was a duplicated naming, so STURGEON was selected. Miss Jean Park was the first teacher in 1912. About 1963 STURGEON closed, and students bussed to Manor.
  


• WIGGINSDALE SD held their first meeting 1922. SW section 9 Township 7 Range 1 W2 was the site chosen. Miss Mary Anderson held the first classes in the fall of 1922. WIGGINSDALE closed between 1939-1949. Following its re-opening, it closed permanently in 1958.
  


• WINTERBOURNE SD 877 was erected on SW 36 section 36 Township 7 Range 34 W1 in 1904. Miss Cunningham started classes. A second WINTERBOURNE school was erected 1930. WINTERBOURNE closed 1961, the building moved to Wauchope and then to Redvers.
  

• ADAIR SD 1471 petitioned the Department of education in 1905 for a school district. Their first meeting was held 1906. The school building was erected on NW section 26 Township 10 Range 31 and opened under Miss Barker as the first teacher. The school closed briefly between 1945 to 1948, then re-opened remaining so until 1958. ADAIR was kept open for a time as a community centre, then sold and dismantled for building materials. A stone cairn with plaque was erected. in 1967.
  


• AMETHYST SD 1905 established near HUTTON SD and HERON SD. In 1904, a meeting was held, and a school district organised under the name STYKER SD 1905, Assiniboia, N.W.t.. There were not enough children in this area to start up a school with no school, many settlers left the area. The few children in the area were transported to HUTTON SD. The department of Education was petitioned for a new school district in 1917 under the name of HAIG, DRAMEN SIDMOUTH, or AMETHYST. AMETHYST was chosen by the Department, and the school building was erected in 1920 on SE section 14 Township 9 Range 31. The first teacher, 1920, Miss ViolaReichort. 1926 found the schoolhouse burning down. School was taught out of Tom Renwick's bunk house. In 1927 STYKER SD was re-organised giving up lands to CONFEDERATION SD. A new AMETHYST school was erected 1928 and remained open until 1953. Pupils thence attended Maryfield.
  


• BUTLER SD began as OMRO erected on SW section 33 Township 9 Range 29 in 1907. OMRO remained operational until 1916 when the building sold, and moved west of Butler, MB. In 1917 a new school building was built three miles east of the Saskatchewan border.
  


• BYRON SD 1427 held their initial meeting 1907 and decided to purchase lands on section 33 Township 11 Range 32 for the schoolhouse
  


• CONFEDERATION SD 4704 held meeting on 1927 for a school on about Township 9-10 Range 31-30. The schoolhouse was erected on section 31 Township 9 Range 31 4-112 miles out of Maryfield. School opened the same year under Isabella Ritchie, and closed in 1958
  


• DAYTON SD 4801 organised at their first meeting in 1929. The school building was actually built on SE SE section 23 Township 11 Range 31, and opened 1930 under the guidance of Mrs. Esther A. Bolton. DAYTON closed in 1963 and pupils traveled to Fairlight and Maryfield.
  


• DOONSIDE SD began as ROSSETTI SD 1456 forming in 1905 under J.L Nicol as a student minister teacher. Following the first world war, the school districts of WALPOLE, ROSSETTI, and BYRON were re-organised. In 1923, the name changed to DOONSIDE.
  


• FAIRFIELD SD 46, east Assiniboia N.W.T. on NE section 16 Township 12 Range 30. FAIRFIELD closed in 1954.
  


• FAIRLIGHT schooL 282, built of prairie stone, was one of seven in the area around Fairlight. The others were ADAIR, NOVAR, PRAIRIE BELL, BOND, PLAINSVILLE, and ROSETTI (DOONSIDE).
  


• FAIRLIGHT (NOVAR) SD 1630 was first established 1905 under the name NOVAR SD. The schoolhouse opened 1907 on NW section 30 Township 10 Range 31 south of Fairlight village. A new two storey school was opened 1918 In 1939 Novar School changed names to FAIRLIGHT SD 1630.
  


• FLEMING PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 45 of the NORTH WEST TERRITORIES was founded 1885 with J. Young teaching in 1886.

• CARDIFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 3011. The school petition committee assembled in the spring of 1912. The school site chosen was SW 25 9 9. Miss E. Hurd became the first teacher, and the school officially opened in the spring of 1915. The last school year taught was 1946.


• HAZENMORE SCHOOL. Signatures on the petition were gathered in 1911. Initial classes used the Methodist Church on Block 4 in the town site. A two room school was under construction by 1916 on lots 1-7 and 26-32. Vera Mills was the first teacher in the new school building starting in 1917. In 1927, a brick veneer four room school house was constructed, the older school moved to Mankota in 1947. By 1968 the school closed, and students were bussed to Kincaid. A cairn was erected.


• JACK CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2875. The petition circulated in 1911, and the first meeting was held 1912. The SE corner of NE 20 7 9 W3 was chosen for the school site, which opened in 1914 under John L. McKinnon. In December of 1955, the school closed, and students were bussed to Hazenmore. A plaque was erected.


• LEICESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 2491. A meeting in the summer of 1909 requested a school situated on the SW corner of SW 29 9 9. In 1910, the school opened with Miss G.S. Maguire as teacher. A new school was erected in 1926, the original school building became the community hall. Following the final school term in 1944, the students attended HAROLD school 3827 and the LEICESTER school building was sold, and moved to Kincaid to be renovated into a home. .


• PINTO CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4166. The petition was signed in the winter of 1919, and the school site chosen was SE 16 8 9. Miss Cora Mountain was the first teacher on opening the school in January of 1921. The school closed in 1953 following the 1952-1953 school term, and students conveyed to Hazenmore. PINTO CREEK school was moved to the Kincaid school grounds as a classroom.


• SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4046. The spring 1918 meeting was held to petition the Department of Education for a school on NE 27 6 9. Miss Ada Mudford was set as the first teacher when the school opened May 1, 1919. The final school term was June 1960, and children were thereafter sent to Makota. The school building was sold and moved.

• AISLA CRAIG 642. 1912 Sw 31


• ALLUVIA 1924 near Buffalo P.O. which was 8 mi S of Harris in LID 286. 1906 the SD committee formed basement was built and the school opened in November in 1946 closed


• BARE HILL 2260 Application 1907 Proposed center of section 28, but built astride the slough...1949 closed.1910 teacher A. McQueen


• BOUILLON - ELK VALLEY 3067 SW 4 32 10 W3 first teacher Mrs Antonia Brisette 1914 and 1920-1921 no teacher avail. and 1922-1928 closed in 1930 amalgamated with ELK VALLEY building moved ton NW 11 32 10 W3 and the name changed.


• CHERRY 1696 1906 Meeting. NE22 31 11 built by 1907. New school needed by 1924 Closed 1953 kids bused to Harris.


• DOLLYBRAE 3936. 1917 formation of school district. INGLENOOK proposed, but refused by Regina who took it to be TANGLENOOK. DOLLYBRAE was put forward, and the building completed in 1917 on SW 34 31 13 3 for the dau. of George Freethy. 1952 the school closed and children sent to Zealandia. The school building was sold and moved to a farmyard.


• GLEN EAGLE after the Glen Eagle Creek. Meeting 1908, and the school built 1910 school 6 and 1/4 miles from Harris.


• GLENHURST 1354. Formed in 1905, and the school built the same year. Donald J. Sutherland was the first teacher. In 1910 the schoolyard was surrounded by trees, and had a barn, and in 1920 the school had a basement and furnace, and by 1924, the schoolyard had a teacherage. The last serving teacher was in 1957.


• HAZELDENE 489. Committee met in 1909, and the school building erected on NW 29 32 13 3 Served the hamlet of Valley Centre when it emerged. HAZELDENE was abandoned, and classes held in the Valley Centre Municipal Office. This office was too small, so the HAZLEDENE building was moved into Valley Centre, renovated. The school closed in 1962, and sold and moved out to a farm.


• HEATHLAND 1166. Before this rural school was erected, school children attended VIOLET HILL or CHERRY HILL. School board formed 1912, the building was built on SW SW section 22 in 1913. Eugene M. Follens, B.A. became the first teacher. School boundaries for both HEATHLAND and ELK VALLEY were re-drawn in 1920 when ARDATH CONSOLIDATED was formed. The las record of a teacher at the school was in the 1942-1943 school year. The buildings were sold.


• HILLVIEW 1541. Pupils first attended school at KENNEL HALL,the community centre which served as school, church, and community hall. The HILLVIEW school district was established 1906, and the HILLVIEW school building erected on SW 6 33 12 with foundation, chimney, and well. First teacher was Ivan Tinkness in 1907. The las teacher served in the 1952-1953 school year. The building was sold to the Hillview Community Club and is used as a community centre.


• MUIRLAND 2196. The post office of Marriott was established in 1906. MUIRLAND was built on SW 1 32 14 3 in 1909 along the Old Bone Trail (Red River Cart Trail). Miss Ritchie began as the first teacher. In 1958 the school closed, and pupils were bussed into Rosetown.


• POPLAR BLUFF 787. The school building located on NW 25 32 10 W3, and the district organised in 1911. Arthur Ellis was the first teacher. The new school in 1929 was erected on the NE 35 32 10 W3, and the old building moved into Swanson. POPLAR BLUFF closed in the year 1944, and the building moved to the SILVER CLOUD school district.


• PURPLE GROVE 1686. The first school meeting was held in 1907, and the school building to be located on SW 14 32 11 W3. Classes were initiated in the spring of 1908 with Flora Jeffrey as the inaugural teacher. The last school teacher was recorded in the 1942-1943 school year, and the school closed by 1950. The building was sold and moved.


• SILVER CLOUD 2167. The first school meeting was held in 1908. A teacher, Miss Lizzie Stewart, was hired in 1909. SILVER CLOUD building was sold and replaced by the POPLAR BLUFF school building in 1951. The new school site was NE 1 33 12 W3 On the school closure, children were conveyed to Harris.


• ZEALHAR 3197. A letter of inquiry regarding a school district was dispatched in the spring of 1912. In 1914, the school building was erected on NE NE 20 31 12 3 between Zealandia and Harris resulting in the name ZEALHAR. The school district mainly served the RM of Harris, with a small area of land within the RM of Marriott. When the school district closed, children went to either Harris or Rosetown.


• HARRIS SCHOOL. The in town school opened in 1909 with Florence Elliot, Luella Black and N.L. Gordon serving as the first teachers.


• HARRIS-TESSIER CENTRAL SCHOOL. This was a high school opening between 1961-1979 to relieve overcrowding of the ROSETOWN COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL. In 1973 ZEALANDIA school building was moved to the site adding an additional 3 classrooms.


• HARRIS 2498. A meeting held in the spring of 1909 for a two room school within Harris. The first principal` was Mary Thain in 1913 and teacher Florence Elliott.

• BEATTY SCHOOL. First named LOUISA SD 1966. School organisational meeting held circa 1906, and the school district was not constructing the building in the village of Beatty, so the name Beatty was not granted, so LOUISA was assigned to the school. The building was erected on SW 27 45 20 W2 which later became the cemetery location. LOUISA opened in 1907 under the tutelage of Miss Ada Blanch Jenner. By 1923, a school building was completed in the village of BEATTY. The name LOUISA S.D. no. 1966 was formally changed to BEATTY S.D. NO. 1966 in 1933.


• MELFORT SCHOOL UNIT 54 NEW TIGER LILY SCHOOL UNIT. The consolidated school formed in 1945. In 1951, students from ROANOKE were conveyed to PLEASANTDALE CENTRAL (DALEVILLE), and by 1952, SILVER PARK and RESOURCE school districts were bussed to MELFORT CONSOLIDATED. LITTLESTONE, PLEASANTDALE (OLD PLEASANTDALE), GREELAWN and FREEDOM school districts conveyed their pupils into MELFORT CONSOLIDATED. Before 1970, STAR CITY, MOUNT FOREST, DOVER BEATTY TEDDINGTON nd LUND were also bussed into town.


• MELFORT SCHOOL UNIT 54 NEW TIGER LILY SCHOOL UNIT. The consolidated school formed in 1945. In 1951, students from ROANOKE were conveyed to PLEASANTDALE CENTRAL (DALEVILLE), and by 1952, SILVER PARK and RESOURCE school districts were bussed to MELFORT CONSOLIDATED. LITTLESTONE, PLEASANTDALE (OLD PLEASANTDALE), GREELAWN and FREEDOM school districts conveyed their pupils into MELFORT CONSOLIDATED. Before 1970, STAR CITY, MOUNT FOREST, DOVER BEATTY TEDDINGTON nd LUND were also bussed into town.

• CANDLE LAKE. School constructed in 1945, and commenced in the fall of the same year under Edward Thiesen. CANDLE LAKE school was closed 1966.

CANDLE LAKE SD 5261. A petition was sent in in 1973 for a school to have CANDLE LAKE included under the PRINCE ALBERT SCHOOL UNIT 56, the CANDLE LAKE school building was sold to the Candle Lake Community Club, and children were conveyed to Meath Park and Prince Albert.

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  BACHELOR SD 5009. The school building was erected on the NE 10 44 10 W2. The first meeting was held in 1933, the name sent to the Department of education was BATCHELOR, and the name approved was BACHELOR. In July 1934, Mrs. Gertrude Kirkland (Marsh) was the first teacher, and the last teacher held classes for the 1959 school term.


• BANNOCK HAMLET SCHOOL NO 5180. The school district meeting was formed in 1941-1942 resulting in a school being erected on SE 11 45 9 W2. The school opened in the spring of 1943 under Mrs. Bertha Legare. The final school term was 1956 when children were bussed to PRAIRIE RIVER SCHOOL. The old log school was sold, and moved.


• DELDALE SCHOOL NO. 5171. The school building was constructed in the spring of 1939 on SE 5 45 9 W2, and opened in 1940 under Miss Alma Legare (later Mrs. Carrier). In 1948, the school moved to higher land on the NE corner of 32 44 9 W2 across Saskatchewan Highway 3. The final school term was during the 1956-1957 years, the school building sold and moved and was used as a dwelling. Pupils were bussed into Mistatim.


• FREDERICK'S SIDING SCHOOL at Orley. The log home of Gus Worth and family was used for the school opening under Mrs. Frederick. When the school district received a government grant Mr. Glen Hannah, a qualified teacher, was hired. Pupils went to Mistatin when the schoool closed. The school was abandoned about the same time as Frederick's Lumber Mill closed which was located just south of the school house. FREDERICK'S SIDING was later called ORLEY.


• MOTION SCHOOL DISTRICT 5132. The school was erected in 1938 on NE 22 45 11 W2 and opened in 1939 under Mrs. Hildred Lutz. This first school became the teacherage, after a new school was erected about the following year. An enrolment of 53 warranted a new school which opened in 1939, School enrolment on opening was 70 students, and the school was not large enough for all children, and younger children stayed home. MOTION 5132 closed in 1961, and burned down that same spring. Children were conveyed to Mistatim. A sign on the original school site was erected.


• PINE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4949. The petition was sent in the spring of 1931 for a school district. The school was built on the NE section 19 45 9 W2, and not on the allotted surveyed school section of 29 45 9 W2 which had the Horsehide Creek flowing through it, and was a swampy area. Children attended Mistatim school before the school building was erected. Mr. Albert Stanik held the first classes in January of 1935. A new school house was erected in 1946, until the last class was taught in 1960. Both school houses were sold and moved.


• MISTATIM SCHOOL. In 1929, a log school building was erected and opened with E.A. Towns as the first teacher. The original school building was condemned, and a new two room school was built in 1940. This school building was used until 1961 when it was replaced by a five room schoolhouse with gymnasium.

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  BLUE FOX SCHOOL DISTRICT 4926. In the spring of 1931, the first school meeting was held, and two acres on the SW 25 51 18 W2 was selected as the school site. Building of a log school house began, and a forest fire reduced the construction site to ashes. Again, the building began of a frame school house, and Miss Margaret Keyes was the first teacher in the spring of 1933. In the fall of 1934, fire struck the school house again. The Lutheran Church at NW 19 51 17 W2 was used as a classroom while the new school house was built. In 1951 BLUE FOX closed, the school building moved to Choiceland as a classroom before being moved to a farm yard.


• CHOICELAND RURAL. In 1928 the school was built on the SW corner of Bill Jones quarter section. Mr. Kornelson was the first teacher in January of 1930. Gravel highway 55 was finished in 1944, and the final school year was 1946-1947. The highway was straightened in 1960 and paved.


• CHOICELAND SCHOOL No 4986. In the fall of 1933 a two room brick CHOICELAND school opened, and in 1950, an additionwas needed. By 1951 the CHOICELAND RURAL school building was moved onto the site, and a new nine room school building was erected that year in Choiceland.


• CROCKON HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 5025. During the spring of 1933, the community came together holding a school district meeting. The school building was situated upon two acres of land on SW 13 53 18 W2. Miss Mary Maclachlan became the first teacher in the summer of 1934. 1959 was the last school term, and pupils were sent to Choiceland schools.


• ELKRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4855. Choiceland was seven and a half miles north east of ELKRIDGE school along Saskatchewan Highway 55. . The school district was organised in 1946 and the first year had three teachers, W.E. Edwards, DAisy Grunerud, and Anna Sturby. The final school year was 1959.


• GLOCCA MORRA SCHOOL DISTRICT 5225. The school house was erected in 1946, and the district comprised parts of BLUE FOX and MOSSY GLEN school districts. Miss Verna Sturby held the classes the first year. The school was closed in 1953, and pupils bussed to Choiceland. The school was moved to a farm for a home where it eventually succumbed to flames.


• KELSEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4989. In 1932, a school was built on SE 34 52 17 W2 and opened that same summer under Gertie Archibald as teacher. The final school term was held in 1953, the school closed, and students attended CHOICELAND VILLAGE SCHOOL.


• MOSSY GLEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5072. The school was organised in 1933, and school opened in November 1939 in an abandoned homesteader's house. A school building was erected, and Miss Minnie Rae was the first teacher. The school year of 1955-1956 was the final school term, and pupils were conveyed to Choiceland.


• PURITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4799. The first school meeting was held in the summer of 1929. A log school house was erected on the NE Section 23 52 18 w2. Miss Frances Churko, possessing a second class certificate, was hired for the first class January 1931. The former ELKRIDGE school was moved four miles south west of the PURITY SCHOOL and became PURITY #2. In the spring of 1948, PURITY #1 was closed at the end of the school term. The building was sold, pupils conveyed to Choiceland. In 1951, PURITY #2 closed, and again students attended school in the Choiceland village.

• BOYLSTON SCHOOL 902. The school opened in the fall of 1904 with Miss Dow as the first teacher. The last school term was held 1951, and the school building was sold.


• DETROIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2565. The school was erected in 1912 ninety rods north of the SW corner of SW 9 34 7 3. The first recorded teacher was Miss L.M. Dawson in 1914. The last school term ended in the spring of 1943, and in 1946, the building moved into Vanscoy and was later in use as a bus garage in the village of Vanscoy.


• DIOVA S.D. 769. The community requested a school in 1903, and the school house was erected on the SW corner of Section 20 36 7 W3. The final school term was 1957, and the students were conveyed to Vanscoy. In 1963, the school site was sold, and the area became part of the VANSCOY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3652.


• THE KRUMPELMANN SCHOOL DISTRICT. This school was organised in 1904, opening with Miss Kate Cameron as the first teacher and the school closed in 1951. Children attended the VANSCOY composite school. The school building was sold, moved and renovated into a home near Grandora.


• LAUREL SCHOOL 895. In 1904 the initial school meeting was held, and two acres of land on SE 25 35 8 were donated. Miss Louise Chubb held the first classes in January of 1905. LAUREL held their last class in 1950. The school district disorganised in 1965, the school building sold and moved four miles north.


• MERRILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1582 was erected 1906 on the SE section 343563. The school closed in 1965, and the children were transported into the city of Saskatoon.


• MINNESOTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1395. In 1905 the Department of Education received a petition from the district to erect a school on the NE corner of SE 33 34 7 3. Miss C. Kempster was the first teacher. MINNESOTA 1395 was surrounded by DETROIT 2565 to the south, MOON LAKE 3948 at the north east, VANSCOY to the north, and RICH HILL on the west. The Saskatoon (West) School Unit No 42 encompassed the MINNESOTA 1395 area in 1945. The school closed in 1960, and children bussed to Vanscoy.


• MOON LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3948. In the fall of 1918, Miss Annie Fraser (later Mrs. Jim Covin) was the first teacher in MOON LAKE 3948. The building was erected on the NW quarter of 9 35 6 W3, RM of Cory 344. The school closed in 1963, and the children thereafter attended VANSCOY SCHOOL.


• PEVERIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 551. The school building was erected over the years 1910-1911 on NE 4 35 8. However the school was moved in the 1919-1920 school year by the Loganton municipal council. The school closed after 1947, the building sold and dismantled.


• RICH HILL. The letter was sent in the spring of 1918 to the Department of Education requesting a school house, and a new school was built on the corner of SE 26 34 8 W3. Miss Emma Irene Dow taught the first classes. Pupils attended school in Delisle upon their school closure in 1951.


• SHELBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2110. The school building opened in 1909 under Mr. Shaw. The school district organised as early as 1905, and sent in three names, NEMENGO, Medora P.O.; FAIRVIEW, Quincy; and NEMENGO, before SHELBY was accepted. The last school term was taught in 1951, and the school district disorganised in 1965, the school building was sold. The school yard has since became part of the potash mine lands.


• VANSCOY S.D. 3652. School classes were held as early in 1914 before the school was built. Miss Agnes MacFarlane taught the first classes in 1916 when the school was built. By 1925, a second room was added, and in 1946, the DETROIT school building served as a theird classroom. In 1954 a new four room school opened in Vanscoy named CORONATION SCHOOL. KRUMPELMANN, LAUREL, DIOVA pupils attended school in Vanscoy, soon joined by BOYLESTON and other rural schools.

• ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3868. In January of 1913, the first school meeting regarding HOLFELD school district was held within the RM of Shamrock #134. In February of 1917, SE 11 33 19 W2 was chosen for a site, the school was built. Classes began under Nora C. Cronin in 1918. The school closed following the June 1940 term. In 1955, the school building became the teacherage in Dafoe, before being renovated into a home.


• AUDERVILLE SD 716. The school building arose on SE 27 33 20 W2 in 1914. Henry Podjan was the first teacher. Following the 1957 school term, the AUDERVILLE school was closed, the schoolhouse, barn and teacherage sold. Students then attended school in Jansen.


• BIEBERDORF SCHOOL DISTRICT 2157. The school district forming in 1908 sent away the petition to form the FRIEDESNFELD school district in 1909. This name was already in use, and in 1910, BIEBERDORF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2517 was approved. The schoolhouse was erected on two acres in the north west corner of NE 9 32 20 W2. Miss Munroe brought the first class to order, and the school operated until the end of the 1957 school term. Pupils were bused to Jansen


• COPELAND SCHOOL. The schoolhouse was opened in 1908, and operated until 1966.


• DAFOE SCHOOL NO 4038. The school building was constructed in the very north east corner of the Dafoe townsite. Anne Johnson became the first teacher. In 1968, the Dafoe school was closed and the school buildings were sold. A stone cairn and plaque were erected in 1989.Pupils were bussed to Wynyard.


• DEER PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1949. The school petition was sent off in 1907, and the schoolhouse erected on the southern portion of Section 5 33 20. Robert R. Paul was the first teacher in 1908. The DEER PLAIN schoolhouse served this district for 36 years. In 1944 the schoolhouse was moved into the hamlet of Esk. The schoolhouse was sold and a new school erected, which was also sold in 1964 and became a residence. Students were conveyed to Lanigan.


• FOOTE SCHOOL The school building opened in 1908 on NE 20 31 18 W2. A second building was needed in 1936 for secondary classes. FOOTE school closed in 1962.


• HALIBURTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1923. Residents sent off a letter to the Department of Education in 1907. The school site was allocated on one acre in the NE corner of SE 20 31 20 W2. Miss Kate Drysdale was the first teacher in 1909. In 1953, HALIBURTON closed, and students taken to Lockwood for classes. The school became the Haliburton Community Club.


• HIAWATHA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1720. The school site was the SW corner of SW 34 32 21 W2, and the school construction took place in 1907. In 1955 HIWATHA was absorbed into the DRAKE LARGER ATTENDANCE AREA, and the school closed. The school building became an extra classroom in Lanigan in 1958.


• HORTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2087. In 1908-1909, the school house was erected on the SE corner of NE 36 33 19. In February of 1909 Howard Stitt became the first teacher. In 1960, the school closed, pupils were bussed to Jansen. The school house was sold in 1961. As of 1992 the large red school barn could still be seen from Saskatchewan Highway 6 which bordered the school yard, having been built along the same grade as the early prairie trail. HORTON served pupils from three Rural Municipalities, LeRoy (Ayr), Lakeside (Quill Lake) and Prairie Rose.


• HOWAT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2106. In 1907, a meeting was held for a school district in the area. In 1908, the school house was erected on SE 15 31 21 W2. Miss Cumming was the first teacher in the spring of 1910. The school ceased to operate for classes in 1952, but remained a community centre before the building was sold. A cairn was erected in 1985.


• JANSEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2448. The inaugural meeting was held in the summer of 1909. The school building was erected on Lot 14 in Block 5, west half of Section 36 32 20 in the Jansen townsite. Classes opened under Miss Elizabeth M. Borthwick for the 1910-1911 school term. In 1945 JANSEN 2448 became part of the LANIGAN SCHOOL UNIT. A new four room school was opened in 1952 and remained in use until 1991. Jansen students were thereafter conveyed to Lanigan.


• KNELLER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3642. The district came together in the summer of 1915 to form a school district. KNELLER was erected on SE 36 31 22 W2. Classes began with Miss Inez McCullough as teacher in the 1916-1917 school term. An additionwas added in 1926. The school building was re-located to NW 32 31 21 W2 in 1952 to provide a centralized location to both KNELLER and OTTERBURN students. The last class was held in the 1957-1958 school term, and the school was closed. KNELLER schoolhouse was moved to Plunkett becoming the school there. Thereafter it was sold and resold moving to Kandahar, Punnichy, and finally Jansen.


• OTTERBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 250. The Department of Education received the community letter requesting forms in 1910. OTTERBURN school was erected on NE corner of SE 3 32 21 W2. William A Reade was the first teacher in 1912. In 1952, students were conveyed to KNELLER, HIAWATHA, or BIEBERDORF schools. Upon their closure, pupils attended classes in Drake.


• PAULINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1650. In 1906, a school committee came together for the formation of a school district. The school house was built upon SW 30 33 20 W2, and Mary I Dodd was listed as the first teacher in 1908. The school was taken by fire in 1920, and the school re-built. The school was absorbed into the LANIGAN SCHOOL UNIT #40. In 1955, PAULINE 1650 closed, the building sold and moved into Jansen. A cairn erected in 1989.


• PRAIRIE ROSE SCHOOL NO 1652. Following the organisational meeting held in 1907, the school building went up on SE 29 33 19 W2. The first teacher, Mildred S. Gehl started the 1909-1910 school term. The final school year was held 1952, and students attended school at HORTON or JANSEN.


• STONER REST SCHOOL DISTRICT 4056. The pioneers came together in 1918 for the formation of a school district. The school house was built on the SW corner of 21 33 21 W2 The first school term in 1919 was instructed by Lillian Neil. In 1945, STONER REST became part of LANIGAN SCHOOL UNIT #40. The last classes were held during the 1947-1948 school years. Students were bussed either to Esk or Lanigan. The school building itself was re-located to VALLEY FIELD school district. It was later taken by flames.

• BLUE SPRUCE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4947. The school building built of logs was located upon NW 1 53 14 W2 following a meeting held in the spring of 1931. The intial name was LONE BOAT after the First Nations Olympic runner of 1908. The school name changed to BLUE SPRUCE in 1934. The first teacher was Miss Helen Schmidt starting the 1934 school term.


• ELKDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4491. Spring of 1922 saw the school district hold their first organisational meeting. The building was constructed on NE corner of NE 18 51 14 W2, opening under Miss Gertrude M. Brazier in February of 1925. When ELKDALE closed in 1951, students went to classes in White Fox. The school building was re-located to HAIRPIN BEND school north of Botany.


• PINEHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 4360. The school house was erected on NE corner of NE 7 52 14 W2. George Needham taught the first classes commencing January 1922. The school later was moved one "mile east on the south side of SW 16 52 14" to centrally serve rural students when a school was erected in the White Fox town site. By 1947, the school building was moved into White Fox for an additional classroom there.


• PINE TORCH SCHOOL DISTRICT 4736. In the spring of 1927, the first organisational meeting assembled to petition the Department of Education for a school district. The first classes under Miss Vera Egner were taught in a leased home. In 1932, a new log school site was allocated at the NE corner of SE 24 52 14 W2. This log school house was completed in the fall of 1934. The last school term was held 1952, and children thence attended school in White Fox.


• RIVERS END SCHOOL DISTRICT 4945. In 1931, the school committee formed, and the proposed school site was established at the NW corner of SW 21 53 14 W2. The first teacher started the spring of 1932 with Theodore Frazis in charge. Rivers End remained operational until 1959, though the last record of a teacher was in 1953.


• TRAIL'S END SCHOOL DISTRICT 5153. In the winter of 1939, the ratepayers met to establish a school district. The school site selected was the NW corner of 25 53 14 W2, and the log school house completed by 1942, Miss Ann Hendricks was the first teacher installed in the new building. A frame school house was opened by January of 1951 and remained in use until 1960 when it closed and was moved away.


• WHITE FOX SCHOOL DISTRICT 4962. In the summer of 1930, residents petitioned for a school district. The site for the FOX RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4962was on the NE corner of NW 36 51 15 w2 using the United Church basement. Miss Margaret Hannah Stothers taught that first year, beginning January 1932. In 1935, a two room school house was erected. As there was already a WHITE FOX school in operation, this rural school became known as CHERRY RIDGE school, so that the White Fox townsite could change the name of FOX RIVER school district to WHITE FOX school district in the spring of 1936. A high school was added in 1946, and operated until L.P. MILLER COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL opened in Nipawin, and WHITE FOX thence taught grades 1 to 9 from 1971 on until it included kindergarden in 1982.

• CHURCHBRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT #124 First meeting May 26, 1888. First schoolhouse was built 1888, and was also the church. First teacher Miss Oliver. This school house relocated to Perley. In 1900 a request was made to re-open Churchbridge school, and in 1902 a schoolhouse was built. Miss Saide Hunt was the first teacher in 1903 for full term classes. In 1914 Inspector Anderson presented the concept to consolidate CHURCHBRIDGE, LOGBERT, THINGVALLA, BERESINA, and LISCARD schools, and later that year, a new two room school house was erected and in 1926 a two room additionwas needed. The old school building became the Peace Lutheran Church.


• BERESINA SCHOOL DISTRICT #835. In 1911, school was taught at Beresina church. The school district organised April 4, 1903. The schoolhouse was constructed at S.E. section 30 Township 23 Range 31 West of the 1 meridian with Wm G. Gourli beginning as the first teacher in 1904. The Willowbrok school was moved to the school yard in 1958. BERESINA closed December 1962, pupils bussed to Churchbridge or MacNutt schools.


• DOVEDALE School District / RIVERSDALE School District # 152 of the North West Territories. The school district of RIVERSDALE organised April 17, 1889 and the first teacher was Frank Hewgill in 1890. The first school house was erected on the S.W. quarter of Section 12 (Wm Rowland farm). The school building was moved to Section 7 Township 21 Range 32 West of the 1 meridian in 1906. In 1917 a new school was needed, and this one went up on SW section 18 Township 21 Range 32 West of the 1 Meridian. The Riversdale post office in Saskatchewan kept getting mixed up with Riversdale post office in Manitoba, so both school and post office in Saskatchewan were changed to DOVEDALE in 1907. DOVEDALE S.D. closed 1965, and pupils were conveyed to Churchbridge School.


• KINBRAE School District 73 organised on September 14, 1886. The settlement at that time was called Big Cut Arm. A log school was erected in 1886, however the first classes were held in a log granary. John Richards was the first teacher. By 1923, the a new school was erected. In 1963 students were transported to other schools, and in 1964 KINBRAE school was closed, the building school yard sold to the Catholic Church.


• LANDESTREW School District #3698 was organised in 1916, and a school building erected. The school site was N.W. section 19 Township 23 Range 30 West of the 1 Meridian. By 1961, the school closed, and students went off to MacNutt for schooling eight miles away. The first records of a teacher was in 1922, a Miss Albright.


• LANDSHUTT ROMAN CATHOLIC School District #30 was organised January 8, 1890. The schoolhouse was built around 1895. One of the first schools was a two story building with a teacher's residence upstairs. The school building was replaced in 1940. When the school closed, this school building was moved into Churchbridge as a spare classroom.


• LISCARD School District #2000 held its first organisational meeting on March 18, 1908. The SE corner of NE section 34 Township 21 Range 33 West of the 1 meridian. Miss Laura Craige was the first teacher. In the 1960-61 school years, the LISCARD was closed and pupils taken to Churchbridge. In 1980, the school was still at its original site.


• LOGBERG School District #206 was organised April 17, 1891, and a log school house was erected 1892 on the NE quarter of Section 4 Township 23 Range 32 West of the 1 meridian. Miss Anderson was hired on as the first teacher. In 1908, the school building was re-built on the SW quarter of Section 16 Township 22 Range 32 West of the 1 Meridian. The school closed in 1960, and pupils took the bus into Churchbridge. LOGBERG school was sold as a dwelling and later the school was moved off the school yard site.


• PENNOCK School District #1437 was established on November 2, 1905 by the Department of Education N.W.T. and the first meeting held January 15, 1906. The school building was erected on the S.E. corner of N.E. section 31 Township 23 Range 32 West of the 1 meridian. Mary Webster was taken on as first teacher. In 1908 the school re-located one mile to the west onto a bit of land straddling the NW and SW quarter sections of 32, Township 23 Range 32 West of the 2 Meridian[sic] (Alert: School moved one mile west of 31 23 32 W1 therefore the new location would not be 32 23 32 W2 that would be too far, web master note, it should probably be 32 23 32 W1 changing the section number only and not the meridian number as then this location would indeed make it on mile west and near Churchbridge). Again by 1930 a new school building was built, opened the same year. The PENNOCK school district was closed 1960, students attended school in Churchbridge. The schoolhouse was moved to Yarbo the following year.


• REDPATH School District #763 was constructed on section 20 in 1903, and the first teacher was Miss Currie. Section 20 was George Park's Homestead later the farm of Pius Helmle.


• REEVES School district #2440 was erected in 1909. When the schoolhouse was closed, it was sold and converted into a residence.


• ROTHBURY School District #204 organised into a school district in 1891, the same year, the schoolhouse was built on the SW corner of the SW quarter section 27 Township 24 Range 32. Samuel Murgford was the first teacher. A more central location was needed about 1912, but the school was not moved until the 1914-1915 school year to the NE corner of Section 16 Township 24 Range 32. A new building was built in 1950, in 1965, the school closed at the end of the school term, and pupils were conveyed into Churchbridge.


• THINGVALLA School District #108 decided to form a school in the fall of 1887, though the first recorded school meeting was held October 24, 1889. The school building was erected in 1888 on the SW quarter of Section 24, Township 22, Range 32, West of the 1 Meridian. School opened in the spring of 1889 under Miss Gudny Jones. It was in 1912, that the second school was erected on the NW section 19, Township 22 Range 31 West of the 1 meridian, and the original school was sold. In 1920, the location of the school changed again and the school building was moved to a more central location for students. A new school was needed in 1947 in the centre of the school district on the NE quarter of section 24. The school closed in 1963, and THINGVALLA schoolhouse was moved into Churchbridge to be used as a classroom.

• BEAR STREAM School District # 3165 was organised October 29, 1923. The school building built 1914 was named "DOROSHENKO" (Something very dear"). The location was the SE quarter of section 17 Township 31 Range 31 West of the 1 Meridian and the first teacher was Sam Werbowetski ifor the 1914-1915 school year. In 1928, the school burned down. The school was re-built one half mile south and one half mile east on the SE quarter of Section 16, Township 31 Range 31, West of the 1 Meridian. This school received the new name of BEAR STREAM. At the end of the school year 1964, the school closed down, the older grades were already being bussed to Kamsack, and now the younger grades joined them.


• BEAVER PLAINS School District #555 held its first meeting June 15, 1911. A school house was erected on the SE quarter section of 33 Township 32 Range 31 West of the 1 meridian. The first teacher was Andrew Zaharychuk in 1913. The school burned down in 1914, and a new school opened that same year. In 1953 a new school building was erected, and the old school moved onto a farm site near Pelly. The new BEAVER PLAINS school remained open until 1963 pupils bussed into Pelly and the school building also was moved into Pelly to become a classroom at EASTVIEW school. A marker was erected at the BEAVER PLAINS school site.


• DEVONSHIRE School District #3822 had a school board in 1914, and the school building was constructed in 1917. In 1962 DEVONSHIRE closed and pupils went into Pelly. According to the map, the school house located on the north west corner of the south west quarter section 27.


• FORT PELLY School District No. 163 was officially organised in 1889, and the first school building was a rented home. In 1916, a school house was erected on Section 25 and the school received the moniker the SCHOOL BESIDE THE BRIDGE. The southern portion of the district was served by PINES school district. FORT PELLY school burned in 1929, and a new schoolhouse was erected in 1930 on section 26, 1/2 mile away from the bridge across the Assiniboine River. In 1963 the school closed.


• KOBZAR School District #3597 on the south east corner of south east quarter section 3, organised December 28, 1914. The schoolhouse was built 1915 on the quarter first homesteaded by G. Murray. Miss Sarale Haney came on board as the first teacher in August of 1916. The last school term was the 1966-1967 year.


• LILY VALE school district 2509 was organised June 22, 1909 and the schoolhouse erected in 1910 on the NW corner of NW quarter Section 19 Township 31 Range 32 West of the 1 Meridian. School opened in the spring of 1911. The First Nation called this area "Nawahi Sipiwank" ("Between the Rivers"), and the first pioneers in the area settled in the village of Nadezhda in 1899. At the end of the 1959 school term, LILY VALE closed its doors. SMERENIE was formed in 1924, and LILY VALE lands were transferred to SMERENIE, and some lands were re-distributed to WHITESAND School district, as the classes of LILY VALE were getting very large. PRETTY VIEW was another neighbouring school district. A new LILY VALE school was erected in 1949 and operated for another ten years when it closed, and pupils went to SMERENIE school until 1961, when SMERENIE also closed, children then were conveyed into Veregin. The schoolhouse became a residence outside of Kamsack, The schoolhouse foundation remains in the schoolyard, and a sign erected to commemorate LILY VALE.


• LISTER School District #4194 erected in 1919 on the south west corner of south west quarter Section 18 Township 33 Range 31 West of the 1 Meridian following an organisational meeting held in the summer of 1918. Pauline A Neily was hired in the summer of 1920 as the first teacher. Neighbouring schools were MIDHURST (Pelly), RACING LAKE, and DEVONSHIRE. In 1932, the schoolhouse caught fire, and a new school erected to open in the spring of 1932 and was in use until 1953 when it was sold to be used as a home in Pelly . A new school was erected and remained operational until 1959 when it was sold to be used as an auto body shop in Pelly. A sign was raised at the schoolhouse site.


• PASIEKA School District #2419 was erected on the north west corner of the north west section 19 Township 33 Range 31 West of the 1 Meridian following the filing of a petition on February 5, 1909 though the proposed site was SE section 25 Township 33 Range 31 West of the 1 Meridian. Faye Sorrell noted that though the school was two miles out of Arran, the school district committee used the location of Fort Pelly, Racing Lake or Benito. This first schoolhouse burned to the ground, and the second schoolhouse was sold to be used as a home, and it later burned down as well. The theird schoolhouse served until 1958, and pupils were bussed into Arran for school in 1959. The schoolhouse was relocated to CLEARDALE school district. A sign was erected marking the PASIEKA school site.


• PINES School District 438 came together for their school organisational meeting on September 9, 1911. In 1912 the school was erected on the north east quarter of section 31 township 32 Range 32, then in 1915, the school was moved to the south west quarter of section 7 township 33 range 32. The school was ravaged by fire in 1929 and rebuilt. In 1962, PINES became part of Kamsack School Unit 35, the school house was sold and converted to a honey house.


• PRAIRIE VALLEY School District #4379 signed their petition March 1, 1920, following this the schoolhouse was erected on the north west corner of section 25, Township 33 Range 33 West of the 2nd Meridian. with the building completed in 1921, the first teacher was James Murchison. The school burned down 1933. The schoolhouse was rebuilt and re-opened for classes until 1955 when it was sold and made into a residence in Pelly. A sign was erected, and all that is left is the foundation and the school well.


• RACING LAKE School District #2206 The LEMON School District #2206 held their meeting October 27, 1908 and the building was erected on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 29. Miss Mcleaughen was the first teacher. On the commencement of the school year, September 1911, the school name became RACING LAKE. The school burned down 1929, and a few pupils went over to PASIEKA school while it was being re-built. RACING LAKE remained open until 1958.


• ST. BASCILIAN School District NO. 103 located on the north east quarter of section 12. It was noted by Mr. Hrynkiw, that the schoolhouse was located two miles south of the Lac La Course Hudson Bay Trading Post which lay on the trail alongside the Assiniboine River to Fort Pelly six miles northwest. Father De Corbystarted the first mission school in the area. In 1911, the ST. BASCILIAN School District was organised, opening May 1913 under S. Werboweski. IIn June of 1964 at the end of the school term, ST. BASCILIAN closed its doors.


• STRATFORD School District #4365 built on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 31. The organisational meeting was held in the fall of 1920, another meeting abandoned conveyance to ST. BASCILIAN, and a school building was erected. By July of 1922 Miss Anne Pekary was brought on as the first teacher. June of 1965 was the end of the last school term held in STRATFORD school. The schoolhouse was moved into Kamsack to be used as a classroom and the school site became a cultivated field.


• SUNNY ISLE School district 847 came together in 1912 with their first meeting, and by the fall of that year building commenced on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 23 township 34 range 32 west of the 1 meridian. Mis Rabey Ethel Lyons began classes in February 1913. With the enlargement of the school district in 1915, it was decided to move the school one mile west to a more central location to the school children families. Again in 1946, the school was moved to the north east section 24 township 34 range 32 west of the 1 meridian. June 1963 was the last school term


• VESNA School District 736 was erected April 9, 1912 on the north east corner north east section 22 township 22 township 33 range 30 West of the 1 meridian, Mike Chorneyko became the first teacher and the school closed in 1965. A sign marker was erected. The school building was bought by the Vesna Catholic Parish, and pupils attended school in Arran.


• WATSON CREEK School District 4083 organised on June 26, 1918 and the location of the schoolhouse was the north west corner north west section 31 Township 32 Range 30 West of the 1 meridian. First classes were held February 1919 under Billy Mills. In June of 1963, WATSON CREEK School closed.


• ARRAN school in the village of Arran was organised at the end of November 1914 and the school opened in the spring of 1915.

• MMOOSE RANGE School District 3039 (Moose Range Hamlet was located straddling the south west corner of the north west quarter section 16 and south east corner of the south east quarter section 17 near Aylsham and Carrot River.) The first school district meeting was held in the spring of 1913 for PORTSMOUTH school district. The name changed to MOOSE RANGE at the end of 1917. In 1914 the school building was built on the north east corner of the north west quarter section 33 with the school doors opening July 6, 1914, closing June 1961.


• CARLEA School District 3650 was located on the south west corner of south west quarter Section 30 township 48 range 13 near Carlea, SK (SW quarter 19 Township 48 Range 13) according to the map. The school district organised in 1915, and the school building went up on the South West quarter of section 30 Township 48 Range 13 West of the 2 meridian.


• DARTMORE School District 4380 located on north west quarter of section 34 north of Aylsham, within the area of Willow Flats. The school district came together in the summer of 1920 to organise a school district. The Department of Education recognised the DARTMORE School District No. 4380 in the Saskatchewan Gazetter in October of 1920, but it was not until the spring of 1921 that the school building was planned, a temporary school was held in the restored blacksmith shop and Mrs. T. Mary Craven became the first teacher. In 1924 pupils were driven to Redwood School until another temporary school building was found. The school building was built on the south east quarter of section 34 township 49 range 13. In 1959, school children attended school in Aylsham.


• AYLSHAM School District 4391 was organised at the end of December 1920 forming in January 1921. School children of the ASHVILLE school district attended CARLEA School district for the first few years. A temporary AYLSHAM school building was erected in 1927 on the south east quarter of section 3 township 49 range 13, west of the 2 meridian, and in 1928, a permanent school was opened in the fall. The school name change from ASHVILLE to AYLSHAM was proposed in 1932 to correspond to the name given the post office in 1921 (Aylsham post office), however it did not change until 1940. FREE STATE school pupils began to attend AYLSHAM IN 1952.


• REDWOOD School District 4400 came together for their first meeting January 8, 1921, and organised March 3, 1921. The school site was to be south west section 30 township 49 range 13 west of the 2 meridian, however classes began in a homesteader shack located on the north west section of section 21. The first school building was erected in 1923, but before classes were held , it burned, and the school was rebuilt, opening at the beginning of 1924. DARTMOUR [sic] school pupils attended the school until their building was completed. The school closed in 1944.


• LUING or METEOR School District 2281 (1926) was located on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 23 north of Aylsham. It was after the First World War that the school district formed in 1926. The school totally succumbed to fire in 1934, and was re-built. (The name METEOR as the Meteor hall was moved onto the school yard in 1939, area port office named Meteor was located in the SUNNYBROOK school district.)


• FREE STATE School District 4806 (July 1929) located on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 12 township 49 range 14 west of Aylsham. The school district came together in the spring of 1929 to form a school district, and by that summer FREE STATE school district was formed. The school closed in 1952, and pupils attended school in Aylsham.


• MEADOWCROFT (WEST) School District 1945 located on the north west corner of the north west quarter Section 7 township 50 range 12. MEADOWCROFT school district was the first school area, and MEADOWCROFT (WEST) school was located one and a half mile south and three miles west of that original school. MEADOWCROFT School was full in 1945 and unable to serve the increasing number of children in the district. Building of MEADOWCROFT (WEST) began in 1945, and the school opened at the end of the year, the original MEADOWCROFT became MEADOWCROFT (EAST). MEADOWCROFT (WEST) remained opened until 1959.

• TOFT HILL School District 3396 organised June 1911 serving sections in township 31 range 18 west of the theird meridian near Stranraer. The first teacher was Theodore Fallaise in 1917, and the final teacher was hired on in 1945.


• KENSINGSTON School District 2723 organised November 9, 1910 serving sections in townships 29 adn 30 range 18 west of the theird meridian near Fiske, SK. The first teacher, Andrew Allison, was hired on in 1911. The last teacher was hired on in 1959.


• MAPLETON School District 2839 organised in the spring of 1911 serving sections in townships 29 and 30 range 19 west of the theird meridian. The first teachers were Bernice Robinson and Sherman M. Arnold in 1912.


• HERSCHEL School District


• OSKALOOSA School District 3702 organising in March of 1916 served sections in township 30 and 31 range 17 west of the theird meridian near McGee, SK. The schoolhouse was erected on the S.E. corner of the S.E. quarter section 17 township 30 range 17 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was David Johnson Allen in 1916. The last teacher was hired on in 1945.


• VALLEY CITY School District 2656 organised in August of 1910 serving sections in township 29 ranges 17 and 18 west of the theird meridian near Marion. The first teacher was A. Rowell in 1910, and the final teacher in 1945.


• D'ARCY School District 3016 organised May 1913 serving sections in township 28 and 29 range 18 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was Eva K. Bailey in 1913.


• DEER HILL School District 3135 organised September 22, 1913 serving sections in township 28 range 17 and 18 west of the theird meridian.


• BIG BEN School District 4718 organised at the end of July 1927 serving sections in township 28 range 19 west of the theird meridian near D'Arcy. The first teacher brought on was Mary Mathieson in 1929. The final teacher was hired in 1944.


• BAD LAKE (unorganised)


• BONNIEVALE School District 4023 organised in April 1918, and served sections in township 27 and 28, range 17 west of the theird meridian near Fiske. The first teacher on board was Gladys Stonehouse in 1918, and the school closed in 1940.


• BELVOIR School District 4110 organised November 2 1918, serving sections in township 27 and 28, range 16 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was Helen Laura Wallace hired on in 1919, and 1945 was the final year of operation.


• MCGEE School District 2751 organised at the end of 1910 and served the community until 1945. The school district contained sections in township 29 range 16 and 17 west of the theird meridian.


• RIDPATH School District 2688 came to be in the village of Ridpath in 1910 with Wilson Angus as first teacher. RIDPATH School District 2751 served sections in township 29, ranges 15 and 16 west of the theird meridian.


• ANGLIA School District 3716 began in the community hall in 1914, permanent building built in 1917, later sold and moved away. School district includes sections of township 20, range 16 west of the theird meridian. The first teachers wereEverett McDonald Sly and William Otto Erb.


• BALNAMOON School District. LONESOME TRAIL school district 3727 organised in 1916, serving sections in township 28 and 29 range 16 west of the theird meridian. In 1910, LONESOME TRAIL took over properties and administration of BRODIE school district 2522. Eva Jean Rowat was the first teacher in 1916. LONESOME TRAIL closed in the middle of 1945.


• LOTUS School District 2250 was organised December of 1908, and the first teacher was Gordon S. Clancy hired in 1909. The school district contains sections in township 30, range 16 and 17 west of the 3rd meridian. The school building was sold in 1942.


• SPRINGVILLE School District 1081 hired their first teacher, Florence MacDougall in 1913, and the school district organised 1912. The school district contained sections in township 28, range 15 and 16 west of the theird meridian near Ridpath. By 1946, no records are kept of teachers hired, nor school board members.


• SUNNYBANK School District


• BRODIE School District 2522 opened in a temporary building, a granary in 1908, and a permanent school house was erected in 1909. BRODIE school district was formally organised in February of 1910 containing sections in townships 29 and 30 range 16 west of the theird meridian. The school district dis-organised in 1916.


• EGREMONT School District 4734 hired their first teacher, Norah E. Jones in 1928. The school organised October 1927 containing sections in township 30 and ranges 15 and 16 west of the theird meridian near Rosetown, SK. By 1945, no teachers were hired, and pupils were conveyed to another school
• CREST School District 4263 organised in October of 1919 under the name HIGGSON School District 4263 serving sections in township 28 and 29 range 17 west of the theird meridian. The name changed from HIGGSON to CREST in 1920. The first teacher was Amy Evelyn Preddy in 1921. The final year year was 1945.


• SPRING LAKE district's first teacher was Mr. Allison.

• PENNANT School District 3182 was served by classes held in the Presbyterian church, until the school building went up in 1913. In the winter of 1927, the school burned down, and the United Church was used until a larger school was built in 1928. OHIOVILLE School was moved onto the school site as an additional classroom in 1957 after it had closed.


• BATTRUM School District's first teachers were Miss Echart and Elsie M. Goodwin between 1919-1921. The school opened in town, and served the community students until 1958 when children were conveyed to PENNANT school.


• GRAMPIAN School District 3638 was erected 1928 with Miss Winnie Tweedle as the first teacher. The final school year ended June 1949.


• GREEN DELL School District 3118 was built 1915 on the south west corner of the south east quarter of section 3 on Koehler land. MissMcCharles, was the first teacher, starting in 1915, and the final teacher was hired in 1952.


• OHIOVILLE School District 1854 ws established near the Keithville Post office (SE 34 township 18 range 16 west of the theird meridian). OHIOVILLE sent in their petition letter the spring of 1907. The school went up on the north west corner of section 27 township 18 range 16 west of the theird meridian in the fall of 1907. When the school was completed in 1908, Osborne Carr was hired on as the first teacher. At the beginning of 1947, the school was sold and a new one erected on the same site. By the spring of 1953 the school closed, and in the fall of 1953 children attended PENNANT School.


• SCOTIA School District 3734 held their first meeting in February of 1916. The land purchased for the school site was the north west quarter of section 36, township 17 range 18 west of the theird meridian near Fosterton (Fosterton Post Office locates NE Sec.34, Twp.17, R.18, W3). Miss Jessie Thompson came on as the first teacher.


• VALENTINE School District 2824 held their first organisational meeting spring of 1911, though the map was drafted at the end of 1910. The school district map shows a marking at the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 22 township 19 The school closed in 1942, the schoolhouse was sold and moved in 1957 as the Mt. Herman Lodge Af, AM 124 building in Pennant, SK.


• VERGLAND School District 2909 was located in the north east corner of the south east quarter of Section 17 township 17 range 17 west of the theird meridian. The school trustees organised in the spring of 1913 and the school was erected by that fall. The school closed at the end of the 1954 school year, and the building was sold, though it was still standing on the original location at the writing of this local history book.

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• FAIR PLAY S.D. 192 located on the north west corner of the south half of section 10 township 18 range 12, was built following the organisation meeting in the early summer of 1890. A.J. Bunting came on as the first teacher. In 1897, a new building was erected. In 1964, the school building was sold, and moved off the school yard.


• GLENN LYNN School District began in an empty home in 1893, and in 1895, the residents came together in a meeting to organise a school district. In 1898, the name of GLENN LYNN School District 333 was adopted. In 1964, the children were conveyed into Indian Head, and GLENN LYNN closed.


• INTERLAKE School District opened under Miss Kate Forrest, before the school district formed, the community was known as the Local Improvement District #8 H 2. LIDs were precursors to the Rural Municipalities, RMs.


• JUBILEE School District 1122 was constructed in 1904 on the east portion of section 7 township 19 range 12, and readied to open at the opening of 1905 under Miss Margaret McMoris in January. A new school was built in 1926 and remained open until 1955, when students bussed into Indian Head.


• KATEPWE School District opened in 1874, and closed in 1955. The first school was sold to the Oblate Fathers to use a a church. The next KATEPWE School building was erected on the south west quarter of section 28 township 19 range 12.

• BELL BOY School District 5053 had a log schoolhouse up on the south west quarter of section 17 township 50 range 10 west of the 2nd meridian which went up in 1934. The first records of the school district meetings were in 1935. The first teacher brought on was Winnifred Williams who started in the spring of 1935. In 1948 a new school went up and was in use until 1951 when the children were bussed to Carrot River. The school was closed and used at RENO HILL school district until it was again sold and used on a farm.


• BLUE JAY School District 4901 held their first meeting in 1931, and Mrs. Frieda Suderman was hired on as teacher starting up classes in June of 1932. The last classes held were in 1972. The school and school yard were sold in 1976.


• CARROT RIVER Elementary School started up in 1959.
• CAUSEWAY School School District had their first log school house built in 1935 and H.S. Clayton started the first classes. A new school went up in 1942 when the old one was taken by flames in 1941. Final classes were 1958, and the school building became a classroom in Carrot River. The pupils, as well, were conveyed into Carrot River.


• CHARMFIELD School District 4641 had a schoolhouse on the North West quarter section 8 township 49 range 11 west of the 2 meridian. Miss Violet Murray was hired as the first teacher. In 1946, the school buildings was moved one mile west, which was more central to the children in the area. CHARMFIELD was closed in 1953.


• COSMO School District 4957 held their first meeting in the summer of 1931. The school building went up in the spring of 1934. In 1944, the Eammonds Creek Hall was rented to be used as a second school for the COSMO school district 4957, and at a different school yard as the community had flourished so fast. hall became known as Cosmo #2 and the original Cosmo School Building was referred to as Cosmo #1. By the end of 1949, the students were bussed to Carrot River.


• GLEN HORNE School District 5048 held their first school meeting 1934. On the south east corner of section 2 township 51 range 10 west of the 2 meridian, the log school house was erected ready for Marion Wheaton to begin classes at the end fof April 1935. GLEN HORNE closed its doors following the 1961 school term.


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• LABALM School District 4573 was organised in 1924, and Edna (Teddy) Sodson came on as first teacher in 1927. The school remained open until 1947 when it was moved into Moose Range hamlet to be used as a temporary school LABALM HAMLET School District 4573, while a two room school was built in town. LABALM HAMLET remained open until 1955, when children were conveyed into Carrot River, both schools also moved into Carrot River to be used as classrooms.


• LUING School District 2284 was organised in 1925 following a school district meeting. The school went up on the north east quarter of section 23 township 50 range 13, and remained open until the end of the 1958-1959 school term.


• MEADOWCROFT WEST School District closed in 1958. The first MEADOWCROFT school was established by 1940 as a log school building, over time, MEADOWCROFT community erected a frame school building to serve the educational needs.


• MERRYFIELD School District 5216 used the COSMO school house on the south west quarter of section 10 township 49 range 11 in 1949. Classes began in 1948. When the school closed children from CHARMFIELD and MERRYFIELD were conveyed to LEBALM school.


• MOOSE RANGE school 3039 was situated on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 33 township 48 range 12 west of the 2 meridian in 1914. The community organised in 1913 with meetings, for PORTSMOUTH school district 3039 which later became MOOSE RANGE. Mrs. Rebecca Valleau was brought on as the first teacher, and MOOSE RANGE closed at the end of the 1960-1961 school year.


• MOOSEDALE School District 4997 organised December 1932, with the school erected in 1933 opening under Miss Marg. Duddridge. In the fall of 1960 pupils went into Carrot River for schooling.


• MOSSY VALE School Distrcit 5159 organised spring of 1939 and the school built 1943. In 1961, the majority of the school district was taken underwater by the Tobin Lake reservoir, closing the school as the families moved out of the area.


• PAPIKWAN School District 5243 was cleared of bush by World War II veterans along with the Smoky Burn Project, Huntdale and Papikwan. In 1950 a school was donated to the area by the government and moved in. In 1951 the school was moved to the south area of the camp (houses and schools were constructed on skids so could be towed around). The building burned down that year, and in the summer of 1952 the community bought another school house which was moved to the east side of the camp, the school district was organised the summer of 1952, and the school land became Section 2 township 50 range 9 west of the 2 nd meridian. To the north west was BELLBOY School District, WOODLAND to the west,WILLOW DALE to the north, and PLEASANT ACRES was north east, and PAPIKWAN was south. The residents sent the children off to Carrot River by bus in 1958 as there was difficulty procuring teachers, soon the bus route incorporated pupils from CRACKING RIVER who were being conveyed into Carrot River as well. The PAPIKWAN school building became the community hall.


• PETAIGAN School District 4965 was erected in 1932 as a log school building opening with Laura Bruce as first teacher. The school was sold, and used as a community hall one half mile south of the school yard.
  
  PTARMIGAN School District 4946 organised in the summer of 1931, the same year the rail arrived in Carrot River. Miss Audrey Young became the first teacher. A new school went up in 1947, and in 1950 the school changed names to CARROT RIVER town school. Neighbouring school districts for sports days were BLUE JAY, COSMO, CHARMFIELD, GLEN HOME and WOODCHUK.


• RAVENDALE School District 5055 opened in 1936, however Mrs. Frank Stewart taught children in a pioneer log cabin. The school district held their first meeting in 1934 and the school went up in 1936. At the end of June 1962, RAVEDNDALE closed its doors, and children were taken into Carrot River.


• RENO HILL School District 5158 pioneers met for a meeting the fall of 1939, the school built in the spring of 1940 and Mrs. Josie Rodman Jamont was brought on as a teacher in the summer of 1941. The school yard was the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 18 township 53 range 11 west of the second meridian.


• SILVER ECHO School District 5146 had a yellow and green school erected in around 1938, or 1939 on north east quarter section 31 township 51 range 10 west of the 2 meridian opening in the summer of 1941 under Mrs. Callander, who initially taught the classes in German. SILVER ECHO closed its doors at the end of the school term, 1960, and children were conveyed into Carrot River.


• SILVER PINE School District 5011 was organised in 1934-1935 and erected south of Tamarak Swamp township 51 range 13 west of the 2nd meridian. The school building was erected the spring of 1935, and Viola M. Robertson was the first teacher brought on in 1935.


• SMOKY BURN School School District 5234 held their first meeting the summer of 1948. The school building was owned by the Department of Social Welfare and Mrs Edith Curtis was the first teacher at SMOKY BURN Government Aided School, opening that fall. In the summer of 1949, SMOKY BURN school District 5234 was organised, and the school site was the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 32 township 8 range 50 west of the 2 meridian. A temporary building was provided in the fall of 1949 until the school house was completed. For the 1955-1956 school term, the AYLSHAM school building was moved in for another classroom. In 1961, pupils wre bussed into Carrot River.


• WHITE CLAY School District 4928 was established in 1931 with a log school house. This school burned down in the winter of 1936-1937, and a new frame school building erected on the north west quarter section 11 township 51 range 12 west of the 2 meridian. The school closed at the end of the 1952-1953 school term, pupils went into Carrot River. The school house was moved into Carrot River and became a church.


• WOODCHUCK School District 4995 held an organisational meeting 1932 and organised at the beginning of 1933. The first classes were held in a pioneer's log home on south west secion 27 township 51 range 11 west of the 2nd meridian. The permanent school house went up on the north east quarter of section 22 township 51 range 11 west of the 2nd meridian early in 1939. The small REDWOOD school district schoolhouse was bought and moved into the school yard in 1949 and used until 1957 and sold. WOODCHUCK school closed in 1964, and children went off to Carrot River for school. The school building was purchased and moved onto a farm.

• LONGLAKETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 112: An examination in o the location of LONGLAKETON reveals differeing oral and written reports. The final location ended up to be the south west quarter of section 34 township 21 range 21 west of the 2nd meridian. There are also reports of the school on south east section 32 township 21 range 21 west of the 2nd meridian and later moved. Department of education records hold other sites at southewast section 4 township 22 range 21 west of the 2nd meridian as well as the north east quarter of section 34 township 21 range 21 west of the 2nd meridian. The school was incorporated in 1890, and opened in 1891 under Miss Mary K Hunter.


• SYLVAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 365 organized in the spring of 1895. The school building was erected on the south east corner of Alex McLellan's land. By 1915, the school was relocated to the west side of the quarter section. In 19378, the school was rebuilt on a new location, the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 6 township 22 range 20 west of the 2nd meridian. SYLVAN school was operational between 1896 and 1962 at which time, students were conveyed to Earl Grey.


• MARIETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 313 incorporated in 1899, and an empty home was used as the first school house. IN the fall of 1902, land at the south west corner of the north west quarter of section 36 township 22 range 23 west of the 2nd meridian was offered for a school yard, and the following year, a new school house was erected. By 1928, a new larger school was needed, and this was assembled south of the old school which was used as a hall. MARIETON closed in 1957.


• CRAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 710 first held their classes in the vicarage, after incorporating in the spring of 1902. Craven Village School district formed early in 1906 following the formation of Craven village in 1905. A new school was needed in the village in 1912, and a four room brick building was built.


• SPRAYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1520 incorporated in 1906. The school was built on the north east quarter of section 20 township 22 range 21. The first records of classes were in 1911 with pupils taught by Annie Fullard.
STONEYCROFT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1746 incorporated in 1907. The school house was erected on the north west quarter of section 34 township 22 range 22 and opened under the teaching of Jean Ross.

• SCARBOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1804 formed in 1907, and the school house was located oat the north west quarter of section 6 township 22 range 19.


• EDENKILLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2022 held their first organisational meeting in 1908, this same year, the school district was incorporated and the school house went up on the south east quarter of section 22 township 23 range 23.


• BURNSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2146 similaraly indorporated in 1908, with a school being built on the north east quarter of section 9 township 21 range 20 and opening the following year.


• VERNA SCHOOL DISTRICT 195 indorporated in 1911. The school ws built and opened the following year on the south west quarter of section 14 township 21 range 21.


• SILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1038 saw their school built in the summer of 1912, and the first teacher was Miss M LInts. In 1964 all high school students traveled to Strasbourg for schooling, no longer relying on the SHILTON school, and in 1969, children attended either Bulyea or STrasbourg elementary schools and SILTON closed its doors.


• THORNCLIFFE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4183

• WILFRED SCHOOL NO 1476. The first recorded location of the school house was the south west quarter of section 30 township 40 range 24 west of the second meridian with classes opening under Mr. Hunko in 1910. By 1929, a new school was needed, and was erected on the south west corner of the north west quarter section 19 township 40 range 24 west of the 2nd meridian. The school closed in 1963. The book lists all pupils and teachers as well as photos.


• MIDDLE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2271. The first school was erected along the road between sections 10 and 11, and the schoolhouse proper was located within section 10 township 41, range 23 west of the 2nd meridian. A new school was erected in 1937, and it was erected on the center of the west side of the south west quarter section 2 township 41 range 23 west of the second meridian. Teachers and pupils through to 1961 are listed in the book.



• MacKINTOSH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2610. This school went up on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 24 township 41 range 24. The first teacher was Mr. Sloan in the spring of 1911. This school closed its doors in 1960.



• LAKE IGNACE SCHOOL NO 3216 was built in 1914 on the south east quarter of section 1 township42 range23 west of the second meridian, and the new school house was erected in 1936 on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 5 township 42 range22 west of the second meridian.
  
  
• MERRYWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3470. Residents came together in 1920 to form their school district, with a school house raised on the south west quarter of section 5 township 41 range 22 west of the 2nd meridian. The school opened in 1922 under Miss Farrel. By 1961 the school was closed, and pupils attended school in Middle Lake.
  
  
• LUCIEN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4333. This school district came together in 1925, and a school was built on the south west quarter of section 25, township 40 range 24 west of the 2nd meridian. Pupil and teacher's names are recorded in the book.
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• MIDDLE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4943. GROVE LAKE SCHOOL NO 4943 opened in 1932 under Kathleen Bell. Over the years this one room schoolhouse was expanded to a three room schoolhouse. A new school was built in the idle of Middle Lake, and the new GROVE LAKE school now had six school rooms. By 1968, the school changed names to MIDDLE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4943. Pupils and teachers 1932 to 1981 are recorded in the history book.
  
  

• KINCORA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2726. The petition was sent in 1910, and a schoolhouse erected in 1912 on the south west quarter of section 4 township 27 range 20 west of the theird meridian with classes held under Mr. Alexander. This schoolhouse was located one mile west and two miles west of the present village and used as a school and a church. Classes opened under Miss Edna Steve in 1917. In 1916, the townsite of Glidden moved one mile in accordance with correspondence with the Canadian National Railway. Glidden then located at 21-26-23-W3 About 1918 or 1919, the schoolhouse was moved into the village proper. By 1920, a new consolidated school was needed in the village. The name changed to GLIDDEN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL 2726 in 1927.


• WILD ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Opened in 1912, on the north west quarter of section 13 township 27 range 23 after a petition was sent in the previous year. SD 330 and 2726 bordered Wild Rose.


• QUINNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT was erected on the south west quarter of section 33 township 25 range 24 in 1912.


• GOLDEYE SCHOOL DISTRICT was raised in 1914, but did not open till the spring of 1915. The residents came together in 1913 to send in their petition.


• TUSCOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT sent in their petition in 1918, and erected their school house in 1918, and the school opened in 1919.


• TEEPEE SCHOOL DISTRICT opened in 1919, and they had petitioned the Department of Education in 1918.


• DUNN SCHOOL DISTRICT opened in 1934, and their petition had been sent in 1929.
  
  

• LAKE FOUR school district 5120. In 1939 the first school opened,a log house erected on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 27 township 54 range 6 west of the theird meridian under Miss Jessie Hoey. In 1940, a new school went up as the first had gone up in flames and in 1968 the children were conveyed into Debden. The majority of the pupils were Norwegian, Swedish or German in the area.
  
  
• MILLARD HILL school district 5205. Pupils had been travelling to STUMP LAKE, RABBIT BLUFF, SILENT CALL and WANAKENA until 1945, when residents decided to organise for their own school district. The school opened in 1946 in a log house located at the north east quarter of section 33 township 52 range 5 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was Mrs. Pauline Chalifour. The school remained open for two years. In 1958 pupils were on the bus route into Canwood or Debden school.
  
  
• PARK VALLEY school district 5071 held their first school district meeting spring of 1934, the schoolhouse was built upon the north east quarter of section 6 township 54 range 5 west of the theird meridian, and the first school teacher hired on in 1937, F.S. Lawton. A new school went up in 1940 after the last school burned down, this new school serving the area until 1966.
  
  
• RABBIT BLUFF school district 5070 held their organisational meeting in the spring of 1934. In 1937, the first schoolhouse was erected on the south east quarter of section 22 township 53 range 5 west of the theird meridian, and their first teacher was Miss Margaret Wood. A sign was erected remembering the Rabbit Bluff School District -if anyone can take a photo, and send it in, much appreciated.
  
  
• STUMP LAKE school district 4987 was located on the north east quarter of section 7 township 53 range 4 west of the 3rd meridian and the schoolhouse erected in 1933. The first teacher was Mrs Thor Johnson in 1934. The school closed June 1962, and were thereafter bussed into Canwood.
  
  

• BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4324 came together in 1920, erected a red brick schoolhouse on the south east quarter of section 28 township 17 range 6 west of the 2nd meridian. The school was open between November 1920 and June 1961.
  
  
• BROADVIEW SCHOOL #5 went up in 1883, and a new larger two room school was needed by 1893. The theird Broadview school was erected in 1907.


• CLIFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 278 organised in 1894, and the schoolhouse was constructed on the north east corner of section 22, township 16, range 4 west of the 2nd meridian. The Broadview Pioneer History Society mention that this frame schoolhouse was destroyed by a cyclone in 1900, and a new stone and masonry schoolhouse was constructed in its stead. The last teacher served in 1955.


• EDEWOOD SCHOOL 272 also organised in 1893, and school classes commenced that same year. A new school was built more centrally to the school district on the south part of south west quarter of section 14 township 16 range [not mentioned] west of the 2nd meridian. The location of the first schoolhouse is not given. The second school closed at the end of the school term, 1959


• ELCAPO SCHOOL DISTRICT 3013 came together in 1913, and built the schoolhouse on the north east quarter of section 21 township 17 range 5 west of the 2nd meridian. This school was taken by fire in 1916, and a new school was built 1/2 mile west of the original school yard site. Students were conveyed into Broadview in 1959 when ELCAPO school closed down.


• HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 437 organised the HIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 437 N.W.T. in 1896, and the school district re-arranged its boundaries in 1917, and 1933. The schoolhouse went up on the north west quarter of section two township fifteen range 2. The original school became the Broadview Museum, and a new school ws erected on the south east quarter of section three, township fifteen, range five west of the second meridian. The second school was operational 1938-1959.


• HILLESDEN-----WEEDHILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 held their first organisational meeting in 1886. The original school district encompassed township 15 range 6, with the school building constructed on south west quarter of section 22 township 15 range 6 west of the 2nd meridian. The school name changed from WEED HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 to HILLESDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 on April 24, 1923. A new school building was needed by 1930, however such was not constructed until 1947 on the north west quarter of section 16 township 15 range 6 west of the 2 meridian. When the school closed in 1964, pupils went along to Windthorst or Broadview by schoolbus. (Note both spellings are given in this book; WEEDHILLS and WEED HILLS )


• KINGSLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3916 established itself in 1912, and with subsequent meetings, the schoolhouse was erected in the Pipestone valley with the first classes held in May of 1918. KINGSLEY closed its doors in 1959.


• MEADOW LEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 55 held their first meeting 1886. The location of the first school was one mile south of the site chosen for the second school erected in 1909/1910. The first teacher, Miss Lucas started in 1887, and the final year saw Leo Dupont as teacher in 1959.


• LOGWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4924 held their first meeting in the spring of 1931. The schoolhouse site was section 10 township 17 range 4. The first teacher was Miss Hilda Boyer in September of 1931. This school also closed their doors in 1959.


• NEWBORGER SCHOOL DISTRICT 2657 held their first meeting in 1910, the school site chosen was the south east 5 corner of section 1 township 16 range 4 west of the second meridian. When the family of Alf Friday left the school district name changed from FIDAY'S SCHOOL DISTRICT to NEWBORGER SCHOOL DISTRICT 2657. The school district boundaries changed in 1920 and 1928.


• NORTHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2988 became established in 1913, and the school opened in the spring of 1914 on land acquired from Mr. Singular. NORTHWOOD range the school bell the last time in June of 1965 as local pupils bused into town.


• OAKSHELA SCHOOL built in 1909, and the first teacher was Mr. Towel who held classes in a local shack. By 1912, Oakshela had a new school house built. This first school referred to as the "old School" was operational until 1920 when it was moved to the present school yard, and sold in the 1940s. The second school was operational for a few years before a new consolidated school building was built.


• PERCIVAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2101 came together in 1908, with the schoolhouse erected on the north west section 19 township 16 range 3 west of the 2nd meridian. The first teacher was Mary Shepherd, in the fall of 1908, and the final classes closed the doors in June of 1965.


• RIVER AYR SCHOOL DISTRICT 534 came together in 1889 sending in their petition for a school, and the schoolhouse went up on the north west quarter of section 6 township 16 range 4. In 1908 the boundaries were altered, and in 1936, the school changed names from RIVER AIR to RIVER AYR following two letters of 1916 and 1934 to the Department of Education (now the Ministry of Education). RIVER AYR remained in use until 1958, when the schoolhouse was sold and moved offsite.


• SPRING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 153 held their inaugural meeting in 1889. The site approved was the south west corner of the south east quarter section 3 township 16 range 5 west of the 2 meridian. In 1915 the school relocated to the south west corner of the south east quarter of section 3 township 16 range 5 west of the 2 meridian, near the site of the original school. School district boundaries were altered in 1920, and the schoolhouse went up in flames the following years. A new building went up to replace it operating until 1959, when the building became the community hall.


• WEED CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT schoolhouse was built on the north east quarter of section 20 township 16 range 5 in 1920. Classes began the next year under Dorothy Petchell.


• BROADVIEW SCHOOL UNIT NO 18 was a consolidated school building erected in 1946, first as BROADVIEW SCHOOL DIVISION NO 18, changing names to BROADVIEW SCHOOL UNIT NO 18 in 1979.


• BRADLEY SCHOOL opened November 20, 1921 according to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taube and family.
  
  

• BALCARRES SCHOOL DISTRICT 87 held their first classes in 1887 in a log homestead shack. By 1891 the school district boundaries expanded to include more pupils and a frame schoolhouse was erected on South east Section 12 township 21 range 12 west of the 2nd meridian. This site was one mile south of Balcarres. Miss Kate Gillespie (Mrs. Motherwell) was the first teacher. By 1905 this first one room schoolhouse was sold to allow for construction of a two room brick schoolhouse in Balcarres next door to the church. This two room schoolhouse lasted until 1911 when a new three room brick schoolhouse was required. In 1950, another two room sddition was required, and in 1952, another building was allocated for grades 5 and 6. In 1964 Balcarres was established as a Consolidated school. To preserve the original heritage, the 1911 school was demolished, and using the schoolhouse bricks, a replica was constructed on the old schoolhouse site in 1980.
  
  
• SALTOUN SCHOOL DISTRICT 40 was firstly named BONNYCASTLE SCHOOL, and classes were held in a log house as early as 1886. This first class was located in section 11 township 20 range 12. The first teacher was E.A. Partridge. By 1896 a new school was required, and a new brick building was raised on the north east of section 14. About 1909 was when the name changed from BONNYCASTLE to SALTOUN. The hamlet of SALTOUN had disappeared with the railroad route through Balcarres and Abernethy. At this time, the school district changed and BELLE PLAIN (later TIPPERARY) and PLEASANT VALLEY received lands on the far side of the rail tracks. In 1917, a new site (South west section 23 township 20 range 12) and new schoolhouse were needed. By 1964 students were bussed to the Consolidated School located in Balcarres.
  
  
• VIOLETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1819 was established in 1907, and the school district forming the next year. They erected the school of stone, and named it ROBSON SCHOOL. In 1912, the school changed names to VIOLETTE SCHOOL. By 1964, the students of VIOLETTE were attending the Consolidated School in Balcarres, and the doors at VIOLETTE were closed.
  
  
• TIPPERARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2008 came together to hold their first meeting in 1908. The school site selected was the corner of section 36 township 19 range 12 west of the 2nd meridian. The schoolhouse was finished by 1909, and the school opened under the name of BELLE PLAIN with Miss Nellie Edwards as teacher. In 1915, the Village of Belle Plain built a schoolhouse in town, and the Department of Education requested that the rural school forsake the name of Belle Plain for the village school. The rural school became known as TIPPERARY after this time. t=In 1964, Balcarres and Abernethy and rural schools consolidated, and the pupils of TIPPERARY were bussed into town.
  
  
• MOUNT VICTORY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2209 was started in 1908, and the building finished in 1910. In 1951, this first school was relocated into Balcarres to become a church hall, and a new school was constructed. MT VICTORY school closed in 1964 after consolidation with Balcarres and Abernethy.
  
  
• REDROWS SCHOOL DISTRICT 3038 formed in 1913, and the schoolhouse went up on south east section 4 township 21 range 12 west of the 2nd meridian. In 1914 Miss Ruston was the first teacher, and Ruth Wallace the final teacher when the school was closed in 1959.
  
  
• DETER LAKE SCHOOL 4025 held their first meetings as early as 1918, a school site at north west section 1 townshp23 range 12. The school opened to classes in 1920 under R.L. Penny, and the last classes were held in 1964 with Mrs. Janet Keisig.
  
  
• CRANESHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4524 began organising meetings in 1922. In 1923, the CRANESHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4524 officially was erected, and completed by 1924. The first classes were held in an old home in 1923 which had been relocated to the school yard on north west section 5 township 22 range 12 west of the 2nd meridian. This first school was sold, and the schoolhouse was finished on the south east corner of north east section 8 township 22 range 12. CRANESHILL school was closed in 1964 when the consolidated schools were established.
  
  

• BEULAH SCHOOL DISTRICT 4427 saw residents coming together in 1921 to form a school district. The school site was the south east corner of section 25, although the south west corner of section 30 was also offered for a school location. In the summer of 1921, the schoolhouse was built, and the first teacher was Mrs. Jean MacKay that fall. BEULAH closed in 1960, was sold, and became a home.
  
  
• BULYEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1215 began erected their school building in 1913 on the south west quarter of section 27 township 23 range 21. The exterior of the building was tin, and earned the school a moniker of "tin school", however the school opened under the name VIOLA. While the school was under construction, classes commenced in the town hall building. In 1918, the school name changed from VIOLA to BULYEA. The following year, a brick two story school was built, and again town hall was used for overflow classes until the new building was ready. In 1923 both the one room and the two room school buildings were being utilised. When the two room schoolhouse succumbed to flames, the town hall was again used for classrooms, while a new two room brick schoolhouse was raised. The old THORNLIFFE schoolhouse was added for classes supplementing the "tin school" and the two room brick school in 1955.
  
  
• BUTTERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3729 petitioned for a school district in 1916, building a schoolhouse on south east section 15 township 24 range 20 opening in the summer of 1917 under Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. In 1956, BUTTERTON became amalgamated into the Cupar School Unit No. 28, and pupils were conveyed to the Bryn Mawr Consolidated School. In 1968, pupils from the area became part of the Govan School Unit No. 29, and students were thenceforth bussed to Strasbourg School.
  
  
• DAISY BANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2180 sent in their petition in 1906. In 1908, a site at the north east quarter of section 8 township 26 range 20 and built a schoolhouse thereupon. A new school was needed by 1947, and the new building was erected on the north west corner of section 8, and the old schoolhouse on the north east corner was sold. In 1958, DAISY BANK school was moved into Duval and became part of Govan School Unit No. 29.
  
  
• DUVAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2864 petitioned the Department of Education (now the Ministry of Education) in 1912. The first meeting was held in 1913, and classe were held at the town hall Under Mis Theresa Goodwin. It wasn't until 1917 at another ratepayer's meeting that it was decided to form a consolidated school unit, and the church site land was purchased for a two room school in town.
  
  
• EAST MOUNT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1715 sent in a petition for MOUNTAIN VIEW school in 1906. The school building went up the following year on the north west corner of section 33 township 24 range 20, and the school name changed to EAST MOUNT SCHOOL for the schoolhouse. EAST MOUNT was incorporated into BRYN MAWR school in 1955.
  
  
• EDDY SCOOL DISTRICT 1846 was formed in 1907, and the schoolhouse opened in 1908 on the north west corner of south east section 12 township 24 range 21. In 1922 a new school was needed and the old one was sold. The new site was located one and a half miles south of the first school yard. Between 1936 and 1943, EDDY SCHOOL closed, operating thereafter for 14 years before closing its doors finally in 1957.
  
  
• EDELAUE SCHOOL DISTRICT 824 asked for the formation of a school district in 1903. Following a school meeting, the schoolhouse was built on the north west corner of the north east section of section 10 township 24 range 22. The school opened for classes in the spring of 1903 under John Howse. A couple of years later flames took the first schoolhouse, and classes were held in a settler's home until a new stone school building could be constructed. In 1929, a new school building was needed, and the old stone school building was purchased and torn down and the materials re-used in building a home, however the school bell and belfry were retained for the new school. By 1944 the school closed and children attended school in Strasbourg or Pengarth. The EDALAUE school house was moved into Govan.
  
  
• EDENKILLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2022 was located on the north east corner of section 22 township 23 range 23, and opened in 1908. The school served the area until 1960, when pupils were bussed into Strasbourg.
  
  
• HAVENLOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2525 was erected on the south west quarter of section 19 township 25 range 19 in 1910. Larger schools were SERATH RIDGE and BRYN MAWR in the later years, and families started to send their children there for their education. When BRYN MAWR closed, then students went into Strasbourg and Earl Grey.
  
  
• LAKE CENTRE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1464 was built on the north east quarter of section 31 township 24 range 23 in 1906 under Miss Evans. In 1924 a new foundation was built for the school, and the old building was raised, put on rollers and moved to the new foundation. In 1946 LAKE CENTRE became part of Govan school Unit, but it wasn't until 1955 that LAKE CENTRE closed and students went to Strasbourg by bus.
  
  
• LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2336 sent in petition for a school to be built on the south west quarter of section 29 township 25 range 23 and was completed in the spring of 1910 opening for classes under Miss Mary Mutch. In 1917, a new brick school building was constructed. LAKE CENTRE closed for five years between 1934-1939. In 1959 LAKE CENTRE closed and pupils were sent off to school in Duval.
  
  
• MARIETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 513 sent in their petition to the Department of Education in 1899. The first classes of MARIETON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 513 of the N.W. TERRITORIES were held in a rented settler's home. With more pioneers arriving, a schoolhouse was erected on the north east corner of the south east quarter section 35 township 22 range 23 in 1902. In the fall of 1903, the new school building was ready for classes. In 1926, new frame one room schoolhouse was built just 150 yards north of the first school building. In 1948, the doors of MARIETON closed, and students were taken to SPRAYVILLE (GIBBS) in 1952. The MARIETON schoolhouse was moved to the GIBBS school yard to serve as an extra classroom. When GIBBS closed, pupils went into Bulyea and Strasbourg for school.
  
  
• MIDWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2294 held their meeting in 1909 and the school site allocated for the schoolhouse was the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 6 township 25 range 22. Classes began in the fall of 1909 under Anne Irving Wright. The school was closed in 1957, pupils conveyed into Strasbourg.
  
  
• MOUNT HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4439 was erected on the south east quarter of section 35 township 24 range 21 west of the second meridian, and at the time of this local history book, the schoolhouse was still standing, Strasbourg locates two miles south and five miles west. The inaugural meeting was held in the spring of 1921, and the first teacher was Miss Violet Cleverly. The school closed in 1953..
  
  
• MOUNTAIN CHASE SCHOOL 1373 held their organisational meeting in the spring of 1905. The schoolhouse was erected o the north east section of quarter 29 township 25 range 20 a move was required in 1910 to relocate the building to the north west quarter of section 21 township 25 range 20 to be more centrally located for all students. This schoolhouse went up in flames in 1931, and students resumed classes in the Grain Growers Hall, until the new school was built that summer. The school closed for six years in between 1948-1953, with the school closing finally in 1962, and children attended school in Strasbourg.
  
  
• PENGARTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1549 held their first meeting in 1906, and the school site donated was the south east quarter of section 28 township 23 range 2, and was reported to be a one storey frame building on stone footings. The first teacher was Annie Cameron for January 1907 classes. In 1926 a new frame building with basement was constructed, however this school was on the opposite corner of the quarter nearer the intersection of roads. The old schoolhouse was bought, moved off site and converted to a shed. In 1945 PENGARTH became a part of the Govan School Unit No 29, and it was in 1959 when students went to school in Strasbourg.
  
  
• PRINCE EDWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1625organised in 1906, and the schoolhouse was built in 1907 on the south east quarter of section 15 township 25 range 22. The first teacher in the spring of 1907 was Miss Allen. In 1913, PRINCE EDWARD SCHOOL was moved to the south east quarter of section 14 township 25 range 22, to accommodate boundary changes when the Duval school opened. In 1917, pupils attended the consolidated school in Duval, PRINCE EDWARD SCHOOL house was sold and converted into a home.
  
  
• RAVINESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1336 residents came together in 1912 to form a school. School opened in September of 1913 under Miss Mabel McDonald on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 9f township 24 range 23. The school closed in 1933 for ten years, re-opening in 1943, continuing on until 1962 when students travelled to Strasbourg for classes.
  
  
• SOUTHCOTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1967 decided to form a school district in 1908. The site proposed was the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 14 township 24 range 23. First classes were held in 1908 under Laura Maude Craig. The school was moved within the school yard in 1928 and re-modelled. Classes came to an end in 1956 at SOUTHCOTE.
  
  
• SPRAYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1520 decided to hold their first meeting in 1905. The schoolhouse went up on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 20 township 22 range 21. A second classroom was annexed to the school in 1929. In 1952, the MARIETON school was moved to the school yard for a theird class room. SPRAYVILLE closed its doors in 1965, children attended school in Bulyea, and secondary classes were held in Strasbourg.
  
  
• STONEY CROFT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1746 came together at the end of 1906 for a community school. The original school house erected came to be known as BELLVIEW before changing names to STONEY CROFT SCHOOL. The school was built on the south east quarter of section 2 township 23 range 22, and Miss Jean Ross opened the school in 1908. The school closed for three years between 1912-1915. Pupils were bused to the school in Gibbs in the fall of 1952.
  
  
• STRASBOURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 1542 settlers at the Strasbourg Station petitioned in 1905 for a school district. Land was donated for the school site centrally located between the north west and south west quarters of section 25 township 24 range 22. The first school built in 1906 opened under J.A. Howse. The town of Strasbourg locates on the south west quarter of section 25 township 24 range 22 west of the second meridian. By 1910, a four room school was erected, and in 1920 more room was needed, and they leased the church to provide more classrooms. In 1955 STRASBOURGH became part of the Govan School Unit No. 29.
  
  
• STRASSBURG [sic] / LAST MOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISRICT 92 held their first meeting in 1887, starting out as STRASSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 92 OF THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES. The log school house went up on the south west quarter of section 22 township 24 range 21. J.B.E. Wenecke is listed as a teacher starting in 1888. In 1900a new site was needed for a school, though there are no records of when the first school went up in flames. The mud school was built on the south west corner of of the south east quarter of section 21 township 24 range 21 nicknamed "THE OLD MUD SCHOOL". By 1914, it was agreed that a new school was needed, the theird school was erected on the intersection of north east corner and the south east corner of section 21 township 24 range 21, the school trustees were requested to change the name at this time as there was a STRASSBURG STATION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1542, so STRASSBURG PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 92 changed their names to LAST MOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 92. Boundary changes were made in 1921 to accommodate the formation of MOUNT HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4439 and BEULAH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4427. LAST MOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 92 closed in 1958.
  
  
• THORNCLIFFE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4183 area residents came together in 1918 for a meeting. A school was erected on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 11 township 22 range 22. Rhoda Hewitt was the first teacher in 1919. In 1952 the las classes were held, and students were conveyed into Bulyea. Three years later THORNCLI8FFE school house was moved into Bulyea as an additional classroom.
  
  
• UNEEDA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1505 filed a record requesting a school district in 1906. The name proposed was MOUNTAINVIEW, and a schoolhouse was built on donated land at the north east quarter of township 23 range 21. Classes opened under Mr. Quigley probably in the spring of 1908. UNEEDA closed in 1945, and the school moved into Strasbourg for use as a church.
  
  
• VIOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1215 a field stone school house was erected on the south west corner of the south east quarter of section 29 township 23 range 21 in 1905. This site was one mile west of the town of Bulyea to be centrally located for pupils. Jack Howse was the first teacher in about 1906. YUNGHILL SCHOOL and the new school in Bulyea took classes when VIOLA school closed in 1913.
  
  
• YUNGHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2858 was a frame school constructed in 1912 on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 25 township 23 range 22. Classes opened under Miss Toland in 1913. In 1959 the school closed, was sold and converted for grain storage.
  
  

• AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 954 was erected on the south east quarter of section 9 township 35 range 9 in 1904. The community needed a new school in 1925, and the old was sold to be used as a church. The school closed its doors in 1953.
  
  
• DELISLE SCHOOL erected their two room schoolhouse in 1910, before this, classes were held in settlers houses and renting halls. The first school name decided upon was FRANKA DISTRICT 2471, the name of Delisle was already used south of town for their school, in 1913 and in 1920 two rooms were added to make a six room schoolhouse. In 1945 Saskaoton (West) school unit 42 formed. In 1972 the old school was torn down, and a new composite school erected.
  
  
• "OLD DELISLE" SCHOOL DISTRICT 1805 held their first meeting in 1907, and the school opened in 1907. The school building was on the south east quarter of section 2 township 34 range 9, it was situated on the south east quarter section 3 township 34 range 9 in 1914, and in 1922 the schoolhouse was on the north west quarter of section 26 township 33 range 9. Classes ended in 1934, When the school was torn down in 1951 the lumber was used to construct DELMAY school.
  
  
• DELMAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1803 was constructed on the north west quarter of section 23 township 33 range 9 west of the theird meridian. DELAMY served the pupils of the "OLD DELISLE" school district and the MAYNARD school district. The doors closed in 1961, in 1964, the schoolhouse was sold, and remodelled into a home in the town of Delisle.
  
  
• GRAND PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 923 held a meeting to organise a school district in 1903. The schoolhouse was located on the north east quarter of section 4 township 34 range 8 west of the theird meridian. The school closed in 1937 and dismantled.
  
  
• LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1569 was erected 6 miles south and 5 miles east of Delisle's location in 1907. In 1908, when the rails came through the "Goose Lake country" as this area was called, the settlement arising as Delisle moved their buildings south to be closer to the rail line. LINCOLN and FRONTENAC school districts merged in 1942. In 1943 LINCOLN school house was torn down.
  
  
• NELSON SCHOOL DISTRICT built in 1907, was located north west of Delisle. NELSON closed in 1945, the schoolhouse sold and renovated into a church.
  
  
• FEVERIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 551 was built in 1911, and the town of Delisle was about 6 miles to the south west. FEVERIL closed in 1948.
  
  
• RICH HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4177 opened in 1920, the town of Delisle was located 6 miles to the west and 1 miles to the south.
  
  
• SHELBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2110 was erected on the north east quarter of section [not given] township 35 range 8 west of the theird meridian in 1908. Classes ended around 1947, and the schoolhouse sold and used for a house.
  
  
• SPION KOPP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1127 was built in 1904-1905 on the north east quarter of section 14 township 34 range 9 west. Delisle was four miles to the east and one half mile to the north. The school closed its doors in 1951, the school was moved into Delisle to be used as a garage on the new school site.
  
  
• WOODLAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1114 was constructed in 1904 on the south east quarter of section 3 township 35 range 10 west of the theird meridian. The school closed in 1960, the building sold, and was converted on site to a granary.
  
  
• BIRDVIEW FAIR SCHOOL ASSOCATION RURAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION NO 139 formed in 1919 to hold school fairs featuring spelling bees, parades, races, writing, music, fancywork, baking events were held alongside community picnics.
  
  
• BROOMFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3148 was built in 1913-1914 on the south west quarter of section 31 township 32 range 7 west of the theird meridian. In 1937 BROOMFIELD school closed, the building sold and re-used as a home.
  
  
• NORQUAY - DONAVON SCHOOL held their first classes in 1907 in a school house named NORQUAY situated one mile west of the Birdview Post office. In 1930, residents decided to build a new two room school house in Donavon for the burgeoning population. Till the school house was built, students attended NORQUAY, two and one half miles out of town, and the parish hall was rented for classes. The new schoolhouse in town opened under the name NORQUAY, but soon changed names to DONAVON to keep with the postal office and rail station naming. Similarly, the post office and rail station gave up the name Birdview and adopted the name Donavon.
  
  
• FRONTENAC SCHOOL DISTRICT 305 were built in 1911, and opened for classes in 1912 under Annie Amy. The location given was land donated by John Sandy. ROTENAC closed in 1961 until it was purchased in 1963, and remodelled into a home.
  
  
• MAYNARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1709 was built in 1906, and the school closed at the end of the term in 1940.
  
  
• GRAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 opened under Miss Effie Anderson in 1912. Swanson was located approximately five miles to the south east and Donovan was located north east of the schoolhouse. The school burned dfown in 1925 and was re-built, and was still open in 1962.
  
  
• GLEDHOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2039 went up in 1908 under Miss Bell. The school remained open until 1958, when the schoolhouse was sold and moved off the site.
  
  
• LAGOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1982 was erected in the O'Malley post office district in 1908. Mill Elliot was the first teacher. The school closed in the 1950s sometime, and the schoolhouse sold and moved away.
  
  
• LAURA SCHOOL DISTRICT had its beginnings as HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1502 which was built in 1906. Mr. Haber Gordon was the first teacher in this first school. In 1909, the school was moved away from the first site which was on the north west side of the train tracks. In 1915 this first schoolhouse was sold and a new two room school was erected. CROOKFIELD schoolhouse moved onto the school yard site provided a theird classroom in 1954. When the school closed in 1970, the CROOKFIELD school house was re-used as a granary, and the old LAURA school became a teacherage, then a house.
  
  
• POPLAR BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 787 was erected on the north west quarter of section 25 township 32 range 10 west of the theird meridian in 1912. Opening classes was Arthur Ellis. Later, a new school was required in 1929, and the new school went up on the north east quarter of section 35 township 32 range 10 west of the theird meridian. The old school was sold and moved away becoming a church, and the new school remained open until 1943. POPLAR BLUFF schoolhouse moved to a school district outside of Harris to be used as a school there.
  
  
• CREEKFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1163 was located on the north west quarter of section 10 township 34 range 10, south west of Delisle. The organisational meeting was held in 1904, and Miss Lena Peebles was the first teacher in 1905. CREEKFIELD remained open until 1952 when it was moved into the village of Laura. In 1969, the school building was sold, and is used as a granary.
  
  
• BAPAUME SCHOOL DISTRICT was erected on the south east quarter of section 13 township 31 range 8 in 1919. Miss McNiel had the first classes.
  
  
• IOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2947 settlers organised the school district in 1913, and the school house was built on the south east quarter of section 17 township 37 range 8 west of the theird meridian. Miss M.E. Tweedie was the first teacher. IOLA closed around 1941 and the school house sold and moved away to become a home.
  
  
• KNIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1756 was built on the south east quarter of section 35 township 31 range 9. In 1914, the school was moved into the village of Swanson becoming the first village school, in 1915 KNIGHT school was sold, and converted into a home.
  
  
• SWANSON SCHOOL began as KNIGHT school when that school house was moved into town in 1914. A new school was erected within the village of Swanson, however retained the name KNIGHT school until 1934. SWANSON school remained operational until 1964.
  
  
• RABBIT FOOT LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT was built around 1908-1909, and classes began under Mr. MacArthur. The schoolhouse was sold and became a church. The school location was on Jack Kerr's land.
  
  

• LEOVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT held their first organisational meeting in 1931, and the first school house was built on the south east quarter of section 4 township 54 range 11 west of the theird meridian. The first class was held under Miss Bertha Bonnet in 1932. The first school burned down in 1948-49, and the new school was under construction.
  
  
• LAVENTURE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5161 became later REGENT SCHOOL DSITRICT 5161. LAVENTURE held their first meeting in 1939. Ayotte Store was leased initially for classes. The site on the south east quarter of section 11 township 52 range 11 west of the theird meridian was recommended for a school site. The school remained operational until 1958.
  
  
• RANGER CABIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5029 "THE MESTAPESIS PLAIN SCHOOL" held their organisational meeting in the 1930s, the area was known as the "Big Bird" area or "Mestapesis Plain". The school site was the south west quarter of section 25 township 53 range 12 west of the theird meridian. In 1935, a request was made to change the school name from MESTAPESIS PLAIN" TO RANGER SCHOOL DISTRICT, the name RANGER CABIN was decided upon between the school trustees and the Department of Education. In 1946, the school house was moved one mile to the west. A new school was built in 1949, and the old RANGER CABIN school house became a community hall.
  
  
• RANGER CABIN SCHOOL DISTRICT organised in 1932, and the school house was erected on the south west of section 27 township 53 range 12. The first teacher was Miss Peat in 1935. The school closed in 1965 and students conveyed to Leoville.
  
  
• PEARL SCHOOL DISTRICT was erected on the south west quarter of section 21 township 53 range 13. The first classes saw Miss Poitras as the teacher in 1933. The school remained open until 1967 when pupils went into Leoville for schooling.
  
  
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• EDWARD LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT started out under Eunice Anita Kealing in 1941 and closed in 196
  
  
• CHITEK LAKE SCHOOL was built in 1943 opening under a Mr. Moynihan. A new modern school was erected on the same school site in 1952.
  
  
• PELICAN LAKE SCHOOL opened classes under Mr. Mills in a log schoolhouse. A new frame school was built on the north east quarter of section 24 township 54 range 13 west of the theird meridian in 1949.
  
  
• SPRUCE CREEK SCHOOL held their first meeting in 1935, resulting in a log schoolhouse erected that same year. A frame school opened in 1937, and closed in 1967.
  
  
• TIMBERLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT built their school in the north east quarter of section 17 township 54 range 10 west of the theird meridian. The last recorded teacher was for the 1962 school term.
  
  
• CRESCENT RIDGE SCHOOL held their organisational meeting in 1934, by spring of 1935 the schoolhouse was completed opening under Miss Helen Martens.
  
  

• PRONGUA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1117 sent in their petition in the spring of 1904, and was soon followed with their first meeting. The Prongua one room school house was erected in 1905 on the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 26 township 43 range 18, and this area is known to local residents as the "old school corner". The schoolhouse was erected in the North West Territories before the province of Saskatchewan was formed September 1,1905. The school house was later moved to the south east quarter of section 33 township 43 range 18 west of the theird meridian in 1924. This site in Prongua was used until 1954 when a new school was built. 1958 saw the students bussed into Battleford for education.


• BATTLE RIVER SCHOOL 585 went up in 1912, and classes began January 1913 under Miss Hirst. 1960 was the final school year before children went off to school in Battleford. The school was located
  on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 9 township 44 range 18, south of the Battle River.
• LINDEQUIST SCHOOL DISTRICT 4562 residents came together in 1924 to plan for a new school. In 1924, a cottage" style school was erected on the north west corner of section 29 township 43 range 17 west of the theird meridian. LINDEQUIST School closed in 1957, and the school was boarded up in 1958. The school was moved off to a new location after 1977.


• CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 2076 was first settled by some of the Barr Colonists who did not make the full trek to Lloydminster. The CLEVELAND school site was established in 1908 south west of Battleford. CLEVELAND school closed.
• DRUMMOND CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT and the LOST HORSE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT were two nearby schools mentioned in the book.

• CANTERBURY SCHOOL District 3345 held their first school meeting in the early summer of 1914. Mr. Frank Matthew became the first teacher at the school which is shown on them map in the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 17. CANTERBURY closed after the 1960 school term ended.


• DYSART SCHOOL DISTRICT 1449 was built on December 5, 1905 on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 9 township 23 range 15 west of the second meridian according to the map. In 1917 a new two room school was built where the Dysart elementary school is located, the school had additions built on in 1927 and 1928. In 1960, a new school went up on the west side of Dysart.


• GARDINER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3428 came together in 1914 to establish their school district. The school opened in the spring of 1915 under John Axenty straddling the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 4 and the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 5 township [not given on map] range 15. Classes finished in 1960 at the one room school house. In 1962, the school land and school house were sold.


• KRONSBERG ROMAN CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 erected their first school house on the south east quarter of section 34 township 21 range 15 west of the second meridian. This log school house was erected in the summer of 1898 before Saskatchewan became a province, and the school was part of the North West Territories. This first school was a log building, which was replaced by a brick school on the north east quarter of section 27 township 21 range 15 west of the second meridian. It was in 1931, when the school name changed to KRONSBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT 4922. The log school was sold, and the brick school burned down in January of 1955. A new school was constructed and used until the end of the school term in 1964.


• MCDONALD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1646 sent in their school petition in the summer of 1906. The school house was erected that autumn on the sout heast corner of the north east quarter of section 33 township 24 range 15 west of the second meridian. The first teacher on record was Maud Taylor in 1908. In 1947 the one room school house building was sold, and a new school erected which was used until the end of the school year in June of 1960.


• PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 268 residents held their first meeting in January of 1893. PARKLAND school was a log school building on the north eastern quarter of section 20 township 22 range 14 west of the second meridian, and Mr. Ball was the first teacher. A new school was needed, and it was on a new site across the creek from the first school yard, the new site set at north east quarter of section 24 township 22 range 15 west of the second meridian. PARKLAND closed June 1960.


• RADANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3474 organised in January of 1915, building a school house on the north west quarter of section 17 township 22. Miss Edith England began teaching June 1, 1915. This school served until 1950, when a new school was erected which remained open until 1960 when RADANT School closed. The school house was sold.


• SAMBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT came together to organize in 1914.The school remained open until 1960 about seven and a half miles north of Dysart. The map shows the location as the south west corner of the south west quarter section 1 township [not given] range 15. The biographical stories of the ratepayers mentioned on the map mention homesteading township 23. The school district listing at Regina Provincial Archives records township 24. As the local history book mentions that Dysart is to the south, this would make the school house location at township 24 to be north of Dysart (East 1/2 section 9- township 23-range 15 West of the 2nd meridian); therefore from the a, the location of SAMBOR SCHOOL was south west corner of the south west quarter section 1 township 24 range 15 west of the second meridian.


• WESTLEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4356 residents held their first meeting in February of 1918. The school site chosen was the north east quarter of section 33 township 24 range 14 west of the second meridian. Classes began in the spring of 1919. Before this time students had attended HEADLANDS school, some children living four to six miles away. School trustees met with councillors from the Kelross Rm No. 217 until it changed names to the Rural Municipality of Lipton No. 217 in 1920. The school house was opened in the spring of 1921 under Miss Whiteford following negotiations with the surrounding districts, MCDONALD HILLS and HEADLANDS. The final school year was 1960.

• PARKSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1445. Parkside closed June of 1979, and the building was planned on November 7, 1905 at a school trustee meeting. By October 20, 1906, the school building was inspected and ready to open on 2 acres of Section [not given] Township 48 township range 4 west of the theird meridian. The school opened under the name of IDYLWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1445. The rail line came through in 1912 and the route chosen was Willis rather than Honeywood. Willis changed names to Parkside following the arrival of the rails. As of December 16, 1918, the school name changed to PARKSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1445, and a new school building was needed, a brick two room building was proposed for the new village school. New location not given. In 1926, the old school was moved onto the school yard of the new school to be used as an additional classroom. The school building was bought by the village and re-purposed as a senior citizen's centre and community hall under the name of Parkside Heritage Center. As a side note, the nearby place name of Willis at SW 28 48 4 W3 was incorporated as the Village of Parkside on February 21, 1913 with the coming of the railway.


• BYGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 3492. The community held meetings in 1914 for the formation of a school district. The Rural Municipality of Thompson was consulted, and Bygland School District set its boundaries, erecting the schoolhouse on the Sout hwest quarter of section 33 township 49 range 5 west of the theird meridian. By 1918, classes were held in the new school, though the first teachers hired on were Mrs. Jessie Robertson and Mrs. J. Gaston in 1917. In 1950, Bygland closed, and for the 1951 school year, pupils bussed to Mistawasis. The school was sold and remodelled into a home at a new site. The nearest community was the hamlet of Ordale.


• CAMEO SCHOOL DISTRICT 2603. The Jack Pine Vally residents came together for a meeting held in the spring of 1910 and determined that the school building should be located on the South west corner of the south east quarter of section 28 township 49 range 4 west of the theird meridian. As this was approved by the land owner, the JACK PINE SCHOOL building opened for classes April of 1911 under Miss Poppy for summer school. The Shell River school fairs were a huge success in the Jack Pine Valley region. In the fall of 1919, it was decided that a new school building was required, and by 1923 the new school was erected on the south west corner of the south east quarter of section 28 township 49 range 4 west of the theird meridian. On January 7, 1959 in coincidence with the arrival of the railway, the school house name changed from JACK PINE VALLEY to CAMEO SCHOOL DISTRICT 2603. The school remained open until the end of April 1957, the last teacher being Miss Sonenburg and the school building was kept for community functions.


• HILLDROP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1348. In 1904, "a grant from Dominion Land was given tot he Saskatchewan Valley Land Co. Ltd. ...which included the SW 1/4 13-16-5 west of the 3rd meridian."(page 533) The community petition was sent to the Department of Education in February of 1905. In 1906, the school building was erected on the aforementioned legal land location, and the trustees received title to the land in 1912. Classes commenced in 1906 with Miss Mary Bird. Mrs. Alva Senum was the last school teacher in 1959. The school house was restored during the Celebrate Saskatchewan project for the provincial 75th anniversary in 1980 and has become a landmark on Highway 3.


• HONEYWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 1905-1953 located on north west quarter of section 32. township 47 range 4 west of the theird meridian. Residents communicated with the Commissioner of Education in 1904 for the need of a school in the area. The first school building proposed was a log school in 1904, and money for improvements was requested in 1906 and 1907. The first records for classes in PARKSIDE SCHOOL were for the fall of 1907 under Miss Mary McCusker. A new frame school building was erected in 1916, and the school changed names from PARKSIDE to HONEYWOOD. As mentioned under the PARKSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1445 entry, with the coming of the railway, the Parkside store and post office which were located across from the school at SE 6 48 4 W3 put them at a distance of four miles south and one mile west of the new railway. The store and post office moved away, the location astride the rail tracks became the new site for Parkside. The school remained where it was serving students in the rural area, and the school district region became known as HONEYWOOD. HONEYWOOD closed its doors in 1953 following the school year end in June, and students bussed into Parkside to attend the Shell Lake Larger School Unit a part of the Parkland School Division. The school building was sold for Pentecostal Church services and renovated.


• ORDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2233. 1912-1954. Ordale school building was located on the southern half of the south east quarter of section 17 township 49 range 5 west of the theird meridian according to the school district map.


• SPRUCE GLEN SCHOOL 2911. 1914-1951.Spruce Glen school house located on the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 22 township 48 range 5 west of the theird meridian opening April 1, 1914 under the tutelage of Helen Anderson. In January of 1952, students went into Parkside for classes, Beverly L. Nesland was the last teacher and Spruce Glen closed.

• PADDOCKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3713. The first communication to the Department of Education was in 1915 to establish a school. ASHMORE School District 3713 school house was erected on the north west corner of section 23 township 52 range 25 in 1919. No teacher was found for that fall. In 1920 the school name changed to Paddockwood and opened. In 1949, a new school was erected in the village of Paddockwood. As the neighbouring one room schoolhouse closed, the pupils were bussed into Paddockwood.


• CHESLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4032 community held the first meeting in 1920. The school was erected, it is thought to be on NW section 4 township 53 range 24, and by 1921 opened under Miss Olive Freeman. For the 1959-1960 school year the CHESLEY school house was moved to the PADDOCKWOOD school yard for another classroom.


• ELD RANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4416 sent a letter to the Department of Education in 1920. The schoolhouse was erected in 1923 in the north east section 11 township 52 range 26, and opened in March 1924 under Mrs. William Frost. The school Closed in 1955.


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  MELBA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4654 held their first meetings in 1926, and the school opened in 1928 under Violet Fisher. In 1929, after the school district was enlarged, the school housed was moved to the south west corner of section 15. The school closed in 1958, and in 1959, pupils were conveyed to Paddockwood.


• DOROTHY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4565 began their organisational meetings in 1922. The school house was erected on the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 23 township 53 range 25. Muriel C. Piercy was the first teacher in January of 1926. In 1942, the school closed. In 1947 DOROTHY SCHOOL DISTRICT #2 4565 made use of a vacant homesteaders home east of the first school yard located on the north east quarter of section 13 township 53 range 25. The school was moved into Paddockwood Village to be used as a teacherage, and pupils from both DOROTHY schools attended PADDOCKWOOD in 1953.


• ELKHOLME SCHOOL DISTRICT 4466 sent in their petition to the Department of Education in 1922. The school house site chosen was the south west corner of section 6 township 53 range 25, however it was not until 1931 that the school house was built. Miss Torrington was the first teacher. The school closed twenty years later, and the building moved to Christopher Lake and re-purposed as a teacherage. The pupils were conveyed into Christopher Lake in 1951 when the school closed its doors.


• HOWARD CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 3143 came together in 1928 to form a school district. Meeting with the neighbouring school districts MELBA and SURREY, boundaries were allocated, for HOWARD CREEK, and the other two were re-organised. Miss Alma Young became the first teacher in 1931 after the school building was erected. HOWARD CREEK closed in 1957, and the school building was sold.


• SURREY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4693 sent in a letter in 1927 to the Department of Education, and they were incorporated that same year. The school building went up in 1931 on the north east quarter of section 4 township 52 range 23, and opened under Edith Buchanan in 1932. In the fall of the following year, the school building was moved to the south east quarter of section 8 township 52 range 23. The school closed in 1951.


• CHIEFSWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 5024 community members came together in 1931 in organising their school district. A log school house was constructed on the north west quarter of section 6 township 52 range 21, and classes opened under Miss Lamming. A new school was constructed near Foxford siding in 1935.


• BEATON SCHOOL DISTRICT 5049 sent in their petition in 1934. The school house was constructed on the south west quarter of section 25 township 53 range 26 and opened under Miss Odegard in 1935.


• MOOSE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4930 requested a school district in 1931. That summer, the Department of Education recommended a schoolhouse be constructed of logs on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 17 township 54 range 25. The next MOOSE LAKE school was erected on the south east quarter of section 16 township 54 range 25 in 1951, this schoolhouse was a portable school. The school opened in 1934 under Miss K.B. Lockhart. In 1961, the school closed, and pupils were conveyed to Paddockwood.


• PINE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 5060 cam together in 1933 to form a school district in their area. The first school house built of logs was erected in 1934 on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 23 township 52 range 23. Classes began in 1935 under Margaret Rose Ross. A new school was erected some ten years later located one and a half miles west of the first site.


• BIRCHBARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 5167 residents wrote to the Department of Education in 1939 to form a school district. In 1940, a homesteaders home was purchased, and moved to the school site at north west section 18 township 52 range 22. Classes opened in 1941 under Mrs. Catherine Forest. BIRCHBARK school closed in 1956, and pupils went into Weirdale for classes.


• NORTHSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL used an empty school house which was moved from the rural school yard into the hamlet of Northside for classes which commenced in 1951 under Mrs. Evelyn Miller. Classes continued until 1955, when the pupils were bussed to Christopher Lake. The school house similarly was moved into Christopher Lake and became a teacherage.

• FISHING LAKE SCHOOL first teacher Mrs. Frank Stevens in a log school house about 1899/1901 teaching the pupils of the Fishing Lake Reserve.


• ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2382 was petitioned in 1909.

ATHLONE SCHOOL DISTIRICT 1554 was established in 1906, and classes opened under Miss Myra Wilson the following year. ATHLONE closed in the 1950s
• BERTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504 was petitioned in 1889 and the school house went up on the lake shore under the name of FOAM LAKE. Due to school district boundary changes, the school house was relocated to a more central location. In 1915, the name changed to BERTDALE, giving up the name of FOAM LAKE to the village school.


• BRIERMOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1273 first sent in a petition for a school district for the area requesting the name of SIMPSON.


• COLERAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4447 community came together in 1921, and a petition for a school was sent off for the HALLICH district.


• DUNLOP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1369 community members came together in 1905, and the school building was erected the following year.


• DEER CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1275 was petitioned for in 1912 under the name of WASILOFF school district.


• DUNROBIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3110 was initiated in 1913.


• ECHO LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2108 community sent in their petition in 1908.


• EDMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2179 was petitioned in 1908, and the school opened in 1909, and closed in the 1960s


• FEDKOWICH SCHOOL DISTRICT 3164 came together in 1913, classes opened under Miss Sady Geinen, and the school closed briefly in 1922, to re-open and finally close in the 1950s


• FIREFLY SCHOOL DISTRICT 5098 opened in the spring of 1925 under Miss Myrtle Dock.


• FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 326 opened in 1894, and it burned to the ground in 1898 in a prairie fire. About 1901 it was rebuilt, however teachers were hard to find. In 1926 the school building was relocated into Edfield, and the school name was changed to EDFIELD.


• FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISRICT 1885 had its first school house built under the name of ADAMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT. In 1907, a request was sent for a name change to FOAM LAKE or SOUTH FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT, as the school building was standing in the village of Foam Lake. IN 1908 a brick school house was built. In 1915 the rural school house named FOAM LAKE changed its name to BERTDALE, and ADAMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT became FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT in the village. In 1921, the school house was expanded, and in 1930 a five room school house was erected, making way for a composite school in 1944 which accepted students from the rural school districts, when their school houses were closed.


• FOSTI SCHOOL DISTRICT 1700 came together in 1906, and closed in the 1960s


• FOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 organised in 1899, classes opened under the first teacher, Miss Daisy Hunter, and the school house closed in 1959.


• GILBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1707 came together in 1906 to petition for a school district, which was built the following year, opening with W. Vanderburg as the teacher


• HANSEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1550 held its first classes under Grace Kramer.


• HAZEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 633 came together in 1912, who brought in Miss Jeannie Railt as the first teacher.


• HORSE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1249 school trustees came together in 1905 to organized for a school district in the area.s


• KELVIN GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2221 trustees proposed the name of SKALHOLT, however the name chosen by vote was KELVIN GROVE. The school building was erected in 1909, and the earliest school records account that Miss Annie Collins was the first teacher. In the 1950s, the school close


• KRASNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1121 was first formed in 1912.


• KRISTNESS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1267 was created in 1905, and opened for classes under T. Jackson.


• LADSTOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 415 school committee came together in early 1905, and classes were first held in the Ladstock Hall while the community waited for the erection of a school building.


• LESLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 445 community held their first meeting in 1910 and contemplated using the WEST SIDE SCHOOL building, however, it made the distance to travel to school to long for the pupils on the far side of the WEST SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT, so it remained open. LESLIE school was built, and remained open until 1966.


• MALBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1015 school building was built and originally named WONDERVILLE.


• MOUNT HECLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1561 trustees met in 1906. A new school was needed in 1920, and classes continued until 1958.


• NEWBORN SCHOOL DISTRICT held their first meeting in 1907, and the first teacher at NEWBORN was Miss M. Hope


• OSLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 4394 was created in 1921, taking pressure off of KRISTNESS, FISHING LAKE and FOAM LAKE schools which were becoming crowded. The OSLAND school remained open until 1958.


• QUILL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 996 sent in their petition for a school in 1904.


• RIVINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2156 closed in the 1960s.


• RUNNYMEADE SCHOOL DISTRICT sent in their petition for a school district in 1917. The school was still open in 1963 having overcome many hurdles.


• SHEHO SCHOOL DISTRICT 953 organised in 1903, and the school building was erected in 1904. At the time of book publication, Sheho public school was still operational, however high school students went into Foam Lake for classes.


• STONEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 254 opened for classes under James McKnight.


• TUFFNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 erected a high school, while FOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 continued with the elementary school students. In 1937, school was taught at the hall, and in 1946, all pupils attended a new two room school at TUFFNELL.


• WEBSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 227 community came together to organize a school district which was created, however the school building was never erected. The area was just to the west of Sheho Lake.


• WEST BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT 5181 petitioned for a school district in 1935 to take some overcrowding off of COLERAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Classes opened under William Kuprowski.


• WEST SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT held their first meeting in 1905, the first teacher hired on was Miss Thora Sigurdson. The school closed in 1961.


• WHITESAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 4333 petitioned for a school in 1920, however no school building was ever erected.


• WINTHORPE SCHOOL DISTRICT 277 held their first meeting in 1909, and the first school name put forward was McMURRAY. The classes began in 1915 under MIss Joan Hay..


• WOLKOWETZ SCHOOL DISTRICT 1730 school trustee meeting was held in 1906, and classes began in 1907.

• ALGROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4977 erected 1931-1932 on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 36 township 40 range 14 west of the 2nd meridian [location according to the map within the book] and opened in the spring of 1932. The school was disorganized in the end of the school term in 1971.


• ARCHERWILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4639 Classes commenced in the spring of 1926 in temporary quarters utilizing a building on the main street in Archerwill. It was in 1926, that the first permanent school building was built on the present day school grounds. On the map it appears that the school may have been located on t5he south east corner of the south east quarter of section 18 township 40 range 13. This school became the consolidated school for the area, and as rural one room schoolhouses closed, pupils were bussed into Archerwill from Algrove, Bradgate, Barrier Lake, Dahlton, Echo Park, Everton, Felton Grove, Loring, Marneau Lake, Newgate Park, Nobleville, Nora, and Port Arthur. Echo Park one room schoolhouse and Marneau Lake's school house were both moved into town to provide extra classrooms for Archerwill School


• BARRIER LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4119 held their first meeting in 1918 establishing a school district with the intent to build a school house on the north west corner of the northwest quarter of section 14 township 39 range 15 which was raised in September of 1919. Miss Roly Muzzy (later mrs. Cowell) was the first teacher. Barrier Lake school closed 1966, and the second schoolhouse [built 1946] was sold and converted into a home the first school was moved into town as additional classrooms before being bought by the Coop. Barrier Lake School District formally disorganized in 1973.


• BRADGATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4866 came together in 1928-1929. Mr. Massey taught over the first classes, in the Kelvinside School, a schoolhouse which had been moved from Kelvington to this area in 1930. Classes were held where the school house was bogged down in the spring muds outside the boundaries of the school district at about SE section 10 township 39 range 14 west of the 2nd meridian on the Budz quarter section. The building did not rest in the school yard until fall [the map seems to show the location at south east corner of the south east quarter section 22 township 39 range 14]. In 1958 Bradgate School District 4866 had a new school and the teacher listing continues until 1963. The school district disorganized following the school term of 1971.


• HIEMDAHL DAHLTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 394. In 1911 HEIMDAHL School District 394 was organized, and classes were held in a temporary location- a homesteader's home. The school location was the southeast corner of the north east quarter of section 15 township 40 range 15 west of the 2nd meridian. On February 1, 1946, the school changed names to DAHLTON school district 394. This same year HIEMDAHL-DAHLTON was included in the Wadena School Unit 46. In 1946, pupils were conveyed into Archerwill for schooling.


• ECHO PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4878 school house was erected on the north east corner of the northeast quarter of section 5 township 40 range 14. This school district was a part of the larger Wadena School Unit No. 46 in the 1945-1946 school year. In 1959 students were sent off to Archerwill for school, the schoolhouse was used as extra classrooms in Archerwill till it was sold and converted. Echo Park disorganized in 1971, and officially became part of Archerwill SD 46396


• EVERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 4715 had their first classes under Miss Doris Misfeldt in 1927 in a log home located on the south east section 31 township 38 range 13 west of the second meridian. In the fall of 1933 the frame schoolhouse was erected one half mile north east of the log school house. Following classes ending June of 1959, pupils were conveyed into Archerwill.


• FELTON GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5081 divided up land belonging to MARNEAU LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4845 and MAREAN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4999 to accommodate children who could not access either of these schools due to a swamp on the one side, and the Red Deer River on the other side. FELTON GROVE was so situated between swamp and river for those pupils and families homesteading between these water ways. The first meeting was held in the winter of 1934, and the school was built in 1937 on the south east corner of the southeast quarter of section 29 township 40 range 12 west of the second meridian and lasted until it closed its doors in 1962.


• LORING SCHOOL DISTRICT 4513 was organised in 1923 for their first meeting, and classes commenced in the new school on the north east quarter of section 16 township 41 range 15 west of the second meridian in the winter of 1924. LORING remained open until June of 1959, and the school district disorganized in June of 1971.


• MARNEAU LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4845 was established in the winter of 1930, and disorganised in the spring of 1971. Classes commenced in 1931 under Annie Fernival Pierce, and Mrs. Gladys Irene Gaudreau held the last classes in 1953. The school was situated on the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 25 township 40 range 13 west of the second meridian according to the map.


• NEWGATE PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4866 school house opened in the fall of 1952 on the north east corner of section 19 township 39 range 14 west of the second meridian allowing the following three school districts, Newdale, Bradgate, and Echo Park to be divided shortening the distance pupils needed to travel. Classes ended in 1965. The schoolhouse was relocated into Rose Valley and re-purposed. Bradgate SD 4866 was the second school in the district.


• NOBLEFILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4894 opened in the fall of 1931 under Marie E. Corriveau. [Cannot ascertain school location from map in this case] NOBLEVILLE closed for classes in June of 1963, and students bussed into Archerwill. The school house was sold to a farm to be re-purposed as a granary.


• NORA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4615 was organised in April of 1925, and the frame schoolhouse was constructed within the hamlet of Nora. According to Canadian Geographical Names, Nora was located at section20- township 39-range 13-West of the 2nd meridian Latitude - Longitude : 52?? 23' N, 103?? 50' W (decimal) : 52.3833327, -103.8338268. Classes were held until 1967, when the school closed, and students attended either Archerwill or Rose Valley. The school district disorganised in the spring of 1971.


• PORT ARTHUR SCHOOL 4191 schoolhouse was built on the southeast quarter of section 39 range 13 west of the second meridian in 1918. The map shows the land of George Olson who donated part of his farm land for the school to be in township 39. The school district included sections in both of township 39 (the north part) and township 40(the southern portion). The first teacher appears to be Purdy Louden Johnstone in 1920, and the final classes were held in 1955. The school district was offically organised in the spring of 1919 with the Department of Education (now the Ministry of Education), and disorganised in the spring of 1971.

• ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2382 held their first meeting in the spring of 1909, and raised their school house on the southeast quarter of section 1 township 30 range 12 west of the second meridian. Classes started under C.P. Seeley, later principal of the Saskatoon teacher's college. ASHDOWN closed for classes in the spring of 1962.


• ATHLONE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1554 came together in May of 1906 to organise for their school district, and the school was built on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 2 township 29 range 12 west of the second meridian. Classes commenced in January 1907 under Miss Myra Wilson. In 1953, a new school house was erected in 1953 on a nearby site. In June of 1963 ATHLONE school closed.
• BANKEND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1425 formed their organisational committee in the spring of 1905. The land used for the school yard was a portion of section 18 township 29 range 13 west of the second meridian. Classes commenced in August of 1907.


• BRIARMOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1273 came together in the spring of 1904 to propose a new school district, and the school was erected on the north west corner of the northeast quarter of section 10 township 30 range 11 west of the second meridian. The first teacher was Samuel A. Wallace in June of 1907. The school closed in 1958.


• BERTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504 pioneer committee gathered in the spring of 1899 for the purpose of submitting an application for a school district. The school went up on the north east quarter of section 36 township 31 range 12 west of the second meridian and opened under the name of FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504. The first log school house soon became too small for classes and a frame school was erecteed on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 5 township 32 range 11 west of the second meridian. Classes commenced that same year under Catherine Donald later Mrs. Milligan. On April 15, 1915, FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504 changed names to BERTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504, as the Foam Lake name was adopted for the school built in the town of Foam Lake.


• DEER CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1275 petitioners built the school house in 1912 on the south east corner of the southeast quarter of section 5 township 29 range 9 west of the second meridian. The first classes started under nick Bilokrely. DEER CREEK closed in 1964.


• DUNLOP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1369 came together in March of 1905 to organise a school district, and the schoolhouse built in 1906 was situated on the southwest quarter of section 14 township 31 range 11 west of the second meridian. Classes opened under Mary J. Frazer on January 7, 1909. DUNLOP school closed its doors in 1959.


• ECHO LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2108 held their first meeting in the spring of 1908. The first teacher recorded is Jenny Armstrong in 1908.


• FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 326 held their first school meeting March of 1894, and following this a log school house was built on the north west quarter of section 6 township 33 range 11. This school succumbed to flames. A new building went up on the north west quarter of section 29 township 32 range 11 across the road from the first school house. The name Fishing Lake was requested by the Fishing Lake hamlet in 1938, and FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5127 was the name of the new school building within the hamlet boundaries. At this time the rural school, FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 326 became known as EDFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 326. EDFIELD closed in 1958, and the school building was sold.


• EDMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2179 community built their school on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 33 township 29 range 12 west of the second meridian. Classes opened under Percy L. Sandford in 1909. The last records appear to be for classes continuing until June of 1959.


• FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5127 petitioners met in March of 1934 to erect a school within Fishing Lake hamlet. The school building was situated on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 11 township 33 range 12 west of the second meridian in 1937. FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5127 closed in 1959, and the building sold. The rural school FISHING LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 326 is listed above and changed their names to EDFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 326.


• ADAMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1885 came together in May of 1907 to form a school district. A site on the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 32 township 30 range 11 was chosen for the school which opened under the name of ADAMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1885 within the town of Foam Lake. ON March 17, 1915, the name of the town school changed to FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT, and the rural school under the name of FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504 changed its name to BERTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 504 to accommodate the town school naming. ADAMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1885 now known as FOAM LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1885 entered into Foam Lake School Unit and soon became composite school for the area as the rural schools started to close their doors.


• FOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 of the NWT held their organisation meeting in April of 1892. The first log school house was erected on the south east corner of section 27 township 30 range 10. This log school building burned down in 1904, and a new school house was erected south west of the first school yard, the new school went up on the wouth west corner of the north west quarter of section 21 township 30 range 10, known in the area as Borson's Hill. By 1937, FOUNTAIN SCHOOL was too small, and the hall in Tuffnell was rented for a second classroom. IN 1945, a two room school building was raised in Tuffnell, opening in 1946. FOUNTAIN school closed in 1946. The name of FOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 changed to TUFFNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 on January 24, 1947. TUFFNELL closed in 1965, and students were driven to Foam Lake for classes.


• HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2540 opened for classes in February of 1911 under Ivan Sanford. HAMPSTEAD was located on the north west quarter of section 11 township 29 range 11 west of the second meridian. Foam Lake was about nine miles to the south west of the school yard. HAMPSTEAD closed following the 1955-1956 school term in June.


• HAZEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 633 committee members came together in February of 1912. The school building was built on the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 3 township 29 range 11 west of the second meridian. HAZEL closed in October of 1962.


• HORSE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1249 of the North West Territories held their first meeting in April of 1905. A building was constructed on the south east quarter of section 15 township 28 range 12 west of the second meridian. The last teacher on record is for 1963. Following the school closure, HORSE LAKEschool was moved into the town of Foam Lake and has served as library, museum, and Senior Citizen's Centre.


• KELVIN GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2261 committee met in July of 1908. The school site chosen was the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 21 township 30 range 12 west of the second meridian. Foam Lake was located about five miles to the north east. KELVIN GROVE closed its doors in June of 1957.


• KRISTNES SCHOOL DISTRICT 1267 petitioners came together in July of 1904. The school building went up on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 21 township 32 range 12 west of the second meridian under the name of AKRA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1267. Miss Thorstena S. Jackson held the first classes in August 1 1905. The school district received the name KRISTNES SCHOOL DISTRICT 1267 in 1907. OSLAND school opened nearby in 1921, and the school districts divided the student population. KRISTNES closed in 1959.


• LADSTOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 415 was erected in 1911 on the center of a C.P.R. section of land. In a township, the C.P.R. lands were all odd number sections and the desiganted school district lands were sections 29 and 11. Sections 26 and 8 were Hudson Bay company lands, and the even number lands were available to homesteaders. The school lands could be sold by the community to raise money to build a school. Classes commenced under Miss Dowkes. LADSTOCK closed in 1965.
LESLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 445 ratepayers organised in the spring of 1910 to form a school district for the village of Leslie and surrounds. The petition stated the location for the school building was the south east quarter of section 36 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian. Classes opened under Miss A.G. Jackson in 1912.

• WONDERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1015 was operational under this name 1905-1916, thence it became MALBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1015 between February 21, 1916-1958. WONDERVILLE was the first title, and later the school forms show the spelling of WUNDERVILLE. They sent in their petition on October 24, 1903. MALBY school closed in June of 1958, and the school district disorganised in the spring of 1972.


• MOUNT HECLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1561 settlers met in April of 1907 to form a school district. The first log school house was erected on the north east quarter of section 23 township 30 range 13. In 1921, a new school was erected in the school yard. MOUNT HECLA remained open until 1962 when students went by bus into Foam Lake.


• NEWBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1920 was formed in 1907 by homesteaders in the area. The first school house was replaced by a portable building in the 1940s. When NEWBURN closed, pupils went to Foam Lake and Sheho for classes.


• OSLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 4394 ratepayers held their meeting in November of 1920, and the chosen school site was the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 22 township 32 range 12 west of the second meridian. Mrs. P.A. Hower opened classes in the fall of 1921. OSLAND closed following the 1956-1957 school year, and students were conveyed to Foam Lake.


• RIVINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2156 settlers petitioned for a school in 1908. The records show the last teacher recorded was for the 1958-1959 school years.


• ROSE VALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4163 held their first meeting in April of 1919. The school yard was located on two acres on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 5 township 32 range 13, and the first teacher was Minnie Ireland in August of 1919. ROSE VALE closed on June 30, 1954.


• RUNNEYMEADE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3985 held their first meeting in December of 1916. The school Building was erected on the north east quarter of section 18 township 28 range 10 west of the second meridian. William Johnston Mather, was the first teacher in 1917. RUNNEYMEADE remained open until June of 1965.


• SHEHO SCHOOL DISTRICT 953 wrote for a school district in September of 1903. The building was to be erected in the town of Sheho on section 9 township 30 range 9 west of the second meridian upon Harold Street. In 1916, a new two room school was built on the east of town, and in 1928, a new four room brick school was needed. The 1954-1955 school year was the last year for the grades 6 to 8, these upper grades went into Foam Lake for school.


• SHEHO SCHOOL DISTRICT 217 residents met in February of 1892 to petition for a school district. The school site was a portion of Mrs. Caroline (Ruffertshofer) Powell's land. In 1903, four pupils went to FOUNTAIN SCHOOL, and the other family with three children relocated to Foam Lake. This meant there were no children attending this school house. By October 23, 1913, SHEHO SCHOOL DISTRICT 217 dissolved as there were no more children living within the school district boundaries.


• WALHALLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2062 was first erected around 1908-1909 on the south west quarter of section 21 township 13 range 13. Classes opened under Miss Margaret Johnson. The next school yard was located one and a half miles south of the first school yard just off of highway 35. In 1936 this school house burned down. A new school was built the following spring.


• WEBSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 227 held their first school meeting in March of 1892. The school building went up on the north west quarter of section 19 township 30 range 9 west of the second meridian, when the area was still a part of Assiniboia, North West Territories. There were no longer children in the area in 1909, and the WEBSTER school district was disorganised in August of 1913.


• WEST BEND SCHOOL DISRICT 5181 settlers came together when the village of West Bend formed in November of 1944. First classes were held in the hall under Mr. Bill Kuprowski until the school was completed. The first school in the rural area near the village of West Bend was GILBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 177 built about 1905, and COLERAINE school district 4447 was also nearby. The school building at COLERAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT was moved to the west to more centrally situate itself to the rural children west of the village. In 1967 WEST BEND doors closed.


• WESTSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 124 arranged for their schoolhouse in the fall of 1905. The building went up on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 29 township 31 range 12 west of the second meridian. When LESLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT opened in 1911, the school building was relocated to the south east corner of the southeast quarter of section 29 township 31 range 12 west of the second meridian which placed it on a hill overlooking Foam Lake. Classes at WESTSIDE closed following the 1956 school term.

• ASPENSHAW SCHOOL DISTRICT 4745 sent in their petition for organisation on April 11, 1927. The school house was erected on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 11 township 44 range 16 west of the theird meridian. The school was closed in 1944 and the school house was moved to the MOUNT HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT as a replacement for their school house which had succumbed to fire.


• McMILLAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2527 (1910-1968) school house was erected on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 22 township 45 range 17 west of the theird meridian. A new school was needed in 1930, and the new school yard was the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 22 township 45 range 17 west of the theird meridian.


• NOLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 903 sent in their petition on July 27, 1903. A log school house was erected to the dividing line betwixt sections 17 and 18 on the south east corner of Jhn Hamilton's land In 1923-24 the school house was moved west away from Saskatchewan Highway 4. The building was sold and moved away in 1958. LAVIGNE SCHOOL house 2324 was moved to the north east quarter of section 9 township 48 range 18 west of the theird meridian in the summer of '58 becoming the secong NOLIN school house. The last teacher record is for 1967. A four room school was built at Jackfish named ST. LEON, the rural one room school pupils from LAVIGNE, JACKFISH CREEK, NESS and ST MICHAEL were all bussed in to Jackfish for classes at ST. LEON.

• ALBERTVILLE SCHOOL 3420 first teacher recorded was in 1915, a Mr. Joseph Olivier. In 1935, The Sisters of the Child Jesus taught in the new school between 1935-1960.


• EMILEBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3421 held their first meetings in 1915 for a school district. Miss Monbourquette taught the first classes after the school was completed in 1917. Before this Mrs. Desjardins held classes in her home. Between 1944 and 1955, the school was a two roomed school.


• MELBA SCHOOL DISTRICT was operational between 1928 and 1958, constructed on Eric Nerpen's homestead. Children were conveyed to Paddockwood for classes.


• RISING SUN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5252 proposed to erect a school on the north west corner of the north east quarter of Aurele Brulé's (Gaspar) land.


• JANOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2842 pioneers came together in 1913 to make plans for a school district. In August of 1914, classes commenced in the new school under Nicholas Michasiw. The final classes were following the 1958 school year. JANOW SCHOOL was close to Meath Park originally known as Sucker Creek.


• MEATH PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL children attended SURREY SCHOOL before MEATH PARK SCHOOL was erected. The Presbyterian Church was rented in 1935 for classes. Classes opened in 1937 in a new one room school house under Nils Buchanan. By 1947 a new school was needed, and by 1948 a new four roomed school was built. In 1984, a new school was erected.

• LUMSDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT (1897-1971) classes commenced in a room above Binning's Store under Miss Rothwell (Mrs. Scott). The community pioneers held their first meeting in the spring of 1897, and this same summer a school was built. A two room school was built in 1900 which needed two additional rooms in 1908. In 1916, a new one room cottage school was built to the north of the first school. The red brick school house burned in the summer of 1967.


• DUNDEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3396 was erected on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 30 township 20 range 21 west of the second meridian. The school was built in 1915 and closed in 1942. The school re-opened between 1955 to 1963. Following this, pupils were conveyed to Lumsden School . The old DUNDEE school was sold and dismantled.

• FOXDALE school district 3743 residents held their first meeting in April of 1916. The school house was erected on Everett Terrel's land in 1917, and classes commenced in June of 1918. The school was located in the Shellbrook Rural Municipality #493 near the Foxdale Post Office at SW section 31 township 51 range 2 west of the theird meridian. The Sturgeon Valley SD 3786 was a nearby school district on the other side of the river. FOXDALE high school students attended secondary school in Shellbrook. By 1954, STURGEON RIVER SD 493 and SUGAR HILL students were conveyed to FOXDALE for classes. In 1976, FOXDALE closed.


• RAYSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2808 sent in their first letter requesting a school district in winter of 1910. The schoolhouse was built on the southwEst quarter of section 28 township 50 range 3 west of the theird meridian, just eight miles north of Shellbrook. Classes began in 1912. In the spring of 1948, a new school was built on the north west quarter of section 21 township 50 range 3 west of the theird meridian. RAYSIDE closed after the 1965 school term.


• RICH VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT residents sent in their petition to the Department of Education in the spring of 1907. The schoolhouse went up in 1910 on the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 32 township 49 range 3 west of the theird meridian.The following year, classes began. In 1920, the schoolhouse was moved from its original site one mile east and one half mile to the north settling on the northeast corner of the north east quarter of section 32 township 49 range 3 west of the theird meridian to be more centrally located to the school district. In 1952, a new school was built which remained operational until the fal of 1959 when pupils began the school term in Shellbrook. Noted in this write up was that JACK PINE VALLEY school district was later to be known as CAMEO SCHOOL DISTRICT.


• SILVER CLIFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 4010 community came together in the winter of 1918 for the purposes of organizing a school district. The schoolhouse location was the northwest corner of the northwest quarter of section 9 township 51 west of the theird meridian. The school opened in 1918, and classes continued until 1953. That fall, students were conveyed to Canwood and later to Shellbrook.


• BRANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3018 pioneers sent in their school petition in the spring of 1913. BRANT school house was determined to be 14 rods east of the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 2 township 51 range 2 west of the theird meridian which situated it within the rural municipality of Rozilee. (Rozilee R.M. later became a part of Shellbrook Rural Municipality #493) BRANT school closed following the 1954 school term, and students were sent off to WILD ROSE CENTRAL school. (BRANT also referred to as BRANDT in the Sturgeon Valley District. )


• THREE CREEKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 3088 homesteaders came together for meetings in 1913. The schoolhouse opened in the summer of 1914 under Mr. Alexander Wiltshire to the north of the ROZILEE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Classes ceased in 1953.

• SVOBODA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1704 was located on section 22 township 41 range 1 west of the theird meridian. Ratepayers sent in their petition in the spring of 1906 and the first meeting was held the following fall.

• HOUGHTON LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2544 came together in 1909, and a petition was sent to the Department of Education. The school building was erected on the NW quarter of section 26 township 39 range 27 west of the 2nd meridian.

• BEAVER BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 1778 served the area between 1907 and 1955. The school site selected was the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 20 township 34 range 5 west of the second meridian. When the school closed, students were transported into Preeceville, and the schoolhouse was transported to Sturgis.


• BEAVER FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 373 sent in their notice to organise a school district, the summer of 1911. The school was built on the south east quarter of section 17 township 35 range 5 west of the second meridian.


• CHECHOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2252 offered was incorporated between 1908 and 1961. The one room schoolhouse went up on the south east quarter of section 28 township 34 range 6, and the first teacher listed was Miss Julia Astoniuk in 1909.


• ETOIMAMIE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1777 was established on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 9 township 36 range 5. The first teacher listed was Chas E.D. Kennedy in 1908 and the final class was held in 1961 under Mrs. Olga Pollock.
• HALCRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2835 built their school house on the north west corner of section 36 township 33 range 7 west of the second meridian. The committee came together in 1911 for the formation of a school district.
• HRYHORIW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2390 residents built the schoolhouse on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 35 township 33 range 6 and the first teacher was Jacob D. Stratychuk. A new school was needed in 1948 and classes were held there until 1963.


• NETCHIE HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1978 community residents came together in the fall of 1907 regarding the formation of a school district. The school house went up on the west die of the south west quarter of section 16 township 35 range 6 west of the second meridian and opened under William Howard Jones in 1910. The final year of classes was 1964.


• NORTH PRAIRIE SCHOOL DISTRICT community residents petitioned a school in 1909, and classes were held until 1962. There are no records prior to 1915. The school served sections 33, 34, 35 and 36 in township 35 range 6; the west halves of sections 6, 7 and 18 in tsp 35 rge 5; west half of section 31 tsp 35, rge 5; sections 1 through 16 inclusive of tsp 36 rge 6 west of the second meridian.


• NORWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1469 pioneers sent in their petition in the fall of 1905. The one room schoolhouse located on the south west corner of section 14 township 33 range 5 and was built in 1908. A new school went up in 1950.


• ROBINSON CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 3401 was located on the south west corner of section 12 township 36 range 7 west of the second meridian near Ketchen. Residents built the school in 1914 after organising the previous year. The first class began under Miss E.M. Bole in the summer months of 1915. Classes continued until 1961


• SUNNY BRAE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4097 community residents came together in the summer of 1918 to form a school district. It was in the summer of 1919 under Elsie Snyder. In 1955, SUNNY BRAE schoolhouse was transported to Lady Lake, and the students were conveyed into Sturgis.


• WALER SCHOOL DISTRICT 922 settlers met in the fall of 1903 to organise a school district. The schoolhouse went up on the north east corner of section 33 township 33 range 5 west of the second meridian. Final classes were held in 1960 under Mrs. Delia M. Heshedahl.

• WILKIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2143 held their first meeting in 1908. Classes began in the Immigration Hall until a school was built in town on land granted by the CPR.

• WOLSELEY SCHOOL DISTRICT came together in the spring of 1885, and classes were held under Miss Louisa Bulyea.


• WESTFIELD PROTESTANT SD 35 residents incorporated in 1885 and they opened their schoolhouse in 1887. Classes began in the spring of 1886 in a nearby home under Mr. Robert Fleming. The community purchased a home for a school house in 1887, and in 1889 they moved it onto the southwest quarter of section 22 township 16 range 9 west of the second meridian. The following year, the old THISTLE SCHOOLHOUSE was purchased, and brought to the school yard. A brick schoolhouse was built in 1920. (It is noted in this volume that the reference to "Protestant" in the title was not longer used after 1931)


• ABBOTSFORD SD P.S.D. 37 organised in 1885, though they did not have a school building until 1887. Classes began in the spring of 1886 under Mr. Andrew T. Fotheringham in various pioneer homes.


• WOLF CREEK PROTESTANT SD 179 wax established in 1889. Classes were held in pioneer farm houses and the first classes were held by Mr. Erskine. This school district received its schoolhouse in 1893


• GREENVILLE P.S.D. 36 also came together as a community and incorporated a school district in 1885 and their fieldstone schoolhouse is estimated to have opened in 1887. The schoolhouse was located on section 14 township 15 range 10, and classes began under Miss Minnie Fotheringham in 1886 in a local home until the school house was erected.


• THISTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 32 stood on north west quarter of section 14 township 16 range 10 west of the second meridian, and was organised in 1885. In 1889, this school district disorganised..

• ARCHOLA SCHOOL UNIT #10 formed in 1946 including 84 one room school districts, and encompassing RM 61, 63, 64, 65, 93 and some of 94 and 95. ARDINE SD 816, ARUNDEL SD 4389, BELLEVILLE SD 1832 DUMAS 3739, DURAMUS SD 2355, FERNLEY SD 639, FLETWODE SD 411, GLEN ADELAIDE SD 94, GOLDEN SPRING SD 967, HIGH RIDGE SD 887, HIGH VIEW SD 340, MODEL SD 931, ROSEDALE SD 145, VANDURA SD 1164 and WAWOTA SD 14 became amalgamated into this school unit.
  
  
• ARDINE SD 816 organised in the spring of 1912. Miss Helen Robinson began classes in a log house until the schoolhouse was erected on the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 3 township 12 range 1 west of the second meridian. Pupils were conveyed into Wawota when the school closed in 1958.
  
ARUNDEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4389 held their first meeting in the winter of 1920. January of 1921, the school district organised. The school was built on the north east quarter of section 11 township 10 range 1 west of the second meridian, and opened in the fall of 1921 under Jack A. MacKay. In 1960, ARUNDEL closed, and pupils went into Wawota. The schoolhouse was purchased and moved from the school yard. The school district disorganised in 1969.


• BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1832 organised June 2, 1920. The school went up that same year on the south east corner of section 29 township 11 range 3 west of the second meridian. Bordered by FLETWODE to the west, HIGH VIEW to the east, HIGH RIDGE to the north, and finally the Moose Mountain Forest REserve on the southern perimeter. In 1960, the school closed, and children were conveyed into Kennedy.
  
BELLHOUSE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2278 was situated on the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of section 18 township 9 range 33 west of the first meridian. The school opened in 1909 under Miss Fennell, and closed in 1965.,BR>
• BETHANY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1250 was built near Walpole (located NW 14-10-33 W1) It was moved .7 miles north east to be more centrally located to the pupils of the area. It was in 1921, that a school was built in Walpole village. When the school closed in 1966, students attnded either Wawota, Fairlight or Maryfield depending on the closer locale. The school house is now part of the Wawota and District Museum.
  
  
• BOND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1654 organised on November 2, 1906. The schoolhouse subsequently was erected on South west section 32 township 9 range 31 west of the first meridian. The new school built in 1928 assumed a new location, the north west quarter of section 29 township 9 range 31 west of the first meridian.
  
  
• BYRON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1427 held their first meeting in the spring of 1907. The site chosen for the schoolhouse was section 33 township 11 range 32 west of the first meridian. IN 1919, the school district ownership was section 7 township 12 range 32 west of the first meridian. The last recorded teacher was Betty Kirbyson in 1954.
  
  
• CANNINGTON MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 160 OF THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES organised in the spring of 1889. On dissolution, the school district was shared between WAWOTA SD 14 and MANOR school.
  
  
• ROSSETTI (DOONSIDE) SCHOOL DISTRICT 1456 organised in December of 1905. Classes opened under John L. Nicol in the spring of 1906. In 1923, the name changed from ROSSETTI to DOONSIDE. The map shows the location chosen to be the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 16 township 11 range 32 west of the first meridian. School boundaries were altered in 1921, and 1922.
  
  
• DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 3739 became a part of ARCOLA SCHOOL DIVISION 72. DUMAS organised May 1916, and one of the first teachers was Joe Gagnon in 1923 and the last teacher recorded was for the 1962 school year.
  
  
• DURAMUS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2355 organised April 1909. The first school house went up on the near the farm of Martin Nowakowski who worked the north east quarter of section 9 township 12 range 2 west of the second meridian. Classes began under Mr. Anderson in 1910. In 1924, a new site was chosen for the school house near the farm of Michael Girioux[sic]. A Michael Giroux applied for a homestead patent on NE 6 12 2 W2 according to The Saskatchewan Homestead Index Project (SHIP) The "Travelling School" was relocated in 1948, returning to the first site near the Nowakowski farm. This school was replaced in 1950. Pupils attended school in Kennedy in 1958. DURAMUS school house now moved to Vandura to be used as a school there.
  


• FAIRLIGHT (HYDE)PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 282 OF THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES began on section 24 township 11 range 32 west of the first meridian in a rented shack. Henry (Harry) Hyde built a fieldstone building in 1900 on the south east quarter of section 20 township 11 range 31 west of the first meridian. In 1939 the "Stone School" changed its name to MORNINGSIDE SCHOOL DISRICT, and in the spring of 1939, the name again was changed to HYDE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Students attended HYDE school until 1952.
  
  
• FERNLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 639 was located 49 miles to the south west of Wawota (the town of Wawota located at SE 13-11-1 W2). FERNLEY SD organised Oct 7, 1901, and the first school operated on the north east quarter of section 32 township 10 range 1 west of the second meridian. A new school was later constructed on a new site, the north east quarter of section 31 township 10 range 1 west of the second meridian. Classes ceased in 1952, and students were bussed into Wawota. The school district was officially disorganised in 1969.
  
  
• FLETWODE SCHOOL DISTRICT 411 residents erected a log house on the north west quarter of section 13 township 11 range 4 west of the second meridian in 1895. The school district organised in the spring of the following year. The first teacher was Miss Mary Hume in the spring of 1896. A new school was guilt in 1910. In 1925 when a new school was needed, a new site was chosen, the north west quarter of section 23 township 11 range 4 west of the second meridian. Pupils were bussed to Kennedy, and the school district disbanded in the spring of 1971.
  
  
• GLEN ADELAIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 94 organised in April of 1887. Fred Whitlock's log cabin served as the first class room. In 1891, a new school went up on the south east quarter of section 16 township 10 range 1 west of the second meridian. The boundaries were altered in 1908 allowing FERNLEY to be formed. In 1921, similarly the boundaries were altered, and ARUNDEL school district was created for the growing population. The new GLEN ADELAIDE school was built on the north west quarter of section 8 township10 range 1 west of the second meridian to be more centrally located in the new boundaries. GLEN ADELAIDE had its last classes in 1960.
  
  
• GOLDEN SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT 967 was built in 1903, and the community organised their school district in the winter of 1904. Miss Elsie Warner taught the first classes. GOLDEN SPRING disorganised in 1971.
  
  
• GRANGEHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 1622 organised in the fall of 1906. The school was built on the north west quarter of section 3 township 9 range 32 west of the first meridian. School began in July of 1907 under Miss Alice McEwen. This schoolhouse lasted until 1958, when the building was sold, and the HILLCREST school was moved onto a new basement in the schoolyard. By 1961, GRANGEHURST school closed, and children went by bus into Maryfield.
  
  
• GREENBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 692 beagn as KELSO school, a log building erected on section 34 township 11 range 33 west of the first meridian. Classes began under Mr. Wellwood. A schoolhouse was built in the hamlet of Kelso, and bore the name of GREENBANK school. In later years, a second class room was added, and a small schoolhouse brought into the school yard.Kelso was first a part of the MOOSMON SCHOOL UNIT, and in 1964 GREENBANK was assumed by ARCOLA SCHOOL UNIT. In 1967, GREENBANK closed its doors, and pupils attended school in Wawota.
  


• HIGH RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 887 community residents held their first classes in a log cabin. The school house was erected one mile south of the first log cabin built for education in the area. In 1904 a larger school was needed. Classes began under Mr Milligone. Classes ceased in 1954, the school closed and pupils went to KENNEDY school.
  
  
• HIGH VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 340 organised July 1894. When neighbouring schools sprang up, FLETWODE, MODEL, BELLEVILLE, the boundaries of HIGH VIEW were altered to allocate students in the area. The first HIGH VIEW school was a log builing on the south west quarter of section 13 township 11 range 3 west of the second meridian, with classes opening under Miss Egan in the summer months. By 1908, a new HIGH VIEW school house was needed, which was built on the south west quarter of section 23 township 11 range 3 west of the second meridian. Again, a new school was required in 1950, and the new school yard location was located on the south east quarter of section 23 township 11 range 3 west of the second meridian. In 1958, HIGH VIEW closed.
  
  
• HUTTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 899 community residents built their schoolhouse on the south east quarter of section 6 township 9 range 31 west of the 1st meridian and opened in August of 1904 under Charle Kerr. The school shut its doors in 1963, families sent their children to school in Maryfield or Redvers.
  
  
• LANGBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2765 organised in 1911.
  
  
• SILVER PLAIN (KENNEDY) SCHOOL DISTRICT 1512 was organised April 1906. The name changed from SILVER PLAIN to KENNEDY in 1915. Pupils from HIGH VIEW, FLETWOODE, HIGH RIDGE, GOLDEN SPRING, BELLEVILLE, and DURAMUS were bussed into the village of Kennedy when school districts consolidated in 1971.
  
  
• MODEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 931 organised in December of 1903. F.L. Sine as the first teacher in 1905 in the school house Johnny Husband's farm was one half mile to the south. The Saskatchewan Homestead Index Project (SHIP) gives the SE 16 -11 -2W2 as the location for a homestead application by John Winn Husband. In 1943, a new building was needed, and was built on the south west corner of section 15 township 11 range 2 west of the second meridian which situated it along Highway 16. MODEL school closed in 1961, children went to school in Wawota, the MODEL school district disorganised in 1969, and the school house sold and moved to Carlyle for a classroom.
  
  
• MOUNTNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 985 residents held a meeting to form a school district in January of 1904. The district organised that spring, and a school house was built on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 32 township 11 range 33 west of the first meridian. Mr. George McKessock held the first classes. After this school house burned in the spring of 1905, the next school house went up on the south west quarter of section 2 township 11 range 33 west of the first meridian. MOUNTNEY closed after the school term of 1961, and the school district disorganised in 1969.


• PARKMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3516 residents organised in the spring of 1915. Gertrude Brownell was the first teacher at the school which opened in the hamlet of Parkman, south west quarter of section 4 township 9 range 33 west of the first meridian. In 1960 a school was relocated to Parkman from Walpole, and remained open until 1967. Parkman disorganised in 1976.


• PICKWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1416 held their first meeting in 1905, and organised that fall, and the first school house went up on north east quarter of section 12 Township 10 range 34 west of the first meridian (page 421) or on the south east section 12 township 10 range 34 west of the first meridian William Pickwell's land (page 422). The Saskatchewan Homestead Index Project (SHIP) gives the location of NE 12 -10-34-W1as the location for the homestead applied for by William Pickwell. A new school was built in 1930. Classes finished after 1964 term, and the school district disorganised in the spring of 1969.
  
  
• PLAINVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1294 organised in 1905. Application was made for the name PLAINSVILLE, however the school district became established as PLAINVILLE by the Department of Education. The school house was built on the north east quarter of section 28 township 9 range 32 west of the first meridian. Classes opened in the spring of 1906 under Gertrude Broatch. PLAINVILLE closed in 1962, and pupils went to MARYFIELD school.
  
  
• PRAIRIE BELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1853 school house was built on the southwest corner of the north west quarter of section 22 township 10 range 32 west of the first meridian, which placed the school 3.8 miles south west of the Village of Fairlight. A.A. Rickers was the first teacher, and the school closed in 1949. The school house was sold and moved.
  
  
• RIGA SCHOOL DISTRICT 239 organised June 1892. A one acre school yard was obtained on the northwest corner of the southwest quarter section 28 township 12 range 33 west of the first meridian. J.C. Bell started classes in 1893, and the last teacher taught in 1966.
  
  
• ROSEDALE PROTESTANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 145 community residents held their first meeting in January of 1889. On the southest corner of the northeast quarter section 22 township 12 range 1 west of the second meridian, the schoolhouse was built. Miss Lang was the first teacher 1897. In 1927, a new school building was needed, and a brick school went up on the south west quarter of section 26 township 12 range 1 west of the second meridian. Both schools were sold when the school closed after the last classes were held in 1945. ROSEDALE disorganised in 1969.
  
  
• SPRING CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 169 community held their inaugural meeting in December of 1889. The school house was erected on north west section 27 township 12 range 32 west of the first meridian. Ellie Cameron opened classes in 1890. In 1964 SPRING CREEK closed.
  
  
• SWANSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2590 area residents held their first school classes on north west quarter of section 26 township 26 range 9 west of the first meridian in 1907 in a little shack. In February of 1910, residents came together to organise their school district, which was established that June. A school house was raised on the north west quarter of section 26 township 9 range 33 west of the first meridian. This school burned to the ground in the spring of 1955, and the community built a replacement in the same site. This school remained open until 1963.
  
  
• VANDURA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1164 organised in August 1912. The Aitken boarding house was the first location for the community school. The first VANDURA school house was built in 1913, opening classes under Miss H. McDonald. This schoolhouse was torn down in 1962, and the DURAMUS school house moved onto the school site. The last classes were held in 1968.
  
  
• WALPOLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4426 was surrounded by MOUNTNEY, BETHANY, PRAIRIE BELL, and DOONSIDE (ROSSETTI). WALPOLE was organised in the spring of 1921, and the school opened in 1922. Though the school was lost to flames in 1949, it was rebuilt. WALPOLE closed in 1961, and students went to either WAWOTA or FAIRLIGHT school. WALPOLE school was not located in the village of Walpole. The Walpole post office was established in the store at Sec.36, Twp.10, R.33, W1 according to Library and Archives Canada
  
  
• WAWOTA (LITTLE PIPESTONE) SCHOOL DISTRICT 14 log school house was built on the north west quarter of section 24, township 11 range 1 west of the second meridian onMarch 2, 1885. By 1907, the rural school of Little Pipestone closed, and a new school was erected in the town of Wawota, and the name changed in 1915 to Wawota School District #14. (Wawota location SE 13-11-1-W2) In 1946 WAWOTA school district was included in sub unit #5 of ARCOLA SCHOOL UNIT 10. GLEN ADELAIDE SD 94, ROSEDALE SD 145, FERNLEY SD 639, ARDINE SD 816, MODEL SD 931, BETHANY SD 1250, PICKWELL SD 1416, and ARUNDEL SD 4389 disorganised in May of 1969, and consolidated with WAWOTA. Later students from MOUNTNEY SD 985, BELLHOUSE SD 2278, CANNINGTON MANOR SD 160, VANDURA SD 1164, GREENBANK SD 692, DUMAS SD 3739, SWANSON SD 2590came to Wawota as these ruRal school houses closed. WAWOTA PARKLAND SCHOOL served Wawota which became a town in 1975, and the surrounding rural areas.
  

• BLACKFOOT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3299 came together in the spring of 1914 to form a school district. Records show that Gladys E. Kingbury and Mrs. M.B. Brocklebank taught the first classes in 1915. Schoolhouse was erected in the north east corner of the south east quarter section 1 township 50 range 19.. The classes discontinued at the end of the school term, 1965, and at this time, pupils attended school in Edam.


• DAYSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2230 residents organised their school district, the fall of 1908. Classes started in 1909 under Miss Ada K. McKinnon. The schoolhouse went up six miles east of Mervin village on the south west corner of the north west quarter of section 9 township 50 range 19. The school held classes until 1957, and students attended Mervin after this time.


• LAKE RUSSELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 4249 hel a meeting in the summer of 1919 to form a school district. The site for the school house was the south west quarter of section 31 township 48 range 18 south of John Russell's land. Mr. Pomery began classes. Classes ended at the end of term June 1964.


• LAVIGNE SCHOOL DISTRICTpioneers came together in 1908. The schoolhouse was erected on the corner of the north east quarter of section 9 township 48 range 18 west of the theird. Mr. Holmes opened the school, with classes in the fall of 1908.


• MINNEHAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT 909, held their first meeting in the summer of 1912. The schoolhouse was built in 1913 Miss B. Currie began classes in the spring of 1914. MINNEHAHA joined MEDSTEAD SCHOOL UNIT 64 in the fall of 1945, and then was assumed by TURTLEFORD SCHOOL UNIT 65 in 1965. Harold Thiesen taught the last classes over the 1964-1965 school season. The schoolhouse was turned into a Co-op Hall.


• PARKDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2714 was organised by the fall of 1910. The north east corner of the north east quarter of section 22 township 50 range 18 west of the 3rd meridian served as the site for the schoolhouse. The spring of 1913 saw Mr. W. J. French begin classes. In 1945, PARKDALE became part of the MEDSTEAD SCHOOL UNIT 64. By 1963, PARKDALE closed its doors, and the schoolhouse was sole.


• PICNIC LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3829 formed a school district in the fall of 1916. The school was erected, and Alice Mulholland started the first classes in 1917. Around 1950, students were conveyed to Edam for classes.

• CULLYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2825 community erected their schoolhouse on the south west quarter of section 18 township 26 range 26. Miss Belle Waldie taught the first classes. The last classes were held in the 1958-1959 school term.


• DAVENPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2356 located at SE section 10 township 26 range 26 west of the second meridian and the school house opened in 1909.


• BERMUDA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2225 held their first meeting in the winter of 1908 and Reba MacArthur started up classes that year in the school house at SW 2-27-26-W2. The last classes were held in 1958.


• STALWART SCHOOL DISTRICT 409. Stalwart hamlet was located at SW 21 26 25 W2.

• STEELE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4158 organised in the spring of 1919. Classes began in 1928 under Miss Katherian Welk. The schoolhouse was situated on the south east quarter of section 26 township 40 range 5 west of the theird meridian. The last classes were held 1965.

• PRELATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3397 opened in 1914 under Adelaide McCreary with classes in the United Church. It wasn't until 1916 that a two room schoolhouse was built. As the rural school districts closed, the pupils attended the consolidated school in Prelate, these included, CULULI, MACKENZIE, BADEN DIRKSBURG, GLADWIN, FLOWERDALE and HERMANN


• PAROCHIAL SCHOOL ST. ANGELA'S CONVENT 1930-1931


• PROTESTANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 5 formed in 1915 and operated until 1950 in Prelate.


• CULULI SCHOOL DISTRICT 3215 came together in 1912 to form a school district in the area. The schoolhouse went up the south east quarter of section 15 township 21 range 25 west of the theird meridian. Classes began under Paul Juettner in the spring of 1916. schoolhouse moved to Leader upon closure at the end of the year in 1951.


• MACKENZIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3107 sent in their petition in the summer of 1913. In the spring of 1914, Mr. N. Graham Reid began classes. A new school was needed in 1940, and remained in service until school closed in 1959. MACKENZIE school disorganised in 1964.


• BADEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 704 community erected the schoolhouse on the southwest quarter of section 30 township 20 range 25 west of the theird meridian. A.F. Wanner was the first teacher in the fall of 1912. Classes finished in 1960 and the s choolhouse was sold.


• ELARDEE SCHOOL DISTRICT located near Elardee post office (SW 6 19 25 W3)


• EARL HAIG SCHOOL DISTRICT located at south east quarter 19 township 19 range 24 west of the theird meridian.


• SELZ SCHOOL DISTRICT 2843 held their meeting in 1911 and was established in December of 1912. SELZ closed in 1956, and students attended school in Prelate.


• NEILFELD SCHOOL DISTRICT


• HEG SCHOOL DISTRICT 3193 residents held their first meeting the summer of 1913. Patrick O'Dowd started classes in 1914. The last classes were 1957, and the school district disorganised in 1961.


• FROHLICH SCHOOL DISTRICT 3181 was located at south west quarter 17 township 20 range 26 west of the theird meridian.
• KEEBLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT


• DIRKSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 3190 pioneers built their schoolhouse on the south east quarter of section 13 township 21 range 26 west of the theird meridian. The first meeting was held in 1914, and the first teacher was Joseph Meit that same fall. In 1959 the school closed, students went to school in Prelate and the schoolhouse was sold.


• GLADWIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 469 was established in October 1911 and closed in 1958. The first record of a teacher was Hazel McCaw in 1913.


• HERMANN SCHOOL DISTRICT 40 pioneers sent in their petition in 1909. The school district organised at the end of 1910. Classes began under John Albert Taylor in 1912. The school closed in 1946.


• FLOWERDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 687 residents came together in 1911, and was organised with the Department of Education in the spring of 1912. Classes began in 1914 under Mr. J.L. Gaffield. The school was relocated in the spring of 1915 to the southeast corner of section 3 township 23 range 25. Originally the school was one and one half miles south of this location. School closed in 1946

• LESTOCK SCHOOL There were several locations for the school in Lestock. The Village of Lestock began 'Mostyn', one of the stations on the 'alphabetical line' of the CN railway.


• ARPAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2538 pioneers held their first meeting in May 1909, 1910-1959. The schoolhouse was situated on four acres of the southwest quarter of section 29, township 25, range 15. The schoolhouse was completed in the summer of 1911 opening under Mr. Mackay. ARPAD closed 1959, and students were bussed to Lestock.


• BIMBO SCHOOL DISTRICT 3288 operated between 1914 to 1960 on the north east quarter of section 13, township 26, range 16 west of the second meridian.


• GEORGE'S SCHOOL DISTRICT 1386 school house went up on the centre of the northern boundary of section 31 township 25 range 14 opening for classes in 1906. The school petition went forward in the spring of 1905 to the Department of Education. GEORGE'S school did not open in the fall school year of 1952.
  
  
• GRANATIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 1497 built their school house in 1907 on the north west quarter of section 12 township 26 range 15 west of the second meridian. The school closed in 1959. The first school sold in 1950 and was re-purposed as a church near Leross, the second school house was sold and re-purposed as a home.


• MARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 3717 operated between 1916 to 1957 on the north east quarter of section 31 township 27 range 14 west of the second meridian. When MARLOW closed, pupils attended school in Lestock.


• MARR HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1879 started their classes under Thomas R. Wellwood in 1907. The schoolhouse was on the southwest quarter of section 3 township 26 range 16 west of the second meridian. When the school closed in 1959, students attended school in Lestock.


• MILLERSDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 381 community residents sent in their petition in March of 1911 to the Department of Education. In March of 1912, the school district was organised under the name of ENID SCHOOL DISTRICT 381. By September 27 of that year, the school assumed the name of MILLERSDALE. The school house was erected in a two acre school yard on the north east corner of the south east quarter section 23, township 25 range 15. The school house was destroyed by fire. The BRYN MAWR SCHOOL house was moved into the school yard to replace the devasted one, and MILLERSDALE school continued operating until 1959.


• POPLAR PEAK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4876 began in 1930. Students first attended either VIRAG or BIMBO schools. The school district was one of the smallest, being only six sections in total. Margaret Kopas opened the school in August 1931 with an enrolment of 22 students. In 1959 when POPLAR PEAK school was closed, the building was sold, moved into town and renovated as a home.


• TOUCHWOOD HILLS SCHOOL DISTOUCHWOOD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 444 (first one) incorporated in 1897 and classes were held in the church [Lestock - St. James church ] which was located on the south east quarter of section 28 township 27 range 15 west of the second meridian along with the cemetery in the RM of Kellross 247. This first school house closed in 1905 according to the school district section, and classes ended in 1908 according to the church section.


• TOUCHWOOD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 444 (second one) incorporated in 1920, and the school house went up on the south west quarter of section 28 township 27 range 15 west of the second meridian. This school house burned down in 1931. The spring of 1932 saw a new school house raised on the south east quarter of section 32, township 27 range 15 west of the second meridian. This school laste duntil 1959, and pupils went into Lestock for schooling.


• VIRAG SCHOOL DISTRICT 2158 met in 1908 to form a school district. Miss B. Haggerty opened the school in the summer of 1909. The school house was built upon the north east quarter of section 33 section 26 range 15 west of the second meridian. VIRAG closed in 1960.


• WESTMOOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 2010 operated between 1908 to 1959. The first classes, however were held in the home of Mr. Lightman, who continued on as the first teacher when the schoolhouse was completed. The local history book shows the school house depicted in two photographs, each building with a different style, implying two buildings were built. The Westmoor post office located on the north west quarter of section 12 township 28 range 15 west of the second meridian.

• ARBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1230 opened 1912 to 1914 under this name.


• TOUCHWOOD SIDING SCHOOL DISTRICT 5235 / (TOUCHWOOD SCHOOL) opened under Mr. Joseph Geber, the book also lists five other teachers. The school opened in an additionto the church building in 1945, and it closed in 1954, with pupils going to LAKEWOOD VALE school. The school house located on the south east corner of the south east quarter section 3 township 26 range 17 in the rural municipality of Touchwood #248 according to the school district map in the book. This location sets Punnichy twelve miles north. The article about the school sets it on the SE 25 3 17 W2 [sic]. The school house burned down, and was replaced.


• CRITERION SCHOOL DISTRICT 3766 also located in RM Touchwood 248 and the district came together in 1915 and a school house was never erected. Pupils attended PUNNICHY school, and the school district assumed the responsibility of conveying the pupils until 1951 shen the Govan Larger School Unit assumed the area.


• DICKENS SCHOOL DISTRICT 869 had their school house built in 1913 north of Punnichy, after the school district organised in 1912. The location was centrally located on the eastern boundary of section 14 (and the western boundary of section 13 which was a correction line) township 29 range 17. Before the schoolhouse was raised, the community held classes in a tent.


• GORDON RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL 2920 was a day school operated by the Church Missionary Society. This school opened in 1876, and a boarding school replaced the first building in 1892, and this was supplemented by another in 1917 run by the Anglican church. Over the years more expansions and buildings were added. The Department of Indian Affairs assumed the school responsiblities in 1969. A Roman Catholic Separate Day School opened in 1956 on the reserve. In 1959, pupils were conveyed to Punnichy.


• HOLLIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 5102 school house was siuated on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 30 township 28 range 15 west of the second meridian in the Emerald Rural Municipality. The school district overlapped the Kutawa R.M. as well. Meetings were held in 1934 and the school was built in 1936. Classes at the school ended following the 1957 - 1958 school term, at this time it was part of the Foam Lake School Unit.


• KUTAWA SCHOOL DISTRICT 477 Mr. E.J. McMurray was the first teacher in January 1899 in a log school house, and the community had their first meeting in the summer of 1898. At this meeting, classes were agreed to begin in the home of Mr. Lindeburgh's home. The frame school house was built in 1921 northeast of Punnichy on the border between section 16 and section 9. The school house was centrally located in the south east corner of of the south east quarter of section 16 township 28, range 16, and at the same time was centrally located on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 9 township 28, range 16 (being betwixt the two sections). The school was not opened until April 1922. The schools were bussed into town for the fall school year 1963.


• LAKEWOOD VALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1266 went up in 1913 south of Punnichy in the R.M. of Touchwood 248 following the incorporation of the district in 1912. Meetings began in the spring of 1911 to form the school district. The school house located on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 21 township 27 range 16. Mr. Lawrence Richardson was the first teacher in May 1914. LAKEWOOD VALE closed in 1959.


• MATHYAS SCHOOL DISTRICT built their school house on the south west quarter of section 21 township 17 range 25 west of the second meridian. Mr. Jack Sheredin was the first teacher. After the school building went up in flames in 1932, it was re-established.


• MISSION LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1716 community built their school house in 1930 southwest of Punnichy, and south of Quinton, after the school district organised in 1906. The school house was located on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 25 township 27 range 18 in the R.M. of Touchwood 248.


• PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4341 school building was erected in 1920 north of HOLLIS SD, southwest of Wishart, and northeast of Punnichy. The school house was located on the south west corner of the southwest quarter section 11 township 29 range 16 in the R.M. of Kutawa. The school district also overlapped the R.m. of Emerald. PERRYVILLE opened March 21 under Miss Elizabeth York. The school closed in 1971.


• PUNNICHY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2257 formed in 1909, and a schoolhouse was raised in 1923. Punnichy locates in the south west quarter of section 11 and the north west quarter of section 2 township 28 range 17 in the Kutawa R.M. The school district overlapped the Touchwood R.M. The school was located on lots 36 to 40 of block 7 in the Punnichy village. Mr. J.S. Almond taught the first classes in 1909. A larger brick school was needed by 1923. When rural schools began closing in 1946, area students were bussed into Punnichy. Two one room school districts were moved into the village as additional classrooms.


• SCHILLER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3618 was built in 1916 north west of Punnichy following the school district formation in 1915. The school yard was located on the border between sections 27 and 34. The school house was situated on the south west corner of the south west quarter section 34 township 28 range 17 AND the north west quarter of the north west quarter of section 27 township 28 range 17 in the Rural Municipality of Kutawa. George Shorin began classes in 1916. In 1958, pupils were bussed into Punnichy.

• SOUTHEY SCHOOL built in 1905, with first teacher Miss Purdom. The school was located within the south west quarter of section 7 township 23 range 18 west of the second meridian - the site of Southey. As this became a village school, new larger buildings were soon built to accommodate a growing student population. CRAIGILEA, and KINGSVILLE school districts were one of the first to convey their pupils into Southey, 1953. FREUDENTHAL schoolhouse was brought into the Southey school yard in 1959.


• BOURNEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3521 was erected in 1915, and the first teacher was Miss Alice L. Townsend (Mrs. Booth). From the map the location is SW of the NW section 2 township 24 range 19 west of the second meridian. In 1950, the schoolhouse was relocated within the schoolyard.


• BRYN MAWR SCHOOL DISTRICT 3312 school district map places the schoolhouse in the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 29 township 24 range 19 West of the Second Meridian. It is believed that the school district was organised around 1917 with the first school meeting held in the spring of 1914. BRYN MAWR district was formerly named COTSWOLD. The name chosen by the Department of Education was BRYN MAWR (Big Hill), and the school permit was submitted in the fall of 1917 for construction on a four acre schoolyard. Picnics and sports events were held in the area under the name of COTSWOLD before the school building was erected.


• BRYN MAWR CENTRALIZED SCHOOL was an amalgamation of four schools; BRYN MAWR SD 3312, COYNACH SD, SNARUM SD, and SNOWDROP SD in 1952. These schoolhouses and their teacherages all assumed a new location on the Southeast corner of section 15, township 24, range 19 on a six acre school yard. In 1956, BUTTERTON, and EASTMOUNT pupils attended BRYN MAWR CENTRALIZED SCHOOL as well via school bus.


• CORNWALL SCHOOL DISTRICT 698 pioneers erected their school house in 1903, after becoming organised the previous year. The location of the school building was on the south east quarter of section 28 township 21, range 19 west of the second meridian. Before the school house was erected, classes were held in the church. With re-organisation of the school boundaries, and a changing rural population, the new school house was erected on the south half of section 34 in 1918. From the map the location is NW of the SE section 34 township 24 range 19 west of the second meridian. CRAIGILEA school building was moved into the school yard and remained open for classes in CORNWALL SD until 1959 when students were taken into Southey.


• COYNACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 3360 pioneers began planning their school district in 1914, and the school building site chosen was the south east quarter of section 13 township 19 range 24 west of the second meridian.[sic] From the map the location is SE of the SE section 13 township 24 range 18 west of the second meridian. Classes opened in 1915 under Miss Isabelle Wilson. 1952 was the last year of classes at COYNACH. The School building was moved to the south east quarter of section 15 township 24 range 19 becoming BRYN MAWR centralised school.


• CRAIGILEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 5062 was formed to centralize classes between KINGSVILLE SD and WHEATWYN SD. The NE quarter of section 32 township 21, range 18 west of the second meridian became the site for the school house, which went up in 1934. Miss Anne Peterson became the first teacher. Classes continued until 1950, when both CRAIGILEA and KINGSVILLE schools closed and pupils went into Southey.


• CROSSWOODS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1902 homestead area was known locally as CROSSROADS, as it was the intersection of early Red River Cart trails. One trail connected Touchwood to Punnichy and Lumsden, and the other connected the area to Fort Qu'Appelle. As the post office in the district could not assume the name CROSSROADS, the area adopted the moniker CROSSWOODS. Settlers met in October of 1907, to organize their school district. In the spring of 1908, documents were submitted, the site chosen for the schoolhouse was the southeast quarter of section 28 township 25 range 18 west of the second meridian. Mrs King became the first teacher, the summer of 1908. In 1953, students were sent to a centralized location at SERATH RIDGE SCHOOL.


• FRANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2031 contacted the Department of Education for the purposes of forming a school district in the summer of 1906. In April of 1908, the Department of Education informed the community that the name of KÖNUGSBURG was already in use, so the area decided upon FRANSFIELD. By that summer, a school building was under construction, and opened in September 1908 under Mr. Brown. From the map the location is NW of the NW section 21 township 22 range 19 west of the second meridian. A new school was needed in 1949 which remained open until June of 1962. Students therefore went into Southey, and the old FRANSFIELD school building was sold and renovated into a home in Earl Grey.


• FREUDENTHAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1309 was organised in 1905 near the post office of Fairy Hill. Mr. A.S. Todd opened classes in 1907. More land was purchased in 1926 for a ball diamond near the school yard. From the map the location is NW of the NW section 9 township 23 range 19 west of the second meridian. A new school house was needed by 1928, and was erected in the same school yard as the old school. Students were bussed to Southey or Earl Grey upon closure of classes. In 1960 FREUDENTHAL schoolhouse was relocated into Southey as a secondary classroom.


• HAZELWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2814 residents held their first meeting in 1911. Classes opened under Ada Hyde in April of 1912. From the map the location is NE of the NW section 35 township 24 range 18 west of the second meridian. In 1946, management of the school district was taken over by the Cupar School Unit. The school building served until 1949. The old airport building was moved to the school yard for the next schoolhouse. June 1958 saw the final classes at HAZELWOOD.


• KINGSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2288 ratepayers came together in the spring of 1908 to delve into the formation of a school district. The name of the school was HILBOKA in 1908, and by December of that year, KONIGSBURY was chosen which means KINGSVILLE. From the map the location is SW of the SW section 18 township 22 range 18 west of the second meridian. In 1909, papers were sent off to the Department of Education, and land was donated. Mr. Atkinson taught the first classes in 1910.


• SNARUM SCHOOL DISTRICT 1262 held their meeting in the spring of 1905. The school was built in the spring of 1905 on the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of section 33 township 23 range 19 west of the second meridian. Mr. Sutherland was the first school teacher in 1906. In 1952 SNARUM closed and the area was administered by Cupar School Unit. school house was purchased by the chuch, and became the Bryn Mawr United Church in 1959.


• SNOWDROP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3414 (1915-1952) was formed within the Millington Rural Municipality #249 (previously Local Improvement District 249). Residents were sent a list of names to choose from for the school title. SNOWDROP was built on the south east quarter of section 3 township 24 range 19 west of the 2nd meridian and classes began 1915 under Mrs. Ada Hyde. From the map the location is NE of the SE section 3 township 25 range 19 west of the second meridian. GOVAN SCHOOL UNIT took over SNOWDROP, and then Govan School Unit was assumed by CUPAR SCHOOL UNIT in 1951. SNOWDROP closed 1952, and residents centralised with COYNACH and BRYN MAWR.


• SUNNY NORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2515 ratepayers met in 1910 to provide a school for children of the area. From the map the location is SE of the NE section 25 township 23 range 19 west of the second meridian. Mrs. Eldridge opened classes that year. Classes ceased in 1959 at SUNNY NORTH and pupils attended school in Southey.

• CUPAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 972 meetings commenced in 1904. The site designated was the north east corner of section 12 township 23 range 17, west of the second meridian. The rural site for the school was abandoned in 1907 in favour of a school in the village of Cupar. As this became the consolidated school, there were many renovations and additions over the years. CUPAR SCHOOL DISTRICT becomes a part of the Cupar School Division in 1947.


• DALYRYMPLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 524 held meetings in the fall of 1899 concerning the establishment of a school district. The school house went up on the south east quarter of section 21 township 22 range 16 west of the second meridian. Alice Meehan became the first teacher in April of 1901. DALYRYMPLE joined the School Division in 1946, and in 1949, DALYRMPLE did not offer classes any longer, students were conveyed to Cupar.


• DELLWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4668 sent in their petition in 1926. The school house was located on the north east corner of James C. Wood farm, north east quarter of section 35 township 32 range 24 west of the second meridian.. Miss Gertrude Brinkworth held the first classes in 1926. DELLWOOD closed for two school years 1944-1946. School closed in 1956. The schoolhouse was sold, and converted into a home.


• FOX HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 190 ratepayers sent in their petition in November 1908 to form a school district, another petition followed two years later. The school house location was the south east quarter of section 14 township 24 range 16 west of the second meridian. The first teacher in 1912 was Miss Lily Cameron later known as Mrs. William McLean. FOX HILLS closed in 1953.


• GLEN MURRAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4496 held their first meeting in the summer of 1922. The school yard was established on land donated by Dr. Rutledge the north east quarter of section 23 township 32 range 17 west of the second meridian. Miss Isabelle Drever was the first teacher in January of 1923. The schoolhouse was moved to Dysart in 1952, and students were bussed to Cupar.


• KILSHANNIG SCHOOL DISTRICT 786 pioneers held their first meeting in the spring of 1912. Mr. O. Devyer began classes in September of that year in the school house one south west quarter of section 28 township 21 range 16 west of the second meridian. KILSHANNING became part of the CUPAR SCHOOL UNIT in 1957, and KILSHANNING closed its doors.


• LITTLE TOUCHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT was organised in the spring of 1912. The schoolhouse located on the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 20 township 25 range 16 west of the second meridian.


• LOON CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 868 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES sent in a letter requesting a school district in the spring of 1903. The schoolhouse was opened in 1904 under T.G. Moore. A new, larger school house was needed by 1923, and the location chosen was section 35, township 21 range 17. This school yard was north of the first school house site. In 1956, the school house was sold in 1961, and moved to a farm.


• LUPESCU SCHOOL DISTRICT 3146 was established on farm land owned by Wargulescu, the south west quarter section 3. township 24 range 16 west of the second meridian in 1913. LUPESCU SCHOOL joined the CUPAR SCHOOL UNIT, at which time, they wanted to buy the land the school yard was established upon. The new owners agreed if the school name changed to PRINCESS ELIZABETH.


• PRINCESS ELIZABETH SCHOOL DISTRICT 3146 opened for classes in the 1945-1946 school year. PRINCESS ELIZABETH remained open until 1958. The previous name of the school was LUPESCU.


• MARIGOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4807 opened in 1931. Cupar was situated nine miles south. Charles Hunt began the first classes. In 1953 MARIGOLD closed, and pupils were conveyed into Cupar. The school house was moved to Kelliher.


• ST. IMRE SCHOOL DISTRICT organised in 1913. Mr. Martin Charles opened the school classes in 1915. Touchwood trail ran through the ST. IMRE school yard


• Consolidated School Districts - a large chapter on the transition between the rural one room school house, and the Consolidated Schools established in towns and villages in the mid 1940s

• MISSION SCHOOLS were formed after the missionaries arrived in 1845


• SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BELLEVUE - CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE OF THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES was fomred in 1885, the first Catholic Public School conducted in a log school house, located in the One Arrow Indian Reserve at Garonne (1897-1927 located at Section 10 -Tsp 44 -Rge 28 -W 2), later called St. Isidore de Bellevue ( from 1927 located at Section 12 -Tsp 44 -Rge 28 -W 2).


• Bellevue, Duck Lake, St. Laurent and St. Louis all had Catholic public schools in 1885.


• Lebret Mission or Lebret Industrial School was establised in 1884 near Qu'Appelle, at Lebret.


• LACADIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 290 organised June 1911, with a school house erected on the north west quarter of section 11 township 6 range 19 west of the second meridian near the Dalview post office. Classes opened under Miss Cahil in the summer of 1912. In 1913, a French speaking teacher taught French between 3 and 4 in the afternoon - the last class of the day. By the 1940s, LACADIA was incorporated into the RADVILLE SCHOOL UNIT. LACADIA closed 1955, and students continued their classes in Radville.


• VAUNDER SCHOOL DISTRICT 1312 organised in April of 1905 near Buffers Lake. VONDA SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT #18 was organised in 1909 with the same boundaries as the VAUNDER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #1312. The first VONDA SEPARATE SCHOOL house was taken by flames in April of 1921. Classes were assembled in the town hall, until a new two storey building could be bult, and opened in 1923. VONDA SEPERATE SCHOOL became part of the SASKATOON EAST UNIT in January 1970. DINELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1176 South east quarter section 27 township 36 range 1 west of the theird meridian 1912-1961, CASAVANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3127 on north west section 23 township 37 range 1 west of the theird meridian 1913-1970, ST. DENIS SCHOOL DISTRICT and GRIERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2376 on south east section 17 township 38 range 1 west of the theird meridian 1909-1959 became part of either VAUNDER SCHOOL DISTRICT 1312 or VONDA SEPEARTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 18


• L'ÉCOLE ST-CHARLES NO. 8 near Courval (From 1910), LÉCOLE MAISONNEUVE NO. 4582 on north east quarter section 24 township 5 range 30 west of the second meridian between 1924 and 1951 near St. Victor, L'ÉCOLE CASAVANT NO. 3127 near Vonda, LÉCOLE FOURMOND NO. 24 section 11 township 44 range 1 west of the theird meridian opened 1889 near St-Laurent school district advertisements Le Patriote do l'Ouest.


• VESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 1451 organised April 1906 near Bonne Madone, and Howell (later named Prud'homme). The school house was located on the west half of section 7 township 39 range 27 west of the second meridian. The school closed in 1938, A later name for the school was PRUD'HOMME.


• CONVENT DE L'ADORATION in Rosetown provided classes, as did a number of other convents across the province, such as COUVENT JÉSUS-MARIE in Gravelbourg and the Montmartre boarding school for girls.

• DISTRICT SCOLAIRE DE BELLEVUE, NO. 1, NO. 33, NO. 4916. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BELLEVUE THE CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES organised in 1885. BELLEVUE ROMAN CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 33 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES received its name in 1891 and opened under Azarie Gareau. The first teacher on record is Alex Fisher in 1896. The school name changed to BELLEVUE S.D. # 4916 in 1933, and in 1954 became a part of WAKAW SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 48, which is also the last year that a teacher is listed for the school.


• GAUDET SCHOOL DISTRICT 742 school district was four miles south of BELLEVUE ROMAN CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 33 on the south east quarter of section 26 township 44 range 28 west of the second meridian. The first teacher was M.D. Lussier in 1912. GAUDET remained open until 1960. After the school closed, the school house was remodelled into a home.


• ST GERARD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 5240 was located west of ST. ISIDORE DE BELLEVUE by three miles. ST. GERARD was constructed in 1950, and held classes between 1951 and 1954. After the school closed, it was relocated to Lake Sawchuk and re-used as a school.


• ARGONNE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2495 went up on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 32 township 44 range 27 west of the second meridian. Before 1920, the school was re-located to the northeast quarter of section 32 township 44 range 27 west of the second meridian on one acre of land. In 1935, a new modern school was built.


• ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4832 operated between 1930 and 1954. In 1954, the school became part of sub-division No. 6 of the WAKAW SCHOOL DIVISION.


• ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL was a centralized school built in 1954 to accommodate the students of GAUDET, BELLEVUE, ST. ISIODRE and ST. GÉRARD. This new four roomed school operated between 1954 and 1995 teaching elementary and high school grades in town. ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4832 school house was moved into the school yard for an additonal classroom. The school was demolished and classes were held in the old Domremy School until 1996. ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL last teacher is recorded for 2002. ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL became a Francophone school, and in 1999 was managed by the DIVISION SCHOLAIRE FRANCOPHONE NO. 310.

• SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE TOWN OF MOOSE JAW, PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES was established in December 1884. Miss Wells became the first teacher in 1883. Classes were held in various houses and buildings until funds were raised and a four room brick school building was established in 1889. The school building was named MOOSE JAW UNION SCHOOL. Over the years MOOSE JAW UNION SCHOOL ws enlarged


• KING EDWARD in 1906 opened in Moose Jaw.


• CRESCENT SCHOOL opened its doors in 1907 in Moose Jaw.


• EMPIRE SCHOOL AND CENTRAL COLLEGIATE joined the Moose Jaw schools in 1909


• KING GEORGE SCHOOL went up in Moose Jaw in 1911.


• PRINCE ARTHUR opened in 1912, another Moose Jaw school.


• ROSS SCHOOL opened in 1913.


• WESTMOUNT school was built in 1921.


• WILLIAM GRAYSON SCHOOL opened in 1926


• MOOSE JAW PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR BOYS was erected between 1912-1913.

• MOUNT HECLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1561 builds their school house on the north east quarter section 23 township 30 range 13. In May 1908 classes begin under Mr. Hugh McColl. A new school was built in 1921 which remained open until 1962. The school house became a church in Leslie, SK.


• ALLENBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4002 held meetings in 1918 to form a school district. Miss Steele was hired on as the first teacher. The school located on the south west quarter section 9 township 29 range 14 west of the second meridian. When ALLENBY was closed in 1963, the school along with two other school houses were sold to Mr. Kostiuk who moved them to Wishart, and later to Leross.


• BANK END (BANKEND) SCHOOL DISTRICT 1425 held their first meeting 1905, and hired Miss Myra Wilson as the first teacher in 1906. The hamlet of Bankend was the south east quarter of section 13 township 29 range 14 west of the second meridianBy 1935, the hamlet of Bankend had a two classrooms, and needed a theird by acquiring HOLLIS school. The teacherage was sold in 1906, pupils attended school in Wishart.


• BIRCH CREEK SCOOL DISTRICT 1875 began correspondence in 1906 to form a school, which was organised in 1907. The school was opened in November 1908 and ran until 1949 when a new two room school was erected. The school operated until 1962, when the building was moved to Wishart. Pupils also were conveyed into Wishart for classes.


• CLARKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3388 occupied the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 6 township 28 range 13 west of the second meridian, named after Walter William Clarkson, an area homesteader of 1904. The school operated 1914 to 1964, fifty years.


• COLERAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4447 needed a school, as GILBERT and BANKEND schools were quite a distance away. The petition was sent away in 1920, and the declaration in 1921. The school house went up on the north west quarter of section 1 township 29 range 13 west of the second meridian in 1922. Mr. Skafel was hired on as the first teacher, and by 1950 COLERAINE closed its doors, and pupils were bussed into Bankend. COLERAINE school became a church in Wishart.


• CRESSWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1910 was erected on the south west quarter of section 29 township 28 range 13 west of the second meridian and opened in 1910 under W. A. Vanderburg. The second school house needed in 1946 was built on the south west quarter of section 20 township 28 range 13 near highway 35.


• EMERALD SCHOOL DISTRICT 5099 began organising in about 1930, and the petition was sent in 1935. The school house site was the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 16 township 28 range 14. Miss Edna Derry became the first teacher in October of 1936. EMERALD closed in 1963.


• FIREFLY SCHJOOL DISTRICT 5098 was established on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 8 township 28 range 13 west of the second meridian in 1935. Miss Mytle Dock came on as the first teacher. Classes began in the Henderson homestead house before the school house went up. FIREFLY closed in 1964.


• GILBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1717 first school house was located on the south west quarter of township 25 range 13 west of the second meridian. The school district was organised in 1909, and the first day of school was in September of 1908 under H. Vanderburg, who donated the school yard land.


• HALICZ SCHOOL DISTRICT built their school house on the north east and north west quarter of section 20 township 30 range 15 west of the second meridian on four acres of land in 1914. The first teacher was Mildred Crossley hired in 1918. In 1960, HALICZ closed, and students went to Wishart. The school house, teacherage, and barn were sold.


• HOLLIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 5102 was erected on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 30 township 28 range 15 west of the second meridian in 1936. The school house was within the boundaries of Emerald rural municipality, but the school district overlapped Rural Municipality of Emerald, #277 and Rural Municipality of Kutawa No. 278. Doris Roberts was the first teacher hired on for that year, and the school closed in 1958. The school was thenceforth moved to Bankend.


• HONEYBANK (HONEY BANK) SCHOOL DISTRICT 3218 decided to build their school house on the north west corner of section 7 township 30 range 14 west of the second meridian. Michael Hall opened classes in November 1914. HONEYBANK closed in 1960, children were conveyed into Wishart, and the school also served in Wishart as an additional classroom before being converted into a fire hall.


• LADSTOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 415 erected their first school house in 1911. Miss Dowkes had the first classes.Classes ended in 1965. The school was relocated to Wishart, and used as a school annex.


• LARISA SCHOOL DISTRICT 5186 organised in 1943, and used an existing log hall until 1948, when they built a new school. The school site was the south east quarter section 34 township 29 range 16 west of the second meridian. Miss Helen Coates was the first teacher. LARISA was absorbed by the GOVAN SCHOOL UNIT. School closed in 1962, and students went off to Wishart. The school house was sold, and remodelled into a home.


• LILY WHITE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4691 filled a gap left by ROYAL ROCK and WALLHALLA schools. In 1925 ratepayers sent a letter off to the Department of Education, and a petition was signed. The LILY WHITE district organised in 1927. Classes began in 1928 with Grace Overage as the first teacher. The school went up on the south east quarter section 15, township 31 range 14 west of the second meridian. In 1957 the school was sold and made into a home. The children were conveyed to Wishart.


• MARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 3717 organised in 1916. The school house was built on the northwest corner of the north east quarter section 31 township 27 range 14 west of the second meridian. The school closed 1957


• PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4341 opened under Miss Elizabeth York in 1921. The school closed in 1964. The south east quarter of section 11 township 29 range 16 west of the second meridian.


• ROUND HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT had its first meeting in 1916. The school was finished the December of that year . Mr. Nicholas began classes in 1917.


• ROUND PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 30 location was on the north east quarter of section 9 township 29 range 15 west of the second meridian. ROUND PLAIN opened in 1886 and closed in 1959. After closure the school house was moved south of Sheho.


• ROYAL ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2289 ratepayers met in 1909 to form a school district. The site was the north west quarter of section 32 township 30 range 14 west of the second meridian. Miss Anna M. Nelson opened classes in 1910. The school closed 1958.


• TOUCHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 313 went up on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 32 township 29 range 15 west of the second meridian. The Department of Education received a letter in 1899 regarding the formation of a school district. The first teacher was Miss Annie L. Ward in 1899. The first school house was a log building, that was later moved to the south west corner of the south east quarter of section 32 township 29 range 15 west of the second meridian. The second school was built in 1908, one mile north of the last site. This building lasted until 1948 when it went up in flames. The replacement building lasted until 1963. Pupils then attended school in Wishart. The TOUCHWOOD school was sold and relocated.


• WALLHALLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2062 residents held their first meeting in 1908. WALLHALLA school was raised on the south west quarter of section 21 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian. In about 1917 / 1918, the school was relocated to the north west quarter of section 17 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian. In 1920 a replacement school was built on the south west quarter of section 18 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian. This school burned down, and a new replacement went up in 1937. The first school sold and moved to a new site for a community centre. LILY WHITE organised in 1927, and the WALLHALLA boundaries were altered. The school yard became part of a roadway after it closed in 1956.


• WESTMOOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 2010 realized a need for a school in 1905. North east quarter section 23 township 28 range 15 became the site for the school house. Mr. J. Likeman began classes in 1908 in his home before the school was built . WESTMOOR closed in 1961.


• WISHART SCHOOL DISTRICT 4487 sent off their letter in 1919 to form a school district. The first school was named ST. MARY.

• BALROBIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2353 petitioned for a school district in 1906, and 1909. The BALROBIE school was built in 1909 on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 34 township 23 range 14. Blanche H. Lundrican was hired on as the first teacher in 1909. The school closed in 1957, and the school house was sold in 1958.


• DEVON SCHOOL DISTRICT 4468 sent in their petition in 1921. The school house was erected 50 yards from the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 35 township 21 range 14 west of the second meridian. The first teacher recorded was Miss A.C. Bower in 1923. In 1953, DEVON joined the CUPAR SCHOOL UNIT, pupils were conveyed into Lipton, and the school house itself moved to Lipton, to be used as a classroom until 1957.


• FREELANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 4108 met to address education in their community 1918. The school site was the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 6 township 24 range 13. Marie McInnes began classes in 1919. FREELANDS closed in 1959.


• HAYWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 845 petitioned for their school in 1903, and the school was summarily organised. The school house was constructed on the north east quarter of section 7 township 23 range 13. Miss Course (Mrs Baker) began the classes in 1904. A new school building was ready by 1952, with the first school house becoming the teacherage. HAYWARD closed in 1959.


• HEADLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 4012 organised in 1918, and Miss Isobel Parlee (also spelled Parlu) signed on as the first teacher opening classes in the spring of 1919. As there was no school house in the WESTLEA area, those pupils attended HEADLANDS. In 1904, HEADLANDS school house was moved to become the centre of the district as WESTLEA now had their own school. Headlands post office was located on the south west quarter of section 32 township 24 range 13 west of the second meridian. HEADLANDS closed in 1959, the school house was sold. A cairn was erected on the school yard site.


• HEAVYLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1441 community built the school house on the north half of section 33 township 21 range 13. Miss Margaret E. O'Leary opened classes in the summer of 1906. The school was in the Rural Municipality of North Qu'Appelle #187, yet families in the Rural Municipality of Lipton #217 also attended HEAVYLAND. HEAVYLAND closed in 1963, the school house was sold, and relocated.


• HERZEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1503 was part of the Jewish Colonization headed by Baron Hirsch. JESHURUN, TIEFERES ISRAEL (REINDEER) and HERZEL was within the blocs of land allocated for this "Lipton Colony" settlement. The school district formed in 1906 straddling the Rural Municipality of Lipton 217 and the Rural Municipality of Tullymet. The first school was erected on section 30. Herzel post office was located at section 30 township 23 range 12 west of the second meridian. (The Hirzel (later Fenwood) post office was located just to the north east.) N. Graham became the first teacher in 1907. The school closed in 1947, and CUPAR SCHOOL UNIT re-opened HERZEL by purchasing an old air force building and installing it on the south east quarter of section 2 When the school closed in 1959, students went to Lipton.


• JESHURUN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1913 sent in their petition in 1907. The school district comprised sections in township 22 range 13 west of the second meridian, and the school house was located on the north west quarter of section 22 township 22 range 13 west if the second meridian. The school closed in 1952.


• LIPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1347 In 1893, settlers built the PARKLANDS school house on north east quarter of section 20 township 22 range 14, on the east side of Jumping Deer Creek. In 1903, the school was moved to the other side of the creek to serve the community growing at the Canadian Pacific Construction Camp called "Miles". In 1904, a petition was sent in to restore PARKLANDS to the east side of the creek, and establish LIPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1347 on the west side of the creek, in the new settlement of "Lipton". The first post office in the area was called Hayward opening in 1884 before the rails came through. LIPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1347 opened in 1905.


• PARKLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 269 pioneers sent in a petition in 1893 regarding a school. The school house was built on the south half of section 20 township 22 range 14. The first recorded teacher is Miss Pollock in 1896. In 1905, it was relocated several miles west on the far side of the creek.


• SHAWLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2161 hired on their first teacher, F.W.G. Hilton in 1909. The school house was located on the north east quarter of section 21 township 24 range 13 west of the second meridian. The final classes were 1959.


• TIFERES ISRAEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1442 (REINDEER) thought about a school in 1905. The school was built in 1906 on the north east quarter of section 12 township 23 range 13 west of the second meridian. Solomon Friedman began classes in 1907. TIFERES ISRAEL closed in 1935

• SWIFT CURRENT PRIVATE SCHOOL opened in 1886 under Mrs. Thomas Rooks by utilizing a Canadian Pacific Railway (C.P.R.) box car as a school class room. The majority of the pupils were children of C.P.R. employees. This school remained pen until 1889, and a public school district came to be.


• SWIFT CURRENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 167 residents petitioned the Department of Education for a school in 1889. W.A. Markley began classes in the newly formed school district as he had been teaching in 1889 at the private school. The new Presbyterian public school held classes using the same box car. The school received an additionin 1890, and the pupil population soared to 59 by 1904. The village of Swift Current built another two room school house in 1904, and three teachers hired for both school class rooms, and a two storey four roomed school went up in 1906. This new larger school received the name CENTRAL SCHOOL


• BETHANIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1626 formed near Herbert in 1906, and their one room school house was built by 1907.


• BEVERLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1175 came to be in 1905 near Beverely.


• CUT BANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1822 near Burnham formed in 1907.


• EBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1026 formed 1904 near Swift Current. Operating under this name 1912-1921, the school changed names to RUSKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1026, and remained open 1921-1942. The school yard was located on the north east quarter of section 17 township 17 range 14 west of the theird meridian.


• ENZ SCHOOL DISTRICT 1099 formed 1904 near Herbert. ENZ was located north west section 1 townhip 15 range 9 west of the theird meridian and the school house operated between 1912-1952.


• FLATS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1602 was established near Success in 1906


• GULL LAKE PRIVATE SCHOOL was operational by 1905 on the land which once was the "76" ranch, and classes were held in the ranch house under Miss Sarah Pennock.
• GULL LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1748 was established near Gull Lake in 1907.


• HERBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1075 formed 1904 near Herbert.


• LOBETHAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1290 formed in 1905 near Main Centre.


• PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1665 in 1906, this school district formed near Swift Current


• PRAIRIEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1115 was established in 1904 near Swift Current, and their one room school house was built by 1907.


• REED VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1522 formed Hear Herbert in 1906


• ROCKSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1689 was formed 1906 in the Rush Lake and Herbert area.


• TURNHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1470 formed 1905 near Rush Lake in 1905 and their one room school house was built by 1907.


• WALDECK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1718 formed in 1907 near Waldeck.

• GARNOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT south of Kelliher


• BERESFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT south of Kelliher


• ESKDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT south of Kelliher


• EASTWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT east of Kelliher


• CAMPBELLTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT east of Kelliher


• JOHNSON SCHOOL DISTRICT south of Kelliher


• NEW HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT south of Kelliher


• KELLIHER SCHOOL received a four room brick school.

• PRIVATE SCHOOL opened under Miss Fanny Laidlaw in March 1883.
• FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL held classes under Mr. Schaffner in the Methodist Church in May of 1883.
• REGINA PROTESTANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 organised in December of 1884, and opened in 1885 on Scarth Street in a building owned by D.S. McCannel, in Regina under Donald.S. McCannel. Before this D.S. McCannel taught children in various temporary locations.


• HERCHMER PUBLIC SCHOOL opened in the NWMP barracks.
• UNION SCHOOL went up on Hamilton Street and 11th Avenue in 1890 offering primary and secondary classes, with a kindergarten in 1892. This school was called the "WHITE SCHOOL" and began a "Normal School" program in 1903 in an attic room. This school was demolished in 1905.
• ALEXANDRA SCHOOL was erected 1906 on Hamilton Street, and opened under the name the RED SCHOOL receiving the name ALEXANDRA later that year. In four years time, ALEXANDRA became the TEACHERS COLLEGE, providing NORMAL SCHOOL classes.


• VICTORIA SCHOOL was built 1905 on McIntyre Street, and classes commenced in 1906. This school was demolished in 1958.


• VICTORIA SCHOOL (B) was later erected on 12th Avenue and Retallack Street.


• GRATTON ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT opened its first school GRATTON CATHOLIC SCHOOL on Cornwall Street organized in 1899 and opened in 1900, and this school closed in 1908.


• ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL on Scarth Street and Victoria Avenue resumed education for the Catholic ratepayers after 1908 commencing classes in September 1909. ST. MARY closed in 1939, and the buildings sold in 1945.


• ST. MARY (B) was erected in 1962 on McIntosh Street.


• EARL GREY SCHOOL opned its doors in 1909, and served as a school until 1916. For the interim of seven years the building was re-purposed as a military Battery and military sanitarium, becoming known as the Earl Grey Military Hospital. Between 1923 and 1933, the building once again provided elementary classes. The building was demolished 1937.


• STRATHCONA PUBLIC SCHOOL on Rose Street opened in 1910, and served 74 years until it closed in 1984. This building was rotn down in 1990.


• CENTRAL COLLEGIATE stood between 1909 and 1994 on Scarth Street and 15th Avenue. Hector Lang began classes November 15, 1909 in REGINA COLLEGIATE, and the name changed to CENTRAL COLLEGIATE in 1924. The last classes were held June 1985.


• SACRED HEART ACADEMY ran between 1910 and 1969. The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions began classes in 1905 in temporary quarters on Scarth Street, and moved that same year to a building at 1866 Albert Street. In 1910, a building was built housing a boarding school for girls. By 1915, secondary classes were offered, and in 1924, SACRED HEART ACADEMY offered first year University classes. A new name, SACRED HEART COLLEGE, was given to the new quarters at 3625 Albert Street in 1926. Primary classes ceased, the college offered University programming. About 25 years later, MARION HIGH SCHOOL was added to continue with the secondary classes. The SACRED HEART COLLEGE ceased being a private school in 1965, Regina Catholic Schools administered the classes, and four years later, the building was closed for classes.


• WINSTON KNOLL COLLEGIATE opened in 1997, and bears the facade from CENTRAL COLLEGIATE.


• WETMORE SCHOOL was in operation 1914 through 1997 on Wallace Street near 14th and 15th Avenues. Classes opened in January of 1914, and the school closed in 1997.


• THOMSON SCHOOL opened in 1927.


• CAMPION COLLEGE was operational 1918 to 1975.


• ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL went up in 1912 serving as a school until 1918, when it became a hospital for those suffering from the flue epidemic. In 1989, ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL closed its doors.


• HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL began classes January 1913 in Holy Rosary Cathedral, until a new four room school was built in 1914. HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL became a Community School in 1980.
  
  
• LAKEVIEW SCHOOL opened in 1918 as a two room school on 20th Avenue, an expansion was added in 1930, and renovations were undertaken fifty years later.


• CAMPION COLLEGE opened under Jesuit priests in 1918 beginning in Holy Rosary Cathedral until a three storey school building was erected on 23rd Avenue in 1921. Two years later, an expansion was added, and the boarding school offered secondary classes, and first year university courses in the arts. In 1960 CAMPION offered classes to both men and women. CAMPION held classes on the Regina Campus in a new building by January of 1968. Secondary classes continued at the original CAMPION building on 23rd Avenue until 1975 when students began school at DR. MARTIN LEBOLDUS HIGH SCHOOL. SIAST WASCANA CAMPUS began operating out of the CAMPION building on 23rd Avenue.


• SCOTT COLLEGIATE was constructed on 7th Avenue in 1923. Classes began the following year. In 1945 and 1949 additions were made to SCOTT COLLEGIATE.


• BALFOUR TECHNICAL SCHOOL / COLLEGIATE went up in 1930, however technical trades and labour training classes were established in 1920 in the vormer Victoria Hospital. After CENTRAL COLLEGIATE closed in 1985, Balfour received COLLEGIATE status.


• LUTHER COLLEGE began originally as LUTHER ACADEMY opening 1913 in Melville (Melville achieved village status in December 21, 1908, incorporated as a townNovember 1, 1909 and as a city on August 1, 1960). Thirteen years later, LUTHER Academy re-located to Regina and opened its doors on Dewdney Avenue and Royal Street as LUTHER COLLEGE provinding secondary school classes and first year University. In 1968, a federation between LUTHER COLLEGE and the UNIVERSITY OF REGINA, led to an expansion of University course offerings, and by 1971, LUTHER COLLEGEopened in a new building on the UNIVERSITY OF REGINA campus.


• THOMSON SCHOOL opened in 1927


• DAVIN SCHOOL was erected as a twelve classroom school in 1929, and underwent major renovations in 2001


• PUAL DOJACK YOUTH CENTRE began operations as the SASKATCHEWAN BOY'S SCHOOL, changing names in 1985.


• MILLER COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOOL opened in 1966 under the Separate School System offering secondary school classes to Catholic ratepayers.


• REGINA COLLEGE began as a high school residential and day school on 16th Avenue (now College Avenue). Operated by the Methodist Church, classes first began in the former City Hospital building in 1911 until the new building was officially opened in 1912. By 1925 REGINA COLLEGE was offering first year University courses in an affiliation with the University of Regina. Between 1939 and 1945, the Canadian Army occupied the REGINA COLLEGE building, and high school classes continued in the Regina Trading Company Building on Scarth Street. In 1934 REGINA COLLEGE became part of the UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN. REGINA COLLEGE commenced a formal association with the UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN as a junior college offering accredited university courses in 1925. REGINA COLLEGE continued as a Junior College until 1959, when it received full degree granting status as a second campus of the University of Saskatchewan. In 1961 the College was renamed the UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN, Regina Campus. In 1974 it became the independent UNIVERSITY OF REGINA.²


• NORMAL SCHOOL offered teacher training courses in several temporary locations until the NORMAL SCHOOL building was established on College Avenue, and opened in 1914. Two years later, the Provincial Museum of Natural History assumed this location, and the NORMAL SCHOOL held classes in LAKEVIEW SCHOOL. By 1944, the Regina NORMAL SCHOOL closed its doors, and teacher training continued in Saskatoon and Moose Jaw. Argan et al states that "In 1959 the Teachers' College was transferred to Regina from Moose Jaw." On July 1, 1964, the Teacher's College became part of the University of Saskatchewan. The NORMAL SCHOOL building on College Avenue served as the Department of Education until 1969.


• UNIVERSITY OF REGINA had its beginnings as the REGINA COLLEGE in 1911. UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHWAN REGINA CAMPUS was declared July 1, 1961, and the new campus was situated south of Wascana Creek. The UNIVERSITY OF REGINA was declared independent campus from the UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHWEAN in 1974.

• HUGHTON a rural school "6 miles east of Andrew Reed's homestead. in 1910 a second school was built one mile south-east of Elmer Brown's farm." p.101


• Consolidated District resulted in a two room school in Hughton, 1916, one room closed 1953, and secondary students were conveyed to Elrose. Hughton closed entirely in 1970, and all grades thenceforward went to Elrose.


• WARTIME SCHOOL DISTRICT 694 built their first schoolhouse in 1912 under the name FLAXLAND. Classes began the following year under Miss I. (Bella) Smith. In May 1917 the schoolhouse was moved into the hamlet, the school name changed to WARTIME. A new brick school house served the community between 1926 and 1970. After this pupils attended school in Elrose. The first school house was sold.
• SUNNY BANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2259 community residents built their school house in 1912, on the south east quarter of section 35 township 27 range 16.


• EAST GAP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3688 residents came together in the spring of 1916 to form a school district. Upon approval by the Department of Education (now the Ministry of Education) a school house was erected on the S.W. corner of Section 21 township 24 range 15 west of the theird meridian. Miss Ethel Carver came on as the first teacher in the fall of 1916, the first year teaching duties were finished by Miss Mildred Brown. The school closed in 1953, and pupils thence attended either Kyle or Sanctuary schools. The school house was transported to various locations after its use as a school.


• WINDY PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5133 residents moved the Prudential Exchange Bank Building in Soverign onto the north east quarter of section 29 township 27 range 14 west of the second meridian for a school. Miss Kathleen Smith was the first teacher in 1938. The school remained open until 1954, and pupils continued classes in Rosetown, Hughton or Glamis.


• ORVILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1199 was established in 1912, and in the formative years, pupils were bussed to LIONS HEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT to the north. By 1914, a school house was built, and ready for classes in March of 1915 under Miss Verna Henderson. ORVILL received students from POPLAR BUTTE SCHOOL after their formation in 1917, until POPLAR BUTTE built their school in 1929. ORVILL closed in 1938 following classes that term.


• HESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4001 residents organized in March of 1918. HESTER school closed January of 1954, and pupils took the bus to COTEAU VIEW SCHOOL. HESTER became another classroom itself in the COTEAU VIEW school yard. By 1964, all pupils went to Elrose School.

POPLAR BUTTE SCHOOL DISRICT 3845 though it organized in 1917, the children were conveyed to ORVILL as mentioned earlier. The POPLAR BUTTE school house went up on the southeast quarter of section 27 township 24 range 13, opening in the fall of 1929. The school closed in 1938, and families moved to Rolling Hills, Alberta from this area.

• MILAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 4710 became organized in 1927 and the first teachers were Mable G. Thom, Gladys McKenzie and Lillian Johnson in 1928. MILAN closed in 1947. MILAN amalgamated with ORVILL becoming COTEAU VIEW LARGER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
  
  
• COTEAU VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 1199 was a larger area encompassing the ORVILL and MILAN school districts and forming in 1948. Pupils attended ORVILL until COTEAU VIEW was opened in August 1948. ESTON-ELROSE SCHOOL UNIT formed in 1953, assuming administration of COTEAU VIEW. HESTER school house was moved into the COTEAU VIEW school yard as a Continuation School. In 1958, secondary students were bussed to other high schools for education. In 1964, the Continuation School closed its doors, and in 1965 COTEAU VIEW closed, all students going to Elrose.


• IVOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 3297 met to form a district in early 1914, and the school house opened that fall under Miss E.M. Lindsay. IVOR closed in 1959.


• YPRES SCHOOL DISTRICT 3692 school house went up on the south east quarter of section 16 township 27 range 16 in 1916. When YPRES closed, both the school house and teacherage were moved to WARTIME SCHOOL.

• St. Boniface Church and School near Leofeld. In 1904 a new school was built. A new school was needed by 1914, and the school opened that September under the Ursuline Sisters. Muenster and Bruno schools opened along with the new school at Leofeld on September 1, 1914.


• St. Henry's School was erected at Marysburg, serving also as the First Ursuline Convent. A school was erected in 1914 at Dead Moose Lake (Marysburg) opening January 7, 1915.


• Bruno, Pilger and Willmont each had parochial schools by 1914 in St. Peter's Colony. There were two more near Fulda, Muenster had one, and another was erected near Muenster. Humboldt and Watson soon had a Catholic separate school.
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• ARGYLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1645 (1907-1955) residents sent in their petition to the Department of Education in March of 1906. By October4 17, 1907, the school opened under Miss Laura Abell. The school joined the Foam Lake School Unit in 1954. The school closed in 1955.


• CALEDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3390 (1915-1953) residents proposed the name PRAIRIE VIEW when they sent in their application to the Department of Education, however CALEDON was accepted for the new school situated on the southwest quarter of section 27 township 33 range 13 west of the second meridian. The school opened in 1915, and continued operation until 1953, when pupils went to Wadena for classes.


• EAST LYNNE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1229 (1915-1960) was situated on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 22 township 31 range 16 west of the second meridian. By July 26 1915, Miss Elsie Shinner was taken on as the first teacher in the newly erected school house. Residents joined the Foam Lake Wynyard School Unit, and classes continued until 1960 at EAST LYNNE. After this, pupils were conveyed to Wynyard.


• ELFROS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2463 (1911- ) pioneers sent in a petition in April of 1909 for a school district. Miss Mary Hochrien became the first teacher in September of 1911. The school received addtions through the years, and by 1920, a new building was erected for the secondary classes. The first school became a Masonic Lodge, and a new multi-room brick school was erected.


• EVELYNE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4600 (1928-1960) went up on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 29 in the RM of Big Quill #308. Homesteaders petitioned the Department of Education in February of 1925 for a school. Mary Ostpowich began classes in 1927. The school joined with the Shamrock School Unit, and the last classes held at EVELYNE were in 1960. EVELYNE school became the Wynyard Museum.


• GARDAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 1590 (1906-1954) Sent in their request for a school in the fall of 1905. By 1906 classes began in the new school. In 1917, the school house was moved to the road allowance, the original yard being the north west corner of Dan Grimson's property. Foam Lake Larger Sub Unit No. 6 soon assumed the school administrative responsibilities in 1944. In 1954 GARDAR closed, and pupils went to Mozart and Wynyard.


• HAGLOF SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1453 of the North West Territories (1907-1964) residents petitioned for a school in 1905. The school was built on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 32 township 31 range 14, and was readyh to open in the spring of 1907 under Mr. J.H. Westrup.


• HARVARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2026 (1907-1960) residents began holding meetings in 1908 with the intent of forming a school. The school house went up on the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 16 township 32 range 15 in 1909. The school was ravaged by a cyclone in 1906, and another was built. By 1944, HARVARD joined the Foam Lake-Wynyard School Unit. HARVARD continued with classes until 1960, when it was decided to bus pupils into Wynyard for schooling.


• LESLIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 445 (1912-1966) area residents sent in their letter September 1910 for a school in the town of Leslie before this date, children attended school at QUILL VALLEY SCHOOL #996, the first school of the area. A petition was forwarded in the summer of 1911, and the school site was the south east quarter of section 36 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian, which placed it at the intersection of Hodge Street and Quill Avenue in Leslie. In July of 1912, Miss A Gertrude Jackson was the first teacher, who was soon replaced due to illness by Miss Shirley O.M. Moyer. LELSIE continued to operate until June of 1966, after this studnets were conveyed to Foams Lake schools.


• LILY WHITE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4691 (1926-1957) organised itself in 1926, before this date children attended HOLAR school. LILY WHITE was constructed on the south east quarter of section 15, land owned by Geo. McKenzie. Grace Overage began classes in 1928, and the school continued to offer classes until 1957.


• LITTLE QUILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1797 (1908-1958) served sections 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19 through to 36 and portions of sections 4, 17, 18 in township 33 range 15.


• MOZART SCHOOL DISTRICT 2781 (1912-1965) residents sent in their petition in January of 1909. The Minister of Education approved the incorporation of the school district January 24, 1911. The school was built in 1912, and in 1922 another one room school was built to serve as a second class room. MOZART joined the Foam Lake School Unit in 1944. Classes continued at MOZART for another ten years, and then secondary students were conveyed to Wynyard. By 1965 no classes were held at MOZART.


• PRAIRIE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 187 (1920-1958). "In 1890 the DUCK LAKE PROTESTANT Separate School District No. 187 of the North West Territories was established within the limits of the STOBART CATHOLIC Public School District No. 8 of the North West Territories." Children first attended either ARGYLE, ELFROS, GARDAR or YELLOW QUILL schools. It was in 1921 residents came together to organize their school. to accommodate a new school district YELLOW QUILL school house was moved one and three quarter miles east of its first location. By August, a new school was erected, and Miss Elsie Birtles was hired on as the first teacher. In 1944, amalgamation of school districts occured. ARGYLE pupils were conveyed to PRAIRIE GROVE until their new school was re-opened. In June of 1958, PRAIRIE GROVE closed its doors, pupils went in to Elfros for schooling.


• QULL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 996 (1904-1950) was approved by the Commissioner of Education of the North West Territories in January of 1904. Local historians believe that Mrs Beatrice Woodhead began teaching classes in 1905. Records confirm that Miss Alice L. Monk was her successor in 1906. In 1945, QUILL VALLEY became part of Foam Lake School Unit #35, and five years later, the school closed due to low enrolment. QUILL VALLEY school house was re-located to CLARKSTON school district in 1953.


• ROSE VALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4163 (1919-1954) residents came together for meetings in 1919 in order to form a school district. The school house went up on two 1/2 acres on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 5 township 32 on land owned by George Ireland. (William George Ireland homestead the SE 4 32 13 @2) Miss Lillian Gudmundson (Mrs. Henry Sumarlidason) was hired on as the first teacher. ROSE VALE joined Foam Lake School Unit in 1945. In 1953 QUILL VALLEY and ROSE VALE consolidated, and ROSE VALE school house was used as a central school for both school districts. ROSE VALE closed in 1954 due to low enrolment. Students were bussed to Elfros, Wynyard, or Foam Lake.


• ROYAL ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2289 (1909-1958) pioneers came together in January 1909 to discuss forming a school district. Anna Nelson was hired as the first school teacher in April 1910 in the school house on the north west corner of section 32 township 30 range 14. Joining Shamrock School Unit in 1958, ROYAL ROCK closed that same year.


• RUSHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3726 (1917-1964) was constructed on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 21 township 31 range 15 west of the second meridian. In 1915 the petition was sent in, and the school built in 1916. Ettie Flanagan began teaching in 1917. About 1935, the school received an addition, and became a two room school in 1945. School closed in 1964.


• SPRINGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 4435 (1920-1957) served sections 28, 29, 31, 32, 33 township 32 range 15 and the north half of section 30. SPRINGBURN also served sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and portions of sections 4, 17, 18 township 33 range 15.


• WALHALLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2062 (1908-1956) first school house operated on the south west quarter of sedtion 21 township 31 range 13 west of the second meridian until 1919 before becoming the Lutheran Church. Classes began under Miss Johnson. In about 1918, the school was moved south west of the original site. The new school built in 1920 was located on the south west quarter of section 18 township 31 range 13. This school was taken by fire in 1936. A new school was raised operating until 1956.


• YELLOW QUILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 3433 (1915-1960) RATEPAYERS HELD THIR FIRST MEETING IN THE FALL OF 1914. The school yard was an acre of land on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 34 township 32 range 13 west of the second meridian. Stina Hallgrimson became the first teacher in 1915. In 1922, the school was moved to the south east quarter of section 2 township 33 range 13 to be more centrally located to the pupils of the district. In June of 1960, the last classes were held at YELLOW QUILL, and the students bused to Wadena.

• BESWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT 3879 ratepayers met in December 1916 to form a school district. A school house was construct on the north west quarter of section 11 township 40 range 16, west of the theird meridian in 1917. Though the school was to open in October of 1917, construction delays set the first class opening in July of 1918 under Wynona Searle. BESWICK closed in 1950, and students went into Cando for schooling. BESWICK school district first


• BOW MORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4450 organisational meeting was held in January of 1921. The school building was erected on the wouth west quarter of section 1 township 39 range 15. In April of 1922 Miss Frances Shury began classes. BOW MORE closed in 1953.


• CANDO SCHOOL DISTRICT 3145 met for a meeting in August of 1913 in Cando. The townsite school served a surrounding area in the rural district around Cando. Louise Wells began classes in 1914. In 1927, the church was used for a second class room, and between 1953 and 1955 three rural school houses; TWIN GATE, WHITE SHORE and STANDARD; were moved into Cando for additional classroom space.


• NORWICH SCHOOL DISTRICT 3745 held a meeting in 1917 to form a school district. In the beginning, the school district arranged conveyance into Cando for education. The school building went up in 1922 on the south west corner of the north west quarter of section 18 township 39 range 16 west of the theird meridian. NORWICH SCHOOL's first teacher was Mrs. Edith Munro. In 1963 NORWICH closed, and students again were bused into Cando. The school was sold after some years, and a marker erected. CANDO was to the east, and BROOKS to the south of NORWICH.


• ROWLAND HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 3053 began in 1913. The school house went up on the south east quarter of section 33 township 40 range 15 and opened in 1913.


• SALTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3186 sent in a letter in August of 1913 with the request for a school in the area. The school was built on the south east quarter section 27 township 38 range 16. By 1914 Myra Eileen Augustine began classes. The last teacher recorded was for 1956.


• TWIN GATE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4841 residents sent in their letter December 1920. They wished a school district between BOWMORE to the east, SALTER to the south, ROWLAND HILLS to the north and CANDO to the west. Th school house was situated on the road allowance 1/4 mile west of the north west quarter section 4 township 39 range 15 to be centrally located in the school district. Miss Violet K Dallas was the first teacher in September of 1930. The last teacher recorded was for the year 1953.


• WILLOWFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 5151 came together in January of 1938 to form a school district. The school yard was two acres on the north east quarter of section 12 township 40 range 15. Miss Margaret Campbell was the first teacher in September 1939 in the frame school house. The school closed in 1952 as the enrolment was very low. The schoolhouse was sold in 1959 and converted to a home, yet does not stand today as it was taken by fire.

• ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3868, it was at the Rural Municipality of Prairie Rose meeting that ratepayers met in January of 1913 regarding a school district. The petition was signed in March of that year. In March of 1917, the south east quarter of section 11 township 33 range 19 west of the second meridian was chosen for the school. Some lands from HORTON SCHOOL DISTRICT were conferred to ALTON. Nora C. Cronin was the first teacher in 1918. ALTON closed its doors in June of 1940. Students were conveyed into Jansen and Dafoe. In 1955, the school house was transferred to Dafoe for the teacherage there.


• AUDERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 716 pioneers signed their petition in February of 1912. The South east quarter section 27 township 33 range 20 west of the second meridian allocated two acres for the school yard. Henry Podjan became the first teacher in 1914. At its height, AUDERVILLE served 60 pupils under one teacher. In 1945 AUDERVILLE entered the Lanigan School Unit. In June of 1957 AUDERVILLE closed, and students went into Jansen, 30 miles away. AUDERVILLE school house was moved to LAMPARD school district in 1958.


• BIEBERDORF SCHOOL DISTRICT 2517 filled out their forms in the fall of 1908, and sent in their petition in February of 1909 for FRIEDENSFELD SCHOOL. That school name was already in use, so the school trustees submitted five names, and the Department of Education approved BIEBERDORF. Before the school could be erected, children were conveyed to Jansen. Miss Munroe began classes July 1, 1912. BIEBERDORF SCHOOL DISTRICT became part of the Lanigan School Unit in 1945, and BEIBERDORF remained open until 1957 with dwindling enrolment each year. About 1960, the school house was sold


• COPELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT OPENED IN 1908, AND CLOSED IN 1966


• DAFOE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4038 was builtin the north east corner of the town of Dafoe. This school district became part of the Lanigan School Unit 40 in 1950. In 1951, the secondary pupils were conveyed to Wynyard. In 1966, Shamrock School Unit 38 took over. DAFOE SCHOOL was disorganised in 1968, and the shcool buildings sold. A plaque was erected in 1989.


• DEER PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1949 sent in a petition in 1907 for a school district. in 1908, the school house was erected on the south portion of section 5 township 33 range 20. Resident children living in Esk, sent their children either to DEER PLAIN or to PAULINE SCHOOL DISTRICT north of Esk. DEER PLAIN was moved into Esk in 1944. The school building was later sold, and became a residence. The last recorded teacher is for the 1964 school term. Pupils were thence conveyed to Lanigan.


• FOOTE SCHOOL DISTRICT was erected on the north east quarter of section 20 township 31 range 18 west of the second meridian. FOOTE SCHOOL opened in 1908, and in 1936, another building was moved in for a high school. FOOTE closed in 1962.


• HALIBURTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1923 sent in their petition in July of 1907. One acre of land on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 20 township 31 range 20 west of the second meridian was chosen for the school yard. Miss Kate Drysdale began classes in 1909. In 1953, the HALIBURTON closed, and pupils were conveyed to Lockwood or BIEBERDORF SCHOOL until it closed.


• HIAWATHA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1720 residents sent in a petition in 1906 for a school in the area. The southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 34 township 32 range 21 west of the second meridian was chosen for the school house. OTTERBURN SCHOOL children were conveyed to HIAWATHA, as they had just erected a new school house in 1950 to replace the old school. As well, in 1955 HIAWATHA became a part of the Drake Larger Attendence Area. Following the end of the 1955 school term, HIAWATHA closed, and the school house moved into Lanigan in 1958 as an extra school classroom.


• HORTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2087 school house went up on the south east corner of the north east quarter of wection 36 township 33 range 19 in the Rural Municipality of Prairie Rose following an organisational meeting held in April of 1908. Howard Stitt was hired on as the first teacher for classes February, 1909. The last teacher was for the 1960school year, and the school was sold in 1961 and moved to RAymore.


• HOWAT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2106 homesteaders held their meeting in July of 1907 for education in the area. The school building was constructed on the corner of the south east quarter of section 15, township 31 range 21 west of the second meridian. In March of 1910 the school was opened under Miss Cumming. HOWAT closed in 1952, and students were sent into Lockwood. The school served as a community centre until it was sold and moved off the school yard site. In 1985 a cairn was erected in remembrance.


• JANSEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2448 folk held their first meeting August of 1909. Miss Borthwick was the first teacher, 1910. In 1989, grade eight students were conveyed to Lanigan, and in 1991, all pupils were bussed to Lanigan as the school permanently closed.


• KNELLER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3642 sent in their application papers March of 1915. KNELLER school house was built on the south east quarter of section 36 township 31 range 22 west of the second meridian. Miss Inez McCulloch became the first teacher in 1916, the last teacher recorded was in the year 1958. The school house moved in 1952 to the north west quarter of section 32 township 31 range 21 west of the second meridian. At this new location, it was more centrally located to serve both KNELLER and OTTERBURN school districts. KNELLER closed in 1959, and the school house moved to Plunkett to serve as a school there after their school burned down. KNELLER school house then moved to Kandahar, Punnichy, and then to Jansen as a home.


• OTTERURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 250 pioneers held their first meeting June of 1911. OTTERBURN school house was raised on the north east corner of the south east quarter section 3 township 32 range 21 west of the second meridian. William A Reade became the first teacher in 1912. By 1952 OTTERBURN closed, and students attended either KNELLER, HIAWATHA, or BIEBERDORF schools. When these rural schools also closed, pupils were conveyed into Drake.


• PAULINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1650 residents sent in their petition in 1906. The south west quarter of section 30 township 33 range 20 west of the second meridian was the site for the school house. In 1920 this school house was taken by fire. A vacant home was used for classes until a new school was built in 1921. In 1945, PAULINE became part of the Lanigan School Unit 40. By 1955, PAULINE closed, and the school building sold and moved to Jansen. In 1990, a plaque was dedicated on the school site.


• PRAIRIE ROSE SCHOOL NO. 1652 school building was built on the south east quarter of section 29 township 33 range 19 west of the second meridian. The organisational meeting was held in 1907, and Mildred S. Gehl became the first teacher in 1909. The last recorded teacher was for the year 1952. Pupils were conveyed into Jansen and to HORTON school.


• STONER REST SCHOOL DISTRICT 4056 operated between 1918-1948. The south west corner of section 21 township 33 range 21 west of the second meridian was chosen for the school site. Lillian Neil is the first teacher on record teaching in 1919. In 1945, STONER REST became part of the Lanigan School Unit #40. STONER REST continued to hold classes until 1948, thence pupils went to school in either Esk or Lanigan. STONER REST school house was moved to VALLEY FIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT, and was taken by fire a few years later.

• NORWAY VALLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3916 located in Alberta opened in 1919 on the south west quarter of section 28 township 55 range 3 west of the fourth meridian, and later moved to the south west quarter of section 21 township 55 range 3 west of the fourth meridian


• ACOMB SCHOOL DISTRICT 4525 located in Alberta on the north west quarter of section 32 township 55 range 2 west of the fourth meridian. ACOMB was built in 1930 and opened in 1932. ACOMB was closed in 1949.


• TULLIBY LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3758 located in Alberta opened in 1918 on the north east section 10 township 55 range 2 west of the fourth meridian.


• NORTH PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT located in the province of Alberta in township 54 range 3 west of the fourth meridian


• ST. MARGARET SCHOOL DISTRICT located in Alberta opened in 1909 on the south west quarter of section 9 township 54 range 1 west of the fourth meridian.


• CANYON VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT located in Alberta in township 54 range 1 west of the fourth meridian according to the school district map.


• GREENVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT located in the province of Alberta opened in 1917, and on another page operational dates were 1915-1952.


• CHIEF TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT located in Saskatchewan in township 55 range 27 west of the theird meridian


• EAGLE VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT located in Saskatchewan in township 53 range 27 west of the theird meridian.


• ONION LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT located in Saskatchewan in township 54 range 27 west of the theird meridian.

• MELVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT formed in 1908 on the corner of 6th avenue and Queen Street. This "Little Brown School" opened under Mr. Burns. In 1913 a new four room school was erected on the east side of town, soon to be joined by Miller School at the west end of town.


• DAWN SCHOOL was built in 1906 6 miles west and 1/2 mile north of Melville. Bert Borden began classes in the new school. In 1947, a new school was erected.


• GREENBUSH SCHOOL DISTRICT served the area five miles north of Fenwood. W. Watson was the first teacher. A new school was needed in 1928.


• KENINGSBERG SCHOOL was built 1-1/2 miles south of Fenwood in 1908. Miss Gillespie was the first teacher. In 1916, the community needed a new larger school which was raised 1-1/2 miles further south of the first site. In 1953, a new school was built. The local history book, and the Department of Education spell this school district as KENINGSBERG, however the church in the area was named Koenigsberg Evangelical Church.


• PLAINVEW SCHOOL was built in 1904 12 miles north and 6-1/2 miles west of Melville. Mr. R Young served as the first teacher in 1919 in the frame school which was taken by a cyclone in 1937. A new school was built in replacement.


• NORTH MELVILLE SCHOOL opened in 1922 under Harvey Ferrier and Helen Stovers. This school house was three miles north and one mile west of Melville.


• PULASKI PLAINS SCHOOL opened in 1907 under Miss Richards. In 1948 residents decided to build a new school


• RUNEBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT 1492 began in 1906 under the name of GRAVEL PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT. The school shar4ed its yard with Banner Hall - a country hall. Mr. J.T.M. Anderson as the first teacher. In 1909, the name changed to RUNEBERG school, and this school was replaced in 1954.


• SUCCESS SCHOOL was built nine miles north of Melville. In 1905, Mr. Crerar was the first teacher. In 1952 a new building was needed.


• HAPPY HOME SCHOOL was built in 1925. Mr. Schramm and Mr. Kryaski were the first teachers.


• FAIRLAND SCHOOL was built six miles north east of Melville. The first name of the school was STOWERS SCHOOL, with the name changing in 1922 when a fire took the first building. FAIR LAND school closed in 1965. (alternate spelling in other sources)


• ALBERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT was built five miles west and 1-1/2 miles south. The school house was raised in 1910, and Mrs. L. Trueman became the first teacher. Albertown, the post office at North West section 23, township 45 range 10 west of the theird meridian was located near Hafford . Hafford is 439.46 kilometres (273.07 miles) north west of Melville along the Yellowhead Highway.

• YORKTON NORTH WEST TERRITORIES SCHOOL DISTRICT 159 was erected April 1889. To the north was REAMAN SCHOOL 297, to the north west was ORKNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 97, off to the south was PEBBLE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 316, and to the south east was ROSE MOUNT SCHOOL DISTRICT. York Farmers Colonization Company settled farmers in York Colony in 1882. When the rail line came to this area in 1889, the townsite moved to be on the rails. The Town of Yorkton incorporated April 16, 1900, and became a city in 1928.


• A school served for two years, opening in a cottage on Second Avenue in 1909


• ANGUS SPICE SCHOOL operated 30 years between 1961 to 1991


• ARGYLE STREET SCHOOL served 1891-1899, Yorkton's first school


• BURKE SCHOOL operated 52 years 1921-1973


• C.J. HOUSTON JUNIOR HIGH opened in 1987, and was re-named C.J. HOUSTON SCHOOL in 1993


• COLUMBIA SCHOOL was built in 1965


• COTTAGE HIGH SCHOOL opened in 1908, and closed in 1911


• DR BRASS JUNIOR HIGH, and DR. BRASS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL were both opened in 1966


• FAIRVIEW SCHOOL opened in 1954


• KING STREET SCHOOL or ERICKSON SCHOOL operated from 1919 through to 1923


• LIONS SCHOOL opened in 1960, serving 31 years


• LITTLE WHITESAND RIVER SCHOOL first teacher was Miss Ella Carson in 1889. The Little Whitesand River is now called Yorkton Creek.


• NORTH END COTTAGE SCHOOL was operational for five years from 1916.


• ORKNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT organised May 1887. Miss Ella Carson became the first teacher.


• QUEEN VICTORIA SCHOOL served between 1899 and 1929.


• REAMAN SCHOOL was built north of Yorkton


• SIMPSON SCHOOL opened in 1913, and the classes ceased in 1991


• SMITH STREET SCHOOL held classes three years 1990-1993.


• ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE opened in 1920, and closed in 1973


• ST. JOSEPH'S JUNIOR HIGH, PUBLIC and CATHOLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS opened in 1973.


• VICTORIA SCHOOL closed in 1973 after holding classes at this site for 44 years, since 1929


• WEST END MISSION SCHOOL, also named PRESBYTERIAN MISSION COTAGE SCHOOL served three years, 1919 to 1921


• WEST END SCHOOL operated 1906-1915


• YORK COLONY SCHOOL or YORK CITY SCHOOL first classes was held in the Armstrong homesteader cottage.


• YORKTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE served between 1911-1966


• YORKTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL was raised in 1966

• AVON HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2764 (1911-1958) organized in 1910, and opened for classes August 11. The school closed in 1950. In 1971 a cairn was raised on the site.


• AUDE HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT opened 1913 under Miss Monix on South west quarter section 11 township 30 range 24. A new school was needed in 1928. AWDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 660 was erected on the south west quarter of section 11, township 30 range 24 west of the theird meridian.


• BEADLE SCHOOL DISTRICT


• BLAIR SCHOOL DISTRICT was erected 5-1/2 miles north of Kindersley on the south west quarter of Section 20 township 29 range 22 west of the theird meridian. The organisational meeting was held in 1910, and school opened under Annie Slater. BLAIR closed in 1920, sold and moved to Kindersley and remodeLled as a home.


• BOSTONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT school house was located on the north west quarter of section 11 township 27 range 22 west of the theird meridian. Classes began 1910 under R.S McBain. When the school closed in 1958, the school house was moved into Kindersley and became Penner school for Mentally Retarded Children.


• CLOVERHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT


• EALINGFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3069 was a school erected on the south west quarter of section 3 township 28 range 24 west of the theird meridian.


• GLENEATH SCHOOL DISTRICT 4453 organised in 1921, and by 1922 a school house was built on the north west quarter section 32 township 30 range 22. Miss Lola Weegar began school. Classes continued until June 1942. In 1955 the school was sold, and became a home in AVONHILL SCHOOL DISTRICT.


• LUCKY HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 4452 opened in 1920 nine 1/2 miles north of Kindersley on the south west quarter of section 17 township 30 range 22 west of the theird meridian. Miss Doris Rankin became the first teacher in the newly completed school house opened in 1922. Classes however began in temporary quarters in a farm home under Miss McQuarrie. In 1941, LUCKY HILLS SCHOOL closed.


• LYNN HURST SCHOOL DISTRICT was eight miles west of Kindersley located on the Goose Lake line Canadian National Railway. Bill Barry includes a LYNDHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 2583 at South East quarter section 17 township 31 range 27 west of the second meridian in his book, Geographic Names of Saskatchewan.


• MERRINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT first teacher was Mrs. Selby who opened the school in 1911. The community had met in 1910 with the intent of forming a school district. Merrington closed in 1949.


• MYLREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2859 residents met in 1912 for a meeting to form a school in their area. The school house was built on the north east quarter section 10 township 28 range 22 west of the theird meridian. Until the school was completed a cook car was utilized for classes under Miss Cecily Breese. In June of 1913, was the official opening, and in 1959, the school closed.


• OVERDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT formed in 1920. The school district arranged conveyance for children into Kindersley.


• SAGEBRUSH SCHOOL DISTRICT 4454 set out two acres on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 2 township 30 range 22 west of the theird meridian. Miss Doris Rankin came on as the first teacher. When the school closed in 1953 pupils attended BEADLE SCHOOL and in 1956, children were thenceforward conveyed to Kindersley. The school house itself was sold in 1965 and moved off the school yard site. Alternate spelling in other sources has been SAGE BRUSH.


• ST. ELOI SCHOOL DISTRICT 3840 ratepayers came together in 1916 to form a school for their children. In 1917 classes began in a vacant farm cottage. M. (Murchsion) McConnell was the first teacher in the school house on the south west quarter section 28 township 30 range 23 west of the theird meridian.. ST. ELOI closed in 1948.


• TURVIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3032 was erected on the south west quarter section 32 township 28 range 22 west of the theird meridian.



WILD ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT 831 went up on the north west quarter of section 13. In 1912, Miss Sarach Benett began classes. In 1945, a new school building was needed. This new larger school building was erected on a new site, and OSKAWANA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4463 and WILD ROSE pupils now attended the new school which was re-named ROSKANA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Other sources give the spelling of the new school house as ROSANA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4463 on the south east quarter of section 1, township 28 range 23 west of the theird meridian.

• BRIARLEA SCHOOL CISTRICT 3103 was joined by another school which received the moniker, 'BRIARLEA EAST". According to Connie Show, Arthur Mattison was BRIARLEA'S first school teacher staring in 1915. A biography is included of this gentleman who hailed from Durham England before immigrating to Ontario. The book continues on with biographies of several of the teachers who taught at BRIARLEA. The community had organized in the spring of 1908 to form a school district and the inaugural school trustees decided upon the south west quarter of section 22 for the school house. The money was raised in 1914, a challenging time as monies were being allocated for the war effort - World War I. By the spring of 1915, the school was ready. In 1954, BRIARLEA ceased holding classes, and pupils were conveyed to WILD ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL. BRIARLEA school house was relocated to the airport at Prince Albert, and served as a school there, until again it was needed elsewhere.


• BRIARLEA EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT 3103 was a second school erected assuming parts of NISBET, BRIARLEA and CRUTWELL school districts. This brick school house was erected on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 11 township 50 range 1 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was Phyllis Hayward in 1949. BRIARLEA EAST school became a teacherage.


• CRUTWELL SCHOOL residents were actually within the NISBET SCHOOL DISTRICT, so no school was built at first, and children boarded the Crutwell ferry and attended LILY PLAIN as it was closer than the NISBET school house to the majority of the school children. Community residents petitioned for a school, however in 1947 due to the vast distances for the students to travel. In 1947, the school opened.


• HOLBEIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 641 residents met in 1911 to initiate classes for their children. The school site was the north west corner of section 22 township 49 range 2 west of the theird meridian near Holbein siding which was on the north west quarter of section 14. It was in 1945 that the SHELL LAKD SCHOOL UNIT #63 formed and centralization began. In August of 1952, HOLDBEIN joined SHELL LAKE SCHOOL UNIT 63, the next year HOLBEIN students were bussed into Shellbrook for education. In 1967 SHELL LAKE SCHOOL UNIT changed names to PARKLAND SCHOOL UNIT. HOLBEIN school was sold and became a residence. The last record of classes was in 1953, and similarly, the records purvey that the first class opened in 1914 under Thomas M. Gilmore.


• NISBET SCHOOL DISTRICT 4525 school house was built on the north west quarter of section 32 township 49 range 1 west of the theird meridian in 1923. E.M. (McKenzie) Ellis began classes in February of 1924. A basement was added in the 1940s. School closed in 1955, and the NISBET school house was moved to WILD ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL for use as a teacherage there. The students also attended WILD ROSE CENTRAL upon NISBET closing.


• ROZILEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2473 was erected on the south west quarter of section 1 township 50 range 3 west of the theird meridian about three miles east of Shellbrook and about three 1/2 miles north. In September of 1909, ROZILEE was approved by the Deputy Commissioner of Education. Miss L.M. Treen was the first teacher in 1910. The pioneers erected a suspension bridge to facilitate those students who lived on the opposite side of Shell River from the school house. When the spring flooding was to difficult in 1919 students on the far side of the river then attended RICH VALLEY SCHOOL. ROZILEE remained open until 1953.


• WILD ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICT 898 ratepayers met in August of 1903 to form a school district. The CRYSTAL PLAINS school house was erected on one acre of land on the south west corner of section 14 township 50 range 2 west of the theird meridian in 1904. Mamie Kinnaird came on as the first teacher in 1904, and the school remained open until June of 1954. The eight room WILD ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL of the PRINCE ALBERT RURAL SCHOOL UNIT was erected on the same quarter of land over the years 1953-1954, in a new school yard as CRYSTAL PLAINS SCHOOL. WILD ROSE CENTRAL SCHOOL amalgamated lessons for several rural one room school houses; WILD ROSE, BRIARLEA, (both BRIARLEA EAST and WEST), NISBET, BRANT, STURGEON VALLEY, LONE SPRUCE, MAYVIEW, TANLEWOOD, DEER RIDGE, and NATIONAL PARK. CRYSTAL PLAINS school was taken down.


• STURGEON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT school house became a teacherage when it closed.

• ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1610 villagers in Aberdeen came together in 1906 to see to education for their children. A temporary school house was allocated in a building, that was later moved to Main Street. It soon became outdated as it was too small. Another couple of larger buildings were used temporarily. The first school building - a yellow two storey frame school house - was erected in 1908 on the north west quarter of section 6 township 39 range 2 west of the theird meridian in the Village of Aberdeen. R. W. Davis became the first teacher in 1906. Another building was brought in for an additional classroom in 1919. A larger four room red brick school was opened in 1926. This school additionally had a chemistry laboratory, gymnasium, recreations room.


• BAINESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 214 ratepayers held their first school meeting, spring of 1911. The school district was organised that same May. Miss Lila Little was hired on as the first teacher for classes in 1912, and the last classes were held in 1964. The first school was relocated to Clavet when the second one was built in 1954. All the students were conveyed into Clavet when the school closed. The school and school yard were sold becoming a residential property.


• BERGHEIM SCHOOL DISTRICT settlers realized that a school was needed in the area by 1911. BERGHEIM was situated betwixt Saskatoon and Aberdeen being fourteen miles west and east respectively. J.D. Williams was secured as the first teacher in 1912, and provisions were allowed that the last hour of the school day was allotted for instruction in a foreign language. When the first school building burned down, a local shack was temporarily utilized for classes, and a new school building was raised in 1921. The majority of the school children were not English speaking. BLACKLEY, KILMENY, STRAWBERRY VALLEY and EVANSDALE were neighbouring schools.


• HESSLEDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3557 residents began in 1917, and closed in 1960. HESSLEDALE was located on the north east quarter of section 17 township 37 range 2 west of the theird meridian in the Rural Municipality of Aberdeen 373. Mrs. Harvey began classes. HESSLEDALE, STRAWBERRY VALLEY and OLD TRAIL came together for community picnics. After HESSLEDALE closed pupils continued classes at Aberdeen Composite School.


• KILMENY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2769 school house was situated on the north west quarter of section 12 township 38 range 4 west of the theird meridian. Classes were initiated in a settlers home in 1908 until KILMENY school house went up over the years 1910 and 1911. Jean Mangan, and F.H. Anderson both taught in 1911. The school closed for six years in 1946, re-opening in 1952 and running another 5 years until 1957. The school house was sold, used as a residence before it became a workshop.


• LILY SCHOOL was erected over the years 1911 to 1912, situated as it was Aberdeen was eight miles south.


• LILY NORTH SCHOOL residents decided to purchase a school building in the Patience Lake area in 1945, and relocate it to the north east quarter of section 25 township 40 range 3. Miss Irene Friesen came on as the first teacher.


• OLD TRAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1596 trustees decided upon the north west corner of section 11 township 38 range 3 west of the theird meridian. Residents met in 1906 to establish a school district, however the first teacher on record was J.M. Harper in 1912. The last classes were held in the school year of 1959. There was one year when fifty one students were enroled between grades I to grade IX under Mr. J.D. Williams. The Old Valley Dale Field Meet included OLD TRAIL, STRAWBERRY VALLEY and HESSELDALE. OLD TRAIL was renovated in the 1920s, and torn down in the 1950s A new school was moved onto a basement foundation at this time. When the school closed, the school was relocated to Aberdeen for additional classroom space.


• PRETORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT trustees built their school on the north east quarter of section 4 township 38 range 2. Peter K Friesen was listed as the first teacher in 1911 and the last classes were held in 1960. Students thereafter attended school at Aberdeen.


• RIVER PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 843 residents came together in the spring of 1912. The school house was erected on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 22 township 3A, range 3 west of the theird meridian. The department of Education officially established this school district May 8, 1912. Miss May O'Connor began teaching in November of 1912 and the last classes were held in 1961.


• STRAWBERRY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2332 schoolhouse was situated on the south east quarter of section 22 township 37 range 3 west of the theird meridian. There are pictures of this school which were estimated to be from 1912. Children went to Aberdeen when the STRAWBERRY VALLEY school closed approximately 1959, and the school was relocated to the Grasswood area.


• NEW STEINBACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1298 pioneers came together in January, 1905 to propose a school for the area. By May, the Department of Education approved the school district under the name "THE NEW STEINBACH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1298 OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES". The schoolhouse went up on the south west quarter of section 34 township 38, range - west of the theird meridian. Mrs. Joe Stevenson opened classes and the last classes were held in 1959. In 1918, the school trustees decided to move the school one mile to the east to be more centrally located. In March of 1919, the school burned down. Classes were held at the school teacherage, until a new school could be erected. Again, children went to Aberdeen to continue their schooling.
  

• ST. CATHERINES SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 was established March 2, 1885. Miss Dean MacGregor was the first recorded teacher, Miss Dean MacGregor. The first school house on River Lot 33 was erected with logs and a sod roof. This roof did not fare well in the rainy weather, and a new school was erected in 1885 on a new site. These first two schools were private schools, as the government passed its first legislation regarding schools in 1890. River Lot 18 was the site of the theird school which was located on River Lot 18. ST. CATHERINE's closed in 1952. The old school building burned down in 1978.


• LINSDSAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 41 was established the same time as ST. CATHERINE'S SCHOOL DISTRICT. Before the school district was established the pioneers referred to the area as the Adams and Pocha Settlement after some of the first arrivals. A log school house was built on the south west quarter of section 5 township 47 range 28 west of the second meridian in 1884. Rev. H.W. Atwater became the first teacher. With 65 students enrolled, the district built a new school house on the north east corner of the north east quarter section 6 township 47 range 27 west of the second meridian went up in 1890. By 1897, the school trustees determined a new school house was required more central to the children of the school district. Another site was needed, section 8 was used for this school house. The school district faced new boundaries and different land holdings in 1903 when the community districts began to be settled. LINDSAY school moved once again. In 1908, the new site was the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 1 township 47 range 28 west of the second meridian. This modern school house was a frame construction school house, which lasted until 1924 in this school yard. With shifting boundaries, the school district once again, realized the population would be better served if the school was moved to the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 1 township 47 range 1 west of the theird meridian. In June of 1959, the school closed, the school house was sold, and moved off the site.


• ROYAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 177 was established one March 17, 1890. Classes initiated in a settlers home before the school was built. The first teacher on record was Miss Grace Powers who taught in 1910. In 1962, the school closed.


• RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 354 was established March 4, 1895. In January of 1895, the pioneers came together. The school went up on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 1 township 27 range 26 west of the second meridian. Mr. Morrison McKay became the first teacher. Classes were held in a pioneer farm house until the school was built Under Miss O'Ryan.Between 1909 and 1916, the school closed. A new school was raised over the 1945-1946 year on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 36 township 36 range 27 west of the second meridian. By September of 1946, pupils were conveyed to the WEst Central School.


• MACKINTOSH SCHOOL DISTRICT 372 was established March 25, 1895. A log building on the north west quarter of section 34 township 46 range 27 west of the second meridian was used as the first school house. The school site was changed to the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 11 township 47 range 27 west of the second meridian in 1897. ONce again, the school moved, with school officials discussing the new site in 1909. In 1912, the school was moved to the south west quarter of section 11 township 37 range 27 west of the second meridian. The final location for the school was the south east quarter of section 11 township 37 range 27 west of the second meridian when a stucco building on a full basement was erected in 1936 In 1959, MACKINTOSH closed, and pupils were sent in to the West Central School. MCAKINTOSH school house was sold and converted into the United Church at Red Deer Hill.


• LILY PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 501 was established was established May 11, 1899. After obtaining funding, the school house was raised on the north west quarter of section 34 township 48 range 1 west of the theird meridian.Gertrude L. Gage became the first teacher. School classes lasted until September of 1954 when the school closed and children were bused to Prince Albert West Central.


• RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 851 or RIDGE CENTRAL SCHOOL was established June 13, 1903. The school opened in the fall of 1952. The first students to be amalgamated were the children from RIDGE, MERIDIAN, and ST. CATHERINE's districts. RIVERSIDE high school students also came over. In 1954, LILY PLAIN pupils also came to "THE RIDGE."


• MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2295 was established February 22, 1909. A log school house went up in 1907. In 1951 MERIDIAN closed in 1951 and students began attending RIDGE SCHOOL.


• RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 851 residents held their first meeting in the summer of 1903. The church became the first school building at south east quarter of section 20 township 47 range 27. Mr. T.O. O'Kane began classes. By 1911, a new school house was built on the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 21 township 47 range 27 west of the second meridian. After receiving renovations and alterations over the years, in 1951, the school was divided into two rooms, for the primary grades and the upper (high school) grades. The next year, 1952, a new school went up on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 16 township 47 range 27 west of the second meridian. This was a four roomed school house .


• MAIDEN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 440 opened around 1905 under Miss Sybilla Melton according to oral history. School registers and records are on file from 1915. Around 1958 the school closed.


• WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL or PRINCE ALBERT WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL was a consolidate school building, with four teachers and a principal starting classes in 1953. The New WEST CENTRAL was built in 1980.


• PRINCE ALBERT RURAL SCHOOL UNIT #56 was established December 6, 1944. The centralization which took place, resulted in initially clustering cottage schools (one room school houses) together on one site, and then in time, these were replaced with large schools.

• ABBNOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2451 school house was located on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 9 township 36 range 23 west of the theird meridian according to the map on page 183 and the notes from the February 1910 school meeting. The school was constructed by the middle of June when Mrs. F.C. Wright began the first classes. A new brick school was erected in 1923. This school was used until 1959, and the students thence forward attended school in Luseland.


• BALIOL SCHOOL DISTRICT 427 school house built 1912 was situated on the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 19 township 35 range 23 west of the theird. The school district included lands in ranges 23 and 24, township 35 west of the theird meridian. The first teacher was listed as John Atkinson and E Smith in the same year. BALIOL closed in 1960. The spelling of the school is BALIOL and not BALLIOL.


• GRASS LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2502 is drawn on the map at the south east corner of the south east quarter of section 11 township 37 range. The school house was constructed over the years 1909-1910. The first teacher began January 1, 1911.


• GREENVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT situated on the south west of the south east quarter (section township range hard to read online). School began in 1920 and closed 1946.


• HEARTS HILL SCHOOL IDSTRICT 352 came to being in July of 1901. The school yard was allocated upon the north west quarter of section 7 township 36 range 25 west of the theird meridian. An amalgamation with the WEST LUSELAND SCHOOL was made in August of 1944, and pupils were conveyed to school there or to GREENVALE. This arrangement only lasted one year, and it was determined to re-openHEARTS HILL school. In 1958, the school was closed and re-located to Bodo, Alberta. The pupils were bussed to Luseland.


• HEILAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 2596 pioneers sent in their petition in the spring of 1910. The first teacher was Mr. McLanders who served until Miss Elsie Kingery was hired. The last teacher was hired on in 1956.


• LUSEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 3383 formed in the spring of 1914. Initially it was determined that school children would be conveyed to LUSELAND VILLAGE SCHOOL. Depending on their location in the LUSEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT, children attended either LUSELAND school or BALIOL, or WARRINGTON school. Following subsequent school district meetings, the school houses never was built.


• NIAGRA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4469 was situated on two acres at the intersection of the road allowance on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 31 township 36 range 24 west of the theird meridian just north east of the Canadian Pacific Railway and highway No. 31. Pioneers met in the spring of 1922 to form a school. Miss Marion Ellwood began classes February 1923, and the last in 1952. The school was sold in 1962.


• LUSELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 240 was to be established in 1910 on the centre of section 8 township 36 range 24 west of the theird meridian. WARRNINGTON school district 2093 was a neighbouring school district that wished to retain its boundaries. The school opened in 1912 under Miss Armstrong. In 1915, the village school made arrangements with nearby schools to educate the children in town. WARRINGTON, LUSEVIEW, and WEST LUSELAND school districts were under discussions to this regards. In 1953 a high school opsned, and ARTHUR GEELAN COMPOSITE SCHOOL opened in 1963. In 1976, the brick school was abandoned. In 1980, W.S. PATTERSON school became the name for the elementary school.

• RUSSELVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3136


• STANLEYVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 385

• BIRSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 879


• CECIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 130


• COLLESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 9


• FANFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4238


• SASKATCHEWAN FORKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 364


• STEEP CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 389

• SINTALUTA School. A stone school was erected in 1899 followed by a brick school in 1907.


• BLACKWOOD DISTRICT 241 students attended KENLIS School district #6. As of the year 1900, BLACKWOOD was divided and PHEASANT PLAINS school district was created, with a school house erected in 1901.


• FAIR PLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 192 pioneers met in June of 1890. The school house site was the north west corner of section 10 township 18 range 12 west of the 2nd meridian. In 1902 plans for a frame house with red insulbrick facade. In 1932 FAIR PLAY ceased classes, and children were conveyed to SINTALUTA due to lack of funds. However the school re-opened the same year remaining open until 1963. In 1964 the school district became a part of INDIAN HEAD larger school unit, and the school house was sold and re-located.


• DURHAM SCHOOL DISRRICT 347 erected their school house just two miles east of Sintaluta, and three and a half miles to the south on the south east corner of section 14 township 17 range - west of the second.. Miss Carrie Thompson became the first teacher July 1895. The last teacher was hired on for classes ending June 1965. DURHAM became part of WOLSELEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL SYSTEM. Students also attended St. Anne's R.C.S.S.D. #14. The school building was sole, and used as a granary. In 1984, the school house was torn down.


• PHEASANT PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 572 In 1884, the district received the name BLACWOOD and school district number 241 but not a school building. When PHEASANT PLAINS school was built, it was often called BLACKWOOD SCHOOL as it was erected in the original BLACKWOOD district. In 1900, plans commenced to form a school, after the preceding attempt at BLACKWOOD had not fruitfully manifested a school. In 1903, classes had begun, and in 1964 the last classes were held.


• ALLINDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 846 ratepayers met in June of 1903 to form a school district. School classes began Sept 17,1903. 1923 saw a new brick school erected in the same school yard. September 1963, the school closed, and students went by bux into to attend WOLSELEY SCHOOL.


• SPRING COULEE SCHOOL DISTRICT, formally titled SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SPERING COULEE PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO 59 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. The school opened in 1883 in a settler home, moveing to another settler's home the following year. By 1887, a new school went up on the south east corner of section 21 township 18 range 11. Another school went up on the south west corner of Charls Gardiner's farm (Section 21), and the old school was moved away and became a home. June 1964, the school closed, and the district merged with SINTALUTA.


• RED FOX DISTRICT surrounded sections in township 17 ranges 11 and 12. The first school "The Old Stone School" was replaced in later years by a new school.


• RED FOX VALLEY SCHOOL NO. 72 formed following a meeting of February 1887. The first school was held in a house located on the west half of section 10 township 17 range 12. A stone school house was erected in 1891 on the south east quarter of section 24 township 17 range 12 - "The Little Red Brick School House". In 1905 ratepayers met to determine whether a brick school was needed in a more central location - the north east quarter of section 12, township 17 range 12, and this new school was open in 1909. In 1963 RED FOX VALLEY consolidated with SINTALUTA, and children were taken to Sintaluta for classes. RED FOX VALLEY SHCOOL HOUSE became a home in the area.

• D'arcy School classes began under Dan Buntain in a one room school house. The communittee raised the funds for the building and furnishings. Mr. Buntain taught the first year for free in 1911. The Department of Education forwarded some books and maps. D'ARCY CONOSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 3016 committee came together in 1913 at a meeting held in D'arcy. This school became the very first Consolidated School District in Saskatchewan, May 23, 1913. This school began as a two room brick school, and was converted to a three room school in 1926. Miss Sarah Parr taught the senior grades and Miss Kathleen Bailey, the junior grades. Students were conveyed to the school in four covered vans and sleighs for winter travel. When D'ARCY SCHOOL joined the Rosetown Larger School Unit, high school students went in by bus. (p.30, 61-63)
• MAPLETON SCHOOL pioneers met in May of 1911 to form a school. The school was constructed of lumber with tin lining the interior and exterior. Miss Bernice Robertson began school classes, and returned to Normal School in Ontario over the first summer. Mr. Sherman Arnold continued the school year. In 1949 MAPLETON joined the larger school unit, and the last classes ended March of 1953. The school building continued in service as a church. (p.147-148)


• DENEHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 1070 settlers came to realize the need for a school by 1912. The school yard was one acre on the southe east corner of the south west quarter of sevction 18 township 30 range 19 west of the theird meridian. Mrs. Winifred Lucy Yeates became the first teacher April 16, 1913. Classes ended June 30, 1944. The children of the area attended nearby one room school houses. The school building was relocated into Brock as a school in town. Rosetown larger School Unit came into force by 1950 assuming responsibiility for education in the area. (p.159-160)


• HUTFORD SCHOOL came into being in 1915. April 15 classes began under Mr. Earl Helgason as the first teacher. HUTFORD closed about 1948, and the building sold.


• BROCK SCHOOL. Mr. S. Tackaberry served as the first teacher in a room upstairs of the Massey-Harris building.(P.224) The Massey Harris building became the Modern Cafe. School opened December 5, 1910. Of the fifteen pupils enrolled, eight were in standard one, two in standard two, two in standard three, two in standard four, and one child in standard eight. Reading, writing, arithmetic were joined with grammar, geography, history music, and spelling. The new school house was erected in 1912, and lasted until 1961. In 1919, SALTEMEADE school students began attending BROCK school. The SALTMEADE school house was located north of Brock along Provincial highway 7. DAYTON school building was moved onto the school yard as a theird classroom. in 1927, a room in the town hall was rented as a fourth classroom. BROCK entered into the ROSETOWN LARGER SCHOOL UNIT in January of 1957. (p258-260)


• EAGLE LAKE SCHOOL was situated on the land owned by C.G. Boynton. The school buildings were sold and relocated. (p 243-244) EAGLE LAKE school boundaries were sorted out in 1909. By January of 1910, a school building was erected despite the fact that the rails did not reach this far. In March, Miss Slater became the first teacher. (p. 428-429)


• NETHERHILL SCHOOL (p. 244) was built in 1912, and received additions. Miss RAilton became the first teacher. When the old EAGLE LAKE school was assumed it became a Consolidated School. NETHERHILL school joined the KINDERSLEY SCHOOL UNIT.


• MINOR LAKE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL was erected by the fall of 1913, and opened for classes in spring of 1914. (p.328)


• NEWBURG SCHOOL (p. 362)

• BRUCEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1159 plans were formulated at a meeting held in 1904, by 1905, Miss M. McBride was hired on as the first teacher in the newly built school house. Later BRUCEVILLE became part of LUMSDEN LARGER SCHOOL UNIT. The school buildings were sold in 1964. The neighbouring districts were LUMSDEN, FOREST, BRORA, STONEY BEACH, BELLE PLAINE, PENSE, COTTONWOOD, CRAVEN, BETHUNE, ROULEAU, WASCANA, DISLEY, CONDIE, and TREGARVA.


• BLINK BONNIE SCHOOL DISTRICT school house went up in the year 1909 on the south east quarter of section 25 townshi 18 range 23 west of the second meridian, and opened in January the following year under Miss M. McLaren. Pense was siutated three and one half miles to the south, and three miles west. The school remained open for theirty years, closing in 1940.


• COTTONWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 171 was organized over 1892-1893, with a school house on the north east corner of the north west quarter of section 4 township 18 range 22. Miss Mae Neville fresh out of Normal school was employed as the first teacher. Later, the school house was moved to the southwest corner of the south east quarter of section 16 township 18 range 22, which was one mile to the north of the first site which made it a more central location. Again the school was moved to its final location on the north west quarter of section 15, township 18 range 22. In 1916, the community decided it was time to build a new school and replace the old building. The school was open for classes until 1937, when it closed for six years. The school closed 1964.


• COULEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 200 was situated thee miles out of Pense to the east and three and 1/2 miles to the south. The community was located along a coulee near where the number one highway came to cross the coulee in later years.. The "Little White School House" was erected after the settlers realized a demand was necessitated in 1891. Miss Hamilton took charge of the first class, and students were served in the rural areas as well as those from the Pense community as the village school was not raised until 1900. The first shcool was a "summer school" operating mid March to the beginning of December, until 1909. This same year the school changed from "Standards" to grades in the school, and the classes were equipped with Alexander Readers replacing the Ontario readers. COULEE SCHOOL closed 1947, and the buildings sold in 1967 and moved away.


• FAIRVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT pioneers sought to name the district FAIRVIEW, but theat name was taken, so the took the name FAIRVILLE. Trustees were elected May 4, 1893, and the school house decided upon. One acre of land on the north east corner of section 10 township 18 range 23 seved as the school yard, and Miss M. Eddy taught for the first four months beginning July 11, 1893. In 1913 a new brick school was erected, the first school was torn down.


• KENILWORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1711 school house was built in 1907 on the south west quarter of section 26 township 16 range 23 west of the second meridian to be ready for the first teacher, Miss Margaret MacKenzie. After the school closed in 1941, the school house was later sold and converted to a residence in Regina.


• MARTINDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3847 was located on the south east quarter of section 5 township 16 range 22,west of the second meridian and opened on June 17, 1918 by M. Olive Dimmitt. The school closed that winter due to the Spanish Flue, and remained open until fall of 1944.


• STONY BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 186. Stony Beach hamlet was on the north west quarter of section 30 township 12 range 9 west of the second meridian, there is also a Sonty Beach lake in this area. ROCKY LAKE SCHOOL was built in 1902 as a neighbouring school.


• WAYSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1202 community members organized in the summer of 1904. The school yard site was the south west corner of the south west quarter of section 33 township 17 range 22. The school house itself was constructed over 1904-1905. Miss. K. Campbell became the first teacher that April. Due to the arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway in 1912 through the school property, the school house was re-located one mile west. The building now stood on the south east quarter of section 31 township 17 range 22 in 1913. BLINK BONNIE organized during this time, and the school districts re-organized their boundaries to accommodate the new school. Keystown hamlet located on the south west quarter of section 36 township 17 range 23 west of the second meridian arose in 1912.


• FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT is mentioned in this book, but with no particulars about the location

• BEVITT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2665 formerly HARRISON DISTRICT. The BEVITT school house was erected in 1911 on the north west quarter of section 33 township 13 range 27 west of the second meridian. Crestwynd was located four miles to the south west. Buttress as about the same distance the other way. Pearl Harret became the first teacher. BREVITT closed in 1952, and Crestwynd had a school open there. The school buildings of BREVITT were sold and moved off the shcool yard.


• BAY ISLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 4632 was formed by taking some of the district from DON JEAN SCHOOL DISTRICT, and added to BAY ISLAND. The BAY ISLAND school house was then centrally located on the south east quarter of section 28 townshi 14 range 28 west of the second meridian. According to the map OLD WIVES SCHOOL DISTRICT was located to the west, Old Wives Lake or Johnston Lake was situated on the south, DON JEAN, PELLY TRAIL and WINDCREST were to the east. All were to the east of the theird meridian. BAY ISLAND was constructed 1919, and Sarah Stevens became the first teacher in 1920. November 5, 1950 saw the closure of the school.


• DON JEAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3592 settlers met in May of 1915 for the first school meeting. Mr. Don McGinnis was the first teacher


• OLD WIVES SCHOOL DISTRICT 3616 held their first meeting June 10, 1915, and the school opened in 1916 under Miss Fannie Ridge, (Mrs Percy Brooks). The school site selected was the north west quarter of section 23 township 14 range 30 west of the second meridian. In 1956, the school was moved to Old Wives townsite. and acquired another class room, becming a two room or "Union School". The school closed in 1966.


• PIETY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4555 school opened in 1925 on two acres of land. Mr. Avery McDowell came on as the first teacher. The last recorded teacher is for the year 1951.


• WINDCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT 3938 ratepayers came together in June of 1917 to form a school district. The centre of the school district was a hill, so the school yard was the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 22 township 13 range 28 west of the second meridian. On April 16, 1918, Emiline Case began classes. WINDCREST remained open until 1948. WINDCREST and BEVITT pupils joined in the hamlet of CRESTWYND for studies, and the a school from Briercrest was moved into Crestwynd to replace the smaller building, soon a second school was also added in. When the LINDALE UNIT SCHOOL opened in Moose Jaw, several students took the bus there. Soon the smaller rural schools followed suit, closing around 1962.

• BOGUCZ SCHOOL DISTRICT 1753. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• BRIDOK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1765. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• CANORA SCHOL UNIT NO. 37.


• CEDRIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 2342. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• DONWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 5096 was the last school organized in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, opening 1935.


• EAST SCALAT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1623. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• EAST WEXFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 480. On Deember 15, 1898, EAST WEXFORD organized.


• FRANKO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1740. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• KAMSACK SCHOOL UNIT NO. 35.


• KITZMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2400. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• LUZAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 255. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• MAZEPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2860. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• MENNOFELDT SCHOOL DISTRICT 472. This school was organized on June 24, 1898.


• MIKADO SCHOOL DISTRICT 986. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• OLESKOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 540. OLESKOW organized March 24, 1900.


• PRETTY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4378. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• RONA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4436 was still in operation in 1967, the only rural school left in operation after the 1944 Larger School Unit act .


• SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2286. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• STAWCHAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1826. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• TERPENIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4563. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• TOLSTOI SCHOOL DISTRICT 4730. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• VIONNE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4802. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• WHITESAND VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2788. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• WISNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2870. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.


• YORKTON SCHOOL UNIT 36


• ZHODA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2377. Operated in the Rural Municipality of Sliding Hills, closed by 1967.

• ALKERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 142 sent in their petition July 28, 1910. After the school was erected on the northeast quater of section 29 township 22 range 7 west of the second meridian, classes began in 1911 under Mr. Baugh. ALKERTON closed 1965, and students were conveyed to Melville.


• COLMER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3893 was formed following the inaugural meeting of March 1917. After serving 51 years, COLMER closed in 1968, and the school house sold the following year.


• CRESCENT BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 1292 held their first meeting 1905. The school was erected on the south west quarter of section 26 township 24 range 9 west of the second meridian. Classes began under Arthur Cyril Marsh in 1907. CRESCENT BLUFF closed in 1957, students now attending school in Goodeve. The school house was also transferred to Goodeve.
• DAWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1514 brought forward two peititionS between Februrary and March 1906 for a school district. The first proposed name of the school district was HIGHLAND SCHOOL, and early documents sent to the Department of Education record that name, however on organization the Department of Education published DAWN school in the Saskatchewan Gazette. DAWN SCHOOL was built on the North East corner of the South EAst quarter of section 32 township 23 range 7 west of the second meridian. Mr. Albert Gordon began classes 1906. In the 1945-1946 school year MELVILLE NORTH SCHOOL UNIT NO. 26 came into being, and DAWN was absorbed into their jurisdiction. The last class held was in 1965 and the school house was sold.


• DUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 310 pioneers organized in 1911. A one acre school yard was allocated from Mr. Haylock, and Lelia R. Lyons began classes 1912. The school closed following the 1963 school year.


• FEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3250 sent in their petition for Organization of a School District in April of 1912. The school house was built in the village of Fenwood, section 27 township 23 range 8 west of the second meridian.the firest two teachers in 1914 were Wesley J. Wellwood and Fred H. C. Baugh In June of 1924, a two room brick school house was needed, and in 1949, the first school demolished. In 1950, this new school was joined by a high school. The high school students wer bussed into Melville, when enrollment levels dropped. After 1966, the Goodeve two room school was moved into Fenwood. FENWOOD SCHOOL was absorbed into the MELVILLE NORTH SCHOOL UNIT NO. 26, which is now known as DEER PARK SCHOOL DIVISION.


• FINNIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5221 went up on the north west quarter of section 33 township 21 range 9 west of the second meridian. It was built in 1948, and operated until 1964. The school district was divided between MELVILLE (NORTH) SCHOOL UNIT and BALCARRES CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT, and another section went to LEMBERG CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT.


• GOODEVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2697 sent in their petition in February of 1910. A site in the town of Goodeve was chosen for the school buildings. R.O. Kennedy and Marjorie Fairbairn are listed as the first terachers in 1912. The first school served until 1920, before a new two room school was needed- becoming known as the "Red Brick School". A high school began in a rented building, and then in the basement of the Red Brick School until 1950.
• GREENBUSH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1028 pioneers petitioned the Department of Educaiton in April of 1904 for a school district. Early documentation show the name of BEAVER HILLS, however GREENBUSH was the adopted name. A one acre school yard was selected on the north east corner of the south east quarter of section 16 township 24 range 8 west of the second meridian. A log school building served for the first classes beginning in 1904. A new school was built in 1925, closing in 1964. The school house was sold, and moved off the school yard. The first recorded teacher is John Watson, Jnauary 1905.


• HALECH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1393 school house was erected on the south east quarter of section 36 township 23 range 9 west of the second meridian. The school classes began in 1908 under George B. Hopkins. HALECH closed in 1962.


• HAPPY CENTRE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1640 bean under Miss Johnson, and classes were held until the school closed in 1965. On closure, pupils then attended OAK HILL SCHOOL.


• KENINGSBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT 1220 was organized March 1, 1905. The school site chosn was the south west corner of the north west quarter of section 23 township 23 range 8 west of the second meridian, however the school was erected on the north west corner of the north west quarter section 11 township 23 range 8 west of the second meridian. Classes began May 1906 under Rebecca Gillespie. This school house was operational for nine years. Once the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway line came through, Fenwood incoporated as a village. The last teacher recorded was for the 1968-1969 school year.


• LAKE MONA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4250 was formed July 21, 1919, and the school built on the southwest corner of the south west quarter of section 36 township 22 range 9 west of the second meridian. In June of 1964 when the school closed, children were conveyed to DUFF SCHOOL.


• MAXWELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1813 ratepayers held their first meeting March 1907. The school was established upon the north east quarter of section 3 township 25 range 8 west of the second meridian. Miss Anetta Archibald became the first teacher in 1907, and classes continued on for 60 years, closing in 1967 at the end of term.


• PEARL CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1048 held their meeting in 1904, and the first school house was built on the south west quarter of section 10 township 22 range 7 west of second meridian. After the school was taken by fire, the school was rebuilt on the south west corner of the north west quarter of section 11 township 22 range 7 west of the second meridian. This was 1928. The last teacher recorded was in the year 1964.


• PLAIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT No 696 of the NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES held their first meeting February 1902. A log school went up on the south east quarter of section 32 township 24 range 7 west of the second meridian. Another school built of lumber replaced the first in 1919. A cyclone took this frame school in 1937, and it was replaced that same year. When PLAIN VIEW closed pupils were transported to BIRMINHAM SCHOOL.


• ROBERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1328 ratepayers held their inaugural meeting May 1905. The school yard chosen was the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 5 township 23 range 9 west of the second meridian. Albert Gordon was hired as the first teacher. When the first teacher registers were officially filed, Simon Axenty was listed as the teacher in 1912. In 1950 the old school closed, was sold and moved to be replaced with a new modern school. This new school lasted until 1963 when the school closed due to lack of enrolment. This school, too was sold and moved away.


• SCHAPPERT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1173 sent in their petition May of 1912. The school yard was situated on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 29 township 23 range 9 west of the second meridian. The first school was a frame school replaced by a second school house in 1949 built on a basement. School closed following the 1963 school term. The school was sold.


• SOUTHVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 125 was formed as early as 1888, however a school was not built until 1914. The school yard was two acres on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 18 township 22 range 9 west of the second meridian. The school closed in 1964, the school district under the jurisdiction MELVILLE NORTH SCHOOL UNIT NO 26


• STRYJ SCHOOL DISTRICT 3201 pioneers came together in 1913 for the purpose of forming a school district. The schoolhouse was built upon two acres on the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 32 township 24 range 9 west of the second meridian. Ignac Muzyka donated land for the school. From the six names submitted for the school, STRYJ was chosen, and pupils from the Rrural Municipality of Stanley #215, RM Tullymet #216, RM Itua Bon Accord # 296 and RM Garry #245 came for classes. The first two teachers wre Mr. Manuel Mihaychuk and Mr. Nicholas Syroidiw in 1914.In 1926 the teacherage burned down, and in 1933, the school. By 1946 STRYJ was a part of the MELVILLE NORTH SCHOOL UNIT NO 26. At the end of the school year in 1958, the STRYJ school closed its doors. Sudents initially were bussed to Hubbard and Ituna, and then to Goodeve and Melville. The school house was sold and moved to be renovated into a home.


• SUCCESS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1109 was erected on the north west quarter of section 31 township 23 range 6 west of the second meridian. A new building replaced the original in 1952. SUCCESS SCHOOL served the community between September 20, 1904 and 1969.


• WILTON / BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT 2291 started with letters to the Department of Education in 1907. WILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT arose in February of 1909. After discussion as to a suitable site, a lot in the townshite of Birmingham was selected. As far as can be determined, W.V. Sharp was the first teacher. In 1922 a two room school wnet up, the original being used as a teacherage. DAWN and PLAIN VIEW school students came in to Birmingham for classes when their schools closed. The last classes at WILTON in Birmingham were held in 1970.


• YOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 946 held a meeting in May of 1912. The school house was built in 1912, and classes began under Miss F.G.C. Baugh. MELVILLE SCHOOL UNIT administered the school in 1964, and in 1966, students were bussed into Melville for classes.


• MELVILLE (NORTH) SCHOOL UNIT #26 and the MELVILLE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL. MELVILLE (NORTH) SCHOOL UNIT #26 WAS CREATED IN nOVEMBER OF 1945, its first task being to bring rural school houses up to standards with new classrooms and teacherages installed. By 1961, there were 48 schools operating under the administration of MELVILLE (NORTH) SCHOOL UNIT #26, and in 1967 the number was 15 schools, only five remaining in the countryside, and in 1968, all the rural schools were closed, and every rural student bussed to classes.

• CANTERBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3345 held their first board meeting in June of 1914. On August 1, 1914, Mr. Frank Matthew was hired on for the first teacher, and Miss Barns, followed by Miss Olive Newth finished the school year. CANTERBURY located at SW section 17 township 23 range 14 west of the second meridian. The school closed June of 1960.


• DYSART SCHOOL DISTRICT 1449 one room school erected December 5, 1905 on land of Mr. Archie. Gibson. Archie Gibson Homestead SW section 24 township 22 range 16 west of the second meridian. In 1917, a two room brick school house was erected on the site of the present elementary school of Dysart. In 1946, the Dysart School became a part of the Cupar School Unit (now the Cupar School Division). A new school was needed by 1960. As the rural schools closed they were subsequently conveyed to Dysart. The village of Dysart locates at NE section 9 township 23 range 15 west of the second meridian.


• GARDINER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3428 homesteaders met in the spring of 1914 to petition the Department of Education for a school. There was a lack between MCDONALD HILLS and DYSART school. Residents were desirous that the name be KALUZIK, as the land was being donated by the farmer, Kaluzik, but the Department of Education claimed they did not have a policy to use a resident's name. The Department of Education went with the second name of the list, GARDINER after the member of parliament. A different location at South west section 4 township 24 range 15 west of the second meridian was allocated after this. The school opened in March of 1915 under John Axenty. Later, in 1920 Sam Axenty Tom's brother, began teaching, after having served at FOX HILLS. A two acre school yard was just west of the first school site. GARDINER closed in 1960, and pupils conveyed to Dysart. Gardiner community club purchased both land and buildings, which was the school house purpose until 1981 when it became a grainery.
  
  
• KRONSBERG ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48 was a log school initially erected (1898) on the south east quarter of scetion 34 township 21 range 15 west of the second meridian. The name of this school was KRONSBERG ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. This log house was sold, and used as firewood. A brick school house was later built on the north east quarter of section 27 township 21 range 15 west of the second meridian. The name changed to KRONSBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4922 in May of 1931. The brick school burned down in January of 1955, and the bell donated to The Lady of Sorrow Romand Catholic Church in Fort Qu'Appelle school. A settlement of Kronsberg was established at NE section 10 township 22 range 15 west of the second meridian, and the school was south of this. Classes continued in the teacherage until a new school was built that year. KRONSBERG closed June of 1964.


• MCDONALD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1646 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES pioneers sent in their petition July 1906 for forming a school district. The school house went up on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 33 township 24 range 15 west of the second meridian. In 1915 the name changed to MCDONALD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1646 OF SASKATCHEWAN according to the school stamp used. In 1946, the school was assumed by the Cupar school Unit, and in 1947 a new school was built for the MCDONALD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT, which was used until 1960. The school house was sold and renovated into a home.


• PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 268 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. residents held their inaurual meeting January 1893. The school site and one room school house were ready by March 18, 1893. This was a log school house on the north east of section 20 townhsip 22 range 14 west of the second meridian east of Jumping Deer Creek. Mr. Ball was the first teacher, the one and the same Mr. Ball who later became the Saskatchewan Deuputy Minister of Education. A new school was built on the north east quarter of section 24 townSHip 22 range 15 west of the second, and this new school retained the same name until 1960. This school was within the boundaries of the Balcarres inspectorate. In June of 1960 following school closure, students were bussed into Dysart. The school house was sold, and used for lumber. The school yard became farm land.


• RADANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 3474 met in January of 1915. A school house was built on NW section 17 township 22, range 15 west of the second meridian and opened June 1, 1915 under Miss Edith England. A new modern school went up in 1950. In 1960, students went to town schools.


• SAMBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT pioneers north east of Dysart organized in 1914. In 1960 SAMBOR closed its doors, and pupils were bussed into town.


• WESTLEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4356 pioneers and children lived a great distance from HEADLANDS schoold. The ratepayers met in February 1918, and a petition was sent of in January of 1920. MCDONALD HILLS and HEADLANDS, the two neighbouring school districts did not wish to give up territory for the new school. In August of 1920, the new school district received the OK to commence. In May of 1921, Miss Whiteford began classes in a school on north east section 25 township 24 range 15 west of the second meridian. The Cupar School Unit took over the school in 1960, and this was the same year WESTLEA closed.

• DEBDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3394 opened Septmber 1, 1915 under Mr. Desaulniers. A new two room school ws needed by 1922, which was set upon at the outskirts of the village of Debden, NW Section 30 township 52, range 6 west of the theird meridian. The school remained open until 1976, the teachers names are included in the book for this period, and the pupil graduates between 1937 and 1955.


• A Chapter is included on Centralization, the Larger School Units which came about 1955/1956. In this area, it meant eleven one room school houses were closed, and students conveyed into the village for schooling.


• Silent Call School, a Sisters of the Presentation of Mary convent opened under Emma Dalstrom. In 1962, this school closed, and students went to Canwood or Debden for further school.
  
  
• WINSLOW LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2394 opened between 1921-1956 in the village of Mattes (1920-1960). The school began as a log school house in 1922 under Miss Lumina Cyr as the first teacher. In 1936, a second classroom was added to the first school house. Upon centralization, students were conveyed to Debden.
  
  
• ELDRED SCHOOL DISTRICT 4256 had its beginnings in the village of Eldred (SE )21-53-7-W3) held their first school meeting in 1919, and students were placed into classes in a rented building under Mr. F.G. Maddison. It was in 1955, that ELDRED school closed, and students were bussed to either Debden or Big River schools.
  
  
• WANAKENA SCHOOL came about in 1922, and in 1927, a school house was erected, opening by April 11, 1928 under Miss Patricia Johnson. In the spring of 1963, the school was hit by fire, and students thereafter were bussed to Debden School in the Parkland School Unit.
  

• ELMWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2733 was the first name for CADILLAC SCHOOL DISTRICT 2733. The first ELMWOOD school was built in 1910 on the John Best Farm, and the first teacher was Rev. York who also held "Holiness Movement" church services on Sunday, and attended to his homestead duties in the evenings. in 1915, the school relocated to Cadillac, and by the following school year a new two room school house was needed, and the original school was positioned in the school yard for a third classroom. By 1926, two more rooms were added, and in 1954 the "HIGHWAY" SCHOOL building was relocated to the school yard. The grades eleven and twelve students were conveyed into Ponteix for secondary schooling by 1967. (page 17)
  
  
• FAIRY LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3591 ratepayers sent in their petition in the spring of 1915. By June 8, that same year, the school district was incorporated, and the residents built a school building. The first teacher was Iona Franks. FAIRY LAKE school remained open until 1953, when it closed, and four years later the building was sold. The teachers who came in to the district boarded with Mrs. Mary Fischer. FAIRY LAKE school building was moved to the LITTLE SIX school yard, and thereupon became the Trinity Lutheran Church. (page 21)
  
  
• LITTLE SIX SCHOOL DISTRICT (page 25) opened 1920 on the north west quarter of section 8 township 8 range 13 west of the theird meridian. Miss Skelton was the first teacher there. This school operated until 1931. LITTLE SIX SCHOOL buildings was moved to the STOVE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT, and while there, the building was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The LITTLE SIX teacherage was also sold.
  
  
• BOULE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 3314 started out under the name of JUPITER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3314. The name changed in March of 1916. The land for BOULE CREEK SCHOOL was donated by A.C. Anderson from their homestead of the N. half of section 22 township 8 range 14 west of the theird meridian. The school went up ofver the years 1913-1914. Julian Austring became the first teacher March 1, 1915 over a classs of 35 pupils. Pastor T.L. Rosholt conducted services in the school, until a church was built and ready for occupation in the fall of 1916. In 1963, the school was closed, and the building remained in operation as a community centre. The teacherage and barn were sold. (page 23)
  
  
• PRIORY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3716 was first named CRICHTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3716 until March 1, 1932 which was on the south east quarter of section 16 township 9 range 14. The school joined the larger school unit in 1945, and the school barn was sold in 1951, and the school building sold the following year. (page 33)
  
  
• WHEATVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4547 ratepayers came together November 1920 with the objective of forming a school district. The school district was incorporated Septemeber 1923. The school house was built that same year township 9 range 15 west of the theird meridian, and opened under Wilfred E. Reed. When the school closed 1961, it was sold to the Crichton Community Club and used as a centre in the community. Students were thereafter conveyed into Cadillac or Admiral.(page 33)
  
  
• CRICHTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3716 was the first name given to the school district, the name changed to PRIORY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3716 in March of 1932. The ratepayers met in 1915 to arrange for a school district. The petition was granted by the Department of Education (Now the Ministry of Education), and the first teacher recorded was Annie Elizabeth Snook teaching in the fall of 1916. (page 33)
  
  
• VALLEE STE. CLAIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3184 ratepayers met in January of 1913 to form a school district. After receiving the petition, the Department of Education (now the Ministry of Education) granted the incorporation of the school district in December of that year. The school house opened on the NE corner of NE section of section 8, though some site the location as the NW corner of the NW quarter of section 9 township 10 range 14 west of the theird meridian. The school closed in 1956, and the school house and the land were both sold. (page 40)
  
  
• BEDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3195 pioneers met in January of 1912 with a pressing need to establish a school district. Three petitions were sent to the Department of Education between 1912-1913. Finally, the Department of Education approved the school district February 1914. Wm H. Cameron began classes in the late summer of 1914. A new schoolhouse was erected in 1929 on the south west quarter of section 29 township 10 ragne 13, and the old school sold and moved. (page 40)
  
  
• ORWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 3680 ratepayers came together in January 1914 to form a school district. The school house went up in 1916 on the sw quarter of section 36 township 10 range 13 west of the 3rd meridian. The first teacher was Hazel Peters. The last class was held in the school year 1948-1949. (page 43)
  
  
• HIGHWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4623 was erected in 1925 on the north east quarter of section 31 townshi 9 range 13, and opened under Miss Phyllis K. Bain in January of 1926. The school closed in 1947, and the school was relocated to the Cadillac school yard as another classroom. (page 45)
  
  
• GOUVERNEUR SCHOOL DISTRICT 4557 was formed February 28, 1924. Miss Margeurite M. Sailnier became the first teacher in August of 1924, before this classes were held in the United Church earlier that year. The school building was raised in 1926. GOUVERNEUR joined SHAUNAVON SCHOOL UNIT in 1945, and GOUVERNEUR closed in 1953. The school was situated in Gouverneur which began as a Canadian Pacific Railway siding on SW quarter of section 30 township 9 range 12 west of the theird meridian. (page 50)
  
  
• MCKNIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT 863 ratepayers came together for their first meeting in June of 1911. In September of that year the school boundaries were established, and the district incorporated in May of 1912. Classes began in Septemeber 1912 under Mary C. Taylor. The school was situated on the north east quarter of section 17 township 8 range 12 west of the theird meridian. In 1950, the school closed, and the school house was sold. (page 53)
  
  
• STOVE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4739 students first attended MCKNIGHT school. Children then attended classes in the homes of pioneers. In 1950, the LITTLE SIX SCHOOL HOUSE was moved into the STOVE LAKE DISTRICT. This building was hit by lightning, and so the ATOIMAH SCHOOL HOUSE was then moved onto the school yard. In 1962 were the last classes, and the school barn, the school house and the yard were all sold. (page 56)
  
  
• PINTO HEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 3959 was formed 1918. The building went up on the south east quarter of section 4 township 7 range 12 west of the theird meridian. Myrtle Isaac was the first teacher. The school closed between 1937-1955 and then was re-located to a central location to the students of the district upon re-opening. In 1962, the school closed and was sold. Pupils were conveyed to STOVE LAKE SCHOOL, until it closed two years later, and then students were bussed to Ponteix for schooling. (page 56)
  
  
• KINGSMEADE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4011 school district formed in 1918, and the school house went up on the north east quarter of secion 10 township 7 range 13 west of the theird meridian. KINGSMEADE closed in 1940, and the school house was sold to the P.F.R.A. (page 56)
  
  
• DRISCOL LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3336 pioneers met Februrary 1914 to begin the organization for a school district. The petition was accepted by the Department of Education, and the school district incorporated May 1914. In 1915 the school house went up on two acres; "1 acre of SE 1/4 on SW corner of section 13, Tp. 7, Rg. 14 and 1 acre of SW 1/4 on SE corner of section 13, Tp 13, Tp. 7, Rg. 14." Classes opned in 1915 under Miss O'Connor. School closed in 1946, the school house was sold and moved to Val Marie and re-purposed as a store. The Driscol Lake post office was located on the north west quarter of section 12 township 7 range 14 west of the theird meridian. (page 60)
  
  
• FRENCHVILLE The post office Frenchville was established 1917 on section 14 township 7 range 15 west of the theird meridian. The post office had begun under the name St. Aldwyn in 1911, and was renamed Dilatrault in 1912, and then Frenchville post office in 1917. (page 62)
  
  
• CONGRESS SCHOOL near Lac Pelletier. (As an aside Congress the hamlet was at NW 24-9-1-W3) (page 63)LAC PELLETIER Lac Pelletier post office was set up at south east quarter of section 28 township 11 range 14 west of the theird meridian. (page 63)
  
  
• NOTRE DAME Notre Dame D'Auvergne settlement began under Father Royer, In 1913, the railway came through, the townsite moved across the creek and was re-mamed Ponteix. (page 64)
  
  
• CADILLAC (page 68)
  

• CLEARWATER SCHOOL DISTRICT 636 began in 1912 and was situated west of Saskatchewan Provincial Highway 4 (when the highways were still on the "square"). To the south by about two miles was the post office "Kyleville". The name Kyle came upon the area in 1924 after the first Kyle post office (1905-1918) located at NE 19-47-22-W2 near Weldon closed its doors. The town of Kyle is situated on the north east quarter section 32 township 21 range 15 west of the theird meridian. About 1939 the school population began dropping - secondary students were already attending high school in Kyle. Approximately 1949, CLEARWATER closed It was about 1947 CLEARWATER school house was relocated into Kyle as an additional classroom.



• EAST GAP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3685 opened October 24, 1916 under Miss Ethel Craver. Thirty seven years later, June 1953, the school closed. Pupils were conveyed to either Kyle or Sanctuary. After 1967, the students went to the Elrose Composite School. The school house relocated to Elrose, then Wiseton, and then repurposed as a farm shop.
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• KYLE "LITTLE WHITE SCHOOL" was an elementary school closed in 1988.



• KYLE COMPOSITE SCHOOL started up around 1980. The school publishes an annual yearbook "The Challenger".



• NORTH LANDING SCHOOL DISTRICT 3198 opened between 1914-1959 on the south east quarter of section 28 township 20 range 15 west of the theird meridian.



• SALTBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3619 held classes between 1915 to 1967 on the south west quarter of section 29. Before the construction of the school building, classes were held in a homesteaders residence. The school opened May of 1916 and was located near the Saltburn post office at north east quarter of section 21 township 23 range 16 west of the theird meridian.



• SANCTUARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4566. There was a hamlet named Sanctuary on the north east quarter of section 23 range 15 west of the theird meridian. Classes began sometime in the early 1920s. The Mission Hall from Saltburn relocated to Sanctuary to serve as both school and church. In January 27 of 1926, a one room school frame building was leased from the Department of Public Works, and, in July of 1929, the district added on another classroom. The school was operational until the advent of the larger school Units in 1956. The amalgamation of smaller schools into the consolidated school unit meant the closing of the rural schools, and pupils were conveyed to either Elrose or Kyle. For a time the school house was used as a community centre, until the school was relocated to Dinsmore.



• SOUTH DEAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3448 was situated on the north west quarter of section 19 township 23 range 14 west of the theird meridian. Classes operated out of this school house between March 21, 1921 to 1954. Mrs. Floy Nelson began classes. The school house was first opened on "Frank Fie's land" but no record is available in the book nor on SHIP about this location. In 1928, the school relocated 1-3/4 miles to the west on Cecil McDonald's land (McDonald, Cecil NW and NE 36 22 15 W3 ). During the interim, classes were held in COTEAU school. SOUTH DEAN closed 1953, the school house was sold, and was later transferred to Kyle.

• ROSTHERN School District 474 within the town of Rosthern
Rural Schools amalgamated into school unit 49:
• ADAMUIKA School District created in 1906 to the south east opening under Mrs. Plaseko. In 1923, the school building burned, and in a couple of years the school was replaced. Later Adamiuka joined up with Hague schools, and Hague then consolidated with Rosthern School Unit 49.
• BERGTHAL School District 466 formed 1898 east of Rosthern. Began in pioneer homes. The school, Bergthal S.D. 466 North West Territories remained open until 1962. The school was moved in 1965
• DOBRANIUKA (DOBRANIWKA) School District later Nichlava
• EIGENFELD School District 843 created 1904 to the southwest of Rosthern on NE 19 42 3 W3 opened under Mrs. Janet Thompson. Between 1947 and 1961, students were taught in a new school, and the old school became the Rosthern Legion Hall. In 1961, Eigenfeld consolidated with Rosthern School, and Eigenfeld school house was moved to Beardy's Indiean Reserve to serve as a school there.
• EIGENHEIM School District 502 formed in the 1890s west of town in a farmhouse. In 1900 a school house went up on NW 27 42 4 W3, Rosthern was 7 miles east and 1 mile to the north. A new building was needed by 1917. The building was sold and moved and is a Community Hall.
• ELBERFELD School District 1279 built 3-1/2 miles north of Rosthern organized in 1903, and the school building perhaps built in 1904 on NE 3 43 3 W3. The school opened in February of 1906 under Mr. R.S. Breckenridge. A new building went up in 1949, lasting until 1961.
• FRIEDENSFELD School District 552 two miles north four miles west of Rosthern NE 12 43 4 W3. Built in 1900 and opened in either 1901-1902 under Mr. Bothwell. In 1962 Friedensfeld joined Rosthern School District.
• HEUBODEN School District later Nichlava
• HOFFNUNGSORT School District 635 created to the west of Rosthern following a meeting in September of 1901. The school house located near NW NW section 11 Township 42, Range 4 West of the Third Meridian. The schoolhouse opened in 1903, and served until 1910 when a new school was needed.
• JOHANNESTHAL School District 554 formed 12 miles to the north west in 1900. In 1947, a new school was built lasting until 1959. The school was sold, and was used in Duck Lake.
• KENMARE school district situated 7 miles south of Rosthern (near Arma) organized in 1908, and the first teacher was Frank Marrow. This building lasted until 1951 when a new school house was needed. The school closed 1962.
• LA PLAINE School District 871 formed to the 7 miles north east of Rosthern in 1909 SE 8 43 2 W3 situated near Leckford CN siding which changed name to Bonne Plaine. 1908 first meeting was held, and Miss Agnes Janet Thompson (Mrs. Frank Wright) became the first teacher. LA PLAINE SD 871 joined Duck Lake school unit 1959.
• MILNER School District created in 1910 to the east of Rosthern opening under Miron Temnitzky. The school burned down in 1935, and the school was rebuilt the same year. MILNER lasted until 1958, and consolidated with the larger school unit in 1966.
• NICHLAVA School District 1877 created on NE 11-42-2-W3 in 1926 by amalgamating HEUBODEN (1907-1928) and DOBRANIUKA (DOBRANIWKA) school district 2608 27-42-2-W3. In 1925 HEUBODEN burned down, and pioneers chose a new site west of the Fish Creek Ferry. When the school house was finished it served two school regions and was re-named. NICHLAVA was moved to Rosthern and re-purposed as a church.
• SCARPE School District 4076 went up south east of Rosthern on SE 18-42-2-W3 in 1916, and classes began in 1918 consolidating in 1963 with Rosthern School Unit.

• ANTLER SCHOOL. The initial name for CARNDUFF SCHOOL.



• CARNDUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 259. The first classes were held in rooms which were available - an upstairs room of a granary, 1887. The residents organised in 1888, and a school building was raised in 1892. CARNDUFF entered OXBOW SCHOOL UNIT 1 in 1952. The town of Carnduff loates at the northern half of section 35 township 2 range 33 west of the first meridian.



• OLD CARNDUFF SCHOOL. The rural school house built in 1888, which later received the name GRIMSBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 81, located at south west quarter of section 33 township 2 range 33 west of the first meridian. In 1899, CARNDUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 81 incorporated in the North West Territories, resulting in the moniker "OLD CARNDUFF SCHOOL". In 1914, the school house movd to the Southwest quarter of section 33 township 2 rane 33 west of the firest meridian. In 1929, the name "Carnduff" was given to the school house in the town of Carnduff going under the name of ANTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT, and the rural school house assumed the name of GRIMSBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 81. GRIMSBY closed in 1948.



• EMPIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT 199 ~ "OLD" CARIEVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Located on the north west quarter of section 13 township 3 range 12 west of the first meridian. Empire School District started up in 1890, with Miss Laura French the first teacher in 1891, pupils continued attending the school until 1959, and the school was disorganised after 1964. On closure, students went to CARIEVALE SCHOOL.



• FIFE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1789. The Department of Education heard from pioneers in 1906, and by the start of 1907, the school district was approved. The school was constructed on the north west part of section 11 township 1 range 32 west of the first meridian. The school closed in 1952, students were conveyed to CARIEVALE, and FIFE SCHOOL was moved to Gainsborough.



• FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 began as the FLORENCE PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 of the NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES. The first school meeting took place in 1888, and the school house opened in 1900 under Mrs. Alprise with the last teacher hired in 1952.



• GLENCOE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1088 started up under the name WORKMAN SCHOOL in 1889. The initial location as the north west quarter of section 26 township 1 range 32 west of the first meridian. In 1904, a new school site was selected in 1905 on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 16 township 2 range 32 west of the first meridian. When the school barn burned down, the school house site relocated to the north east quarter of section 8 township 2 range 32 west of the first meridian. When GLENCOE closed, the building was re-purposed in Carnduff.



• GOSHEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 662. Pioneer residents held their inaugural meeting in 1902, and the school site selected was 36 rods north from the southeast corner of section 14 township 1 range 34 west of the first meridian in 1904. In 1972, GOSHEN consoliated with CARDUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 259.



• HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1901. Residents petitioned for a new school dsitrict in 1907. HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1901 school house was built in 1907, and Miss Georgina Smiley began classes in 1908. The last teacher was in the 1949-1950 school year.



• LILAC SCHOOL DISTRICT 2114 (PLEASANT PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2114). The first meeting held in 1908 resulted in a new school on the southwest corner of section 29 township 1 range 32. The first name used by the pioneers was SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL, however this name changed to LILAC. In 1927, the school house was moved to the southeast corner of the south west quarter of section 13 township 1 range 33. In 1942, the village of Lilac wished to use the name Lilac for its school house. It was approved and this rural school house adopted the name PLEASANT PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT 2114. In 1946, PLEASANT PLAINS closed down.



• MAPLE GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO 122, District of Assiniboia, North-West Territories. MAPLE GROVE district was created in 1888, and classes began in a local building. About 1890, a school house was constructed on the north east quarter of section 34 township 2 range 34. In June of 1946, the school closed.



• MILLIONS SCHOOL DISTRICT 625. MILLIONS pioneers sent in a request in 1901 for a school, and the school house was set up mid-way beween sections 27 and 28 township 3 range 33 west of the first meridian. Miss Lucy B Staples began classes in 1902, and the school remained open until 1954. Buses took children into Carnduff for education.



• MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL DISTRICT 558. The petition for MOUNT PLEASANT in 1900, made way for the school erected on South west section 36 township 4 range 34. The school remained open until 1951, and the school district 1955. MOUNT PLEASANT was sold, the building moved and re-purposed.



• OAKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 218 of the NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. The school district came to be in 1892 near Oakley post office which was the south east corner of section 18 township 4 range 32 west of the first meridian. In 1945, OAKLEY became part of the OXBOW SCHOOL UNIT NO. 1. OAKLEY closed in 1959, and the building was sold in 1965 and moved to Alida.



• ROSEBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 832 had enough children for a school district in 1903. The school remained open on the corner of the north east quarter of section 34 township 4 range 32 until 1960.



• SILVERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 536. Settlers met in Carnduff to send in a petition for a new school district in 1900. In 1955, children were conveyed to Carnduff.



• SOURIS FLAT SCHOOL DISTRICT 4226. A meeting took place in 1919, and the school building went up 200 yeards from the north east corner of the south west quarter of section 16 township 1 range 34 west of the first meridian opening in the fall of 1920. The last classes were held in 1961, and after this pupils went to Glen Ewen for school.



• SOUTH ANTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT



• THUNDER CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 262. The first meeting was held in 1892. In 1893, the school house went up on the north east quarter of section 2 township 4 range 32 west of the first meridian. The first teacher was Mrs. Rebecca, and the school closed in 1959.



• WHEATLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 267. Miss Gilroy started classes in the new school on South east quarter of section 4 township 2 range 33 west of the first meridian in 1894. A new school was needed in 1929, and the first school sold, and moved away for a home. The last teacher was in 1956.



• WORKMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 146. The WORKMAN school district began in 1889, and the school house went up on the north east quarter of section 36 township 1 range 32 west of the first meridian. The last classes were held in 1953, and school children went into Carievale. The school yard and buildings were sold in 1962.

• BELLENDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2813 pioneers came together in 1909- 1910 to form a school district, and in the summer of 1911, a school house on the north east quarter of section 29 township 31 range 7 west of the second meridian went up. Classes opened March 1912 under Miss Sabinelle Privatt. The school remained open for classes until 1966, and the school house and school yard are now field.
• BOXMOOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 4051. BOXMOOR opened in September 1918 on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 11, township 32 range 8 west of the second meridian under Miss Margaret Patton. A neighbouring school district of MAINROAD, caused a change in the school district area as of 1924, and therefore the school house was moved to the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 21 township 32 range 8 west of the second meridian, one mile west and one mile north from the original location. The last classes were held in 1958.CANORA LARGER SCHOOL UNIT NO. 37 assumed one room schoolhouses in the area. The BOXMOOR school and teacherage were moved four miles southeast of the DOBROWDY SCHOOL, and renamed DOBROWDY SOUTH SCHOOL. After DOBROWDY SOUTH closed, the schoolhouse was moved to Rama as a shop. The BOXMOOR SCHOOL DISTRICT disorganized in 1973, and the school yard lands were given to INVERMAY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1284.



• CHAIN-OF-LAKES SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 468 operated between 1898 to 1930. The authors mention that missionaries and churches provided early education until 1884, when the public education system began. The formation of the CHAIN OF LAKES PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 468 OF THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES incorporating in 1898. A log house was constructed on the south west quarter of section 24, township 32, range 9, west of the second meridian, and classes began under Miss Stevenson as of 1899. In 1908, a new frame school went up on the north west quarter of section 13, township 32 range 9 west of the second meridian, and began classes May 1909. When the school closed in 1961, pupils were conveyed into Invermay. In 1965, the Chain of Lakes Community Centre was incorporated, and residents had purchased the old school building.



• CROYDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 4723. CROYDON was formed in the summer of 1927. It was in 1948, that the school house was built, and the first teacher was Miss Sparrow in 1949. It was in 1962, that the CROYDON school district was amalgamated into the CANORA SCHOOL UNIT. It was in 1967,CRYODON shut its doors, and all students went into Invermay.



• DERNIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 5124 petitioned for a school in September of 1936. A meeting in October of that year followed up on the school district formerly served by WOODHURST (SCANDINAVIAN) SCHOOL, which burned down in 1936. The DERNIC school was located on the south centre of south east quarter of section 1 township 32 range 7 west of the second meridian, 1-3/4 miles to the south of the hamlet of Dernic. The 1962-1963 school year was the final class.


DOBROWODY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2637. In February of 1910, the Minister of Education was petitioned for a public school district, and approved in July of 1910. The school house went up on the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 17 township 33 range 7 west of the second meridian. In 1927, the school was expanded to a second classroom. DOBROWODY was amalgamted into the CANORA SCHOOL UNIT in 1950 and DOBROWODY remained open serving classes until 1966.


• DOBROWDY SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2637. BOXMOOR school house was moved onto a two acre school yrd in 1960, the school yard was on the south west quarter of section 22 township 33 range 7 west of the 2 meridian. DOBROWODY SOUTH remained open until 1966, after which time, students bussed to either Rama or Invermay. The schoolhouse, teacherage and stable were sold.



• DUNROBIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 3110. The DUNROBIN school incorporated in August 1913 under the name of SALISBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3110, but by September of that same year, the name was changed to DUNROBIN SD 3110. The school house was located on the south east corner of the south west quarter of section 18 township 31 range 9 west of the 2 meridian. The first teacher recorded was James Kerr. The DUNROBIN school was absorbed into the CANORA SCHOOL UNIT. When DUNROBIN closed as of 1962, pupils attended school in either Sheho, or Invermay. In 1985, the DUNROBIN school house was still on the school yard and was re-purposed as a grainary.



• HALYCRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2835 operated between 1911 and 1966. In 1912, the school was built on the north west corner of the north east quarter of section 56 township 33 range 7 west of the second meridian. The name approved was HALYCRY rather than the submitted HALYCH. The school closed after the 1965-1966 school year was finished.



• INVERMAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1284. Invermay built their first school in 1905, and Archie Hunt taught classes that year. A new school was needed by 1920, and opened in 1921. Invermay also decided upon a second school - WATERBURY 901. In November of 1953, the CANORA SCHOOL UNIT came into being, and INVERMAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1284 along with 60 one room school houses joined this larger consolidated school unit in 1954. The school houses surrounding Invermay were closed, and pupils conveyed into Invermay. On page 88 are the Rules for Teachers, 1872.



• LOCH SLOY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3589. Pioneers met in 1916 in order to form a school district. The school house was open on the north west corner of the south west quarter of section 36 township 33 range 9 west of the second meridian, and opened in the summer of 1916 under Mrs. Pearl Burgess. This frame school house burned down in December 1956. A new school was ready for 1957, and remained operational serving in the 1962-1963 school year. Students bussed into Invermay.



• LONE SPRUCE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1362. LONE SPRUCE school was built between 1913 to 1915 on the west side of section 1 township 34 range 8 west of the second meridian, and it is noted by Caroline McDonald, that the school was 1/2 mile north from each of the north and south corners of the section of land. Classes opened under Mr. Oliver, during World War 1. A new school was needed around 1950-1951, and the new school yard chosen was section 8 township 34 range 7 west of the second meridian, the old school yard havin gbeen two miles to the west of the new school. The old school house was sold and removed. When the new school closed for classes, the school house was re-locaetd into Hazel Dell around 1959-1960.



• MAINROAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4536. MAINROAD school house was situated on the south east corner of section 3 township 32 range 8 west of the second meridian in 1924. MAINROAD was surrounded by BOXMOOR, STONY VIEW, and BELLENDEN. STONY VIEW burned down in 1923, and the new school was built further south of the old school yard, BOXMOOR moved their school further to the north west so in this way MAINROAD became more central to its surrounding neighbours. MAINROAD opened in 1924 under Miss Jessie Fordyce Carlyle Bell. The classes came to and end in June of 1966. At this school, it was mentioned that the MAINROAD school erected a plaque to those who had fallen in the Great War, and mounted this plaque above the blackboard. This plaque now is on the Cenotaph in the Evergreen Cemeter by Rama.



• MASON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2449. MASON settlers held a meeting in the spring of 1909 for a school district and a school house was built on the south east quarter of section 9 township 33 range 8 west of the second meridian. Miss Florence Peral Duffus began classes in 1911. The last classes were June of 1965, and the school district disorganized in the spring of 1973. Though the school building was sold it was still on the school yard site as of 1984.



• NEWBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1920. The early settlers sent in their petition in September of 1906. NEWBURN school was built on the south west quarter of section 25 township 31 range 9 west of the second meridian. Sheho was six miles south and 2-1/2 miles west, while Invermay was nine miles north and 1/2 mile west. A new NEWBURN school went up in 1959, this time by the CANORA SCHOOL UNIT, and the original school house sold and re-purposed as a cabin. NEWBURN closed in 1963 and the new school building was sold and moved into Yorkton.


OLESZA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2306. The ratepayers held a meeting in early 1909 to form a school district, which was approved that spring allowing a school building to be constructed on the north east quarter of section 12 township 33 range 7 west of the second meridian. In September of 1941, the school name changed from OLESZA to OLESHA SCHOOL DISTRICT. The last teacher was in 1965 and the school district disorganised in the spring of 1974.


• OLIVET SCHOOL DISTRICT 1131. At a meeting in 1905 OLIVET residents decided a school house was required in the centre of the district. In 1937, a NEW OLIVET SCHOOL near township 33 range 9 west of the second meridian was built one mile east of the old school.



• RAMA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2249 had a preliminary meeting in the spring of 1907, followed by another in 1908. In the spring of 1909, approval was given for the school house at THE RAMA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2249 of the NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES was approved in 1909, allowing a building to be raised on the north east quarter of section 24, townhip 32 range 8 west of the 2nd meridian. In 1910, Miss Daisy McLoren began classes. By 1922, a additional room was added to the school, and again in 1927. RAMA continued with several alterations, additional cottage schools in the school yard &c to accomodate a fluctuating school population.


ROSS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1405. ROSS school house was organised in 1905, and the school house built the following year. The first recorded teacher was A.J. Wies of 1910, and the school closed in 1956.

STONEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2524 set about preperations to erect a school house in the spring of 1910 on the north west corner of the north west quarter of section 14 township 31 range 8 west of the second meridian. In 1923, a new school house site was needed, as the road proved challenging to access the original site. The new school yard was the corner of the south east quarter of secion 15 township 31 range 8 west of the second meridian, 3/4 mile from the first school yard. The last classes were held 1956-1957. The school was closed, then sold, and no longer remains at the school yard site.


• WOODHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 2537 Resident request for a school district was approved in the spring of 1910, opening under the name of SCANDINAVIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT. The school yard site was the south east corner of the north east section 25 township 31 range 7. In November of 1922, SCANDINAVIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT changed names to WOODHURST. In 1936 the school house burned down, and residents again discussed the central location. The new site was the the west side of section 25 township 31 range 7 west of the second meridian in February 1937. The last classes were held in 1964-65.



• WOLNA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3503. WOLNA school house went up on the north east quarter of section 23 township 32 range 7 west of the second meridian about six miles east of Rama. The school was organised in 1915, and opened the spring of 1916. WOLNA closed in 1955, students went to the closest school OLESHA, DOBROWDY or DERNIC.

• Ranch Education: the children of ranchers educated in the homes by pioneers who travelled around the countryside.
  
  
• South Colony Doukhobour Reserve Education
  
  
• AMSTERDAM School District 5255 operated between 1956 to 1968 between ANTONIO SD 2621, CROOKED HILL SD 1031, and DUNAY SD 380. Absorbed into the greater Canora Unit School.
  
  
• BADGERVILLE School District 1842 school house was located on the south east quarter of section 23 township 32 range 5 west of the 2nd meridian. Looks like the first community meeting to establish a school was held in 1907, closed 1961.
  
  
• BUCHANAN School District 1556 school erected 1906, and the Buchanan village incorporated 1907. In 1912, a new four room school house was needed, the old building carrying on as the "little" school. The formation of the larger school unit of Canora, did not signal the demise of BUCHANAN.
  
  
• CHRISTIANIA School District 2520 was established in 1910, and the school house went up on the south east quarter of section 31 township 31 range 5 that same year. John Currie was the first teacher in 1911, and the school closed in 1956, with the pupils conveyed into Buchanan. The school house was sold.
  
  
• COROFIN School District 1507 pioneers held their first meeting 1906, and the school building was erected on an acre of land on the southeast quarter of section 4 township 34 range 4 west of the second meridian. Mrs. Alberta Sheppy became the first teacher, and the school closed following the 1954-1955 school term. A cairn was erected in memory of COROFIN school.
  
  
• CROOKED HILL CREEK School District 1031 of the North-West Territories ratepayers held their first meeting 1904. Annie McPherson became the first teacher in the school house on the southwest quarter of section 15 township 32 range 4 west of the second meridian. School closed 1961.
  
  
• DERNIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 5124 began 1936 with organization to replace WOODHURST (SCANDINAVIAN) school which had burned down in 1936. The interim school was a homestead home on NW section 31 township 31 range 6. DERNIC hamlet was located near the school site at Southeast section 1 townhip 32 range 7 west of the second meridian. The first teacher was Miss Natalie Labenicki, and the last teacher taught in the 1962-1963 school year, the students bused to Buchanan.
  
  
• DEVIL'S LAKE School 514 of the NOrth West Territories residents held their meeting in 1899, and the school closed 1965.
  
  
• DOBRONOUTZ School District 2368 lists their first teacher in 1910, and the last in 1963.
  
  
• DUNAY School District 380 began correspondence for a school district establishment in 1921. The school building went up 200 yards east of the south west corner of the south west quarter section 1 township 32 range 4 west of the 2 meridian. Charles McLeod became the first teacher in 1922, and DUNAY closed after the 1956 school term. DUNAY school building moved to NORTH LAKE School district 3991, and in 1964 it was sold.
  
  
• DYDLAND School District 622 operated between 1912 and 1962. The school building went up on the south west quarter of section 27 township 32 range 6 west of the second meridian. The pupils were conveyed to Buchanan on school closure. Residents wrote the book Dydland Echo in 1980 of the school district memories, and erected a cairn in the two acre school yard.
  
  
• GOGAL School District 2154 organized in 1908, and the actual school building was built 1909. Bessie M Lakken began classes 1909, and the last classes were held over the 1963-1964 school term. The Canora School Unit 37 was the larger school unit formed in 1961. The school house was kept as an historic site.
  
  
• GRAVEL HILL school district 4007 organized and had their school building constructed in 1918. Paul Husulak became the first teacher.
  
  
• HALYCRY School District 2835 organized in 1911. The school building was situated on the north west quarter of section 36 township 33 range 7 on two acres of land.
  
  
• KOWALOWKA School District 1739 ratepayers sent in their submission in 1906 for a school district. The school building was built on the north east quarter of section 29 township 31 range 4 west of the second meridian in 1908 after the school district incorporated in 1907. Mr. Peter Bozyk was the first teacher of 1908, and the school remained open until 1961.
  
  
• MAMORNITZ School District 2266 organized in 1909, and the school building went up on the northwest quarter of section 24 township 30 range 7 west of the second meridian. Steve Sawchuk opened classes, and the school served until 1937. After the school building burned to the ground a new one was raised in 1938 and it remained standing until 1962. The Foam Lake School Unit was the larger consolidated school unit, yet the one room school house MAMORNITZ remained open as a community centre.
  
  
• MONASTYR School District 2328 residents held their first meeting 1910. Four acres of land were purchased on the north east corner of section 11 township 33 range 6 west of the second meridian outside of Buchanan by about eight miles. Joseph Cymbalisty began classes in 1911, and the last classes were held in 1966. Children were bussed into Buchanan, and the school house sold to the senior citizens.
  
  
• NORWAY School District 1469 settlers signed their petition in 1905 for this school district. Before the school house was built, a pioneer home was used for classes. The school site was the south west quarter of section 14 township 33 range 5, and construction took place in 1907. Wm Thompson became the first teacher in the first school, and in 1950 a new school was built, the first school sold, moved and re-purposed as a home. The second school building was sold, and also moved, and succombed to fire in 1980.
  
  
• OLESZA School 2306 of the north west territories was on the north east quarter of section 12, township 33 range 7 west of the second meridian in the Rural Municipality of Invermay #305. The first school meeting came together in 1909. In 1941, the school name changed from OLESZA to OLESHA SCHOOL DISTRICT 2306 of Saskatchewan. 1965-1966 saw the last class. The OLESHA school district dissolved in 1974.
  
  
• TINY School District 3242 was situated in the hamlet of Tiny. Miss Moir began classes. The Canora larger school unit formed in 1955.
  
  
• VASLOUTZ School District was built in 1910 and 46 years laters it closed in 1956.
  
  
• WERGELAND School District 1210 settlers met in 1904. The school house went up on the north east corner of the north east quarter of section 19 township 32 range 5. Miss Emma Rix began classes 1906. In 1917, a new school was needed, and in 1922 the first school was re-located onto this site. In 1953, Canora School Unit 37 became established, and in 1963 pupils from WERGELAND were conveyed into Buchanan. The old school was sold and torn down, and in 1969 WERGELAND school district amalgamated with BUCHANAN School District 1556. A cairn was erected 1985.
  
  
• SCANDINAVIAN School 2537 ratepayers held their meeting for a school district in 1910. The school district incorporated that same year, and the school house went up on the south east corner of the north east quarter of section 25 township 31 range 7. John W. Bradley opened the doors in 1911 as teacher. On November 20, 1922, the SCANDINAVIAN school changed names to WOODHURST Scool. The school district divided into two creating WOODHURST and DERNIC. The new WOODHURST school was now situated on the southwest corner of the north east quarter of section 24 township 31 range 7 in the year 1937. In 1953, the larger school unit was formed, and by 1965 WOODHURST closed its doors, students now going to Buchanan.

• ARDEN LEIGH SCHOOL. Located north of Lintlaw.
  
  
• COMFORT SCHOOL was built in 1915
  
  
• GLENDARIFF SCHOOL DISTRICT 1987 located at NW 31-35-10-W2. Seven and one half miles west of Lintlaw (south of Nut Mountain town.) and the school house was built in 1908. Previous name was NUT MOUNTAIN SCHOOL, though residents referred to it as the BOND SCHOOL as the Bond Post Office was located narby on SE 5-36-10. Served the community 1910-1963.
  
  
• HEATHERBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT began its history under the name PIG LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2941 in 1912 on the South east quarter of section 29 township 34 range 9 West of the 2nd meridian. The name changed to HEATHERBANK in 1922. The school was located near Greensides post office south of Lintlaw. By 1945, HEATHERBANK came under the Sturgis Unit No. 45 and a new HEATHERBANK school went up in 1951 which served the community until 1961, and students were bussed to Lintlaw.
  
  
LODI SCHOOL DISTRICT 3509 at NW 15 township 36 range 8 west of the second meridian near Okla.


• MAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3577 at NW 11 township 35 range 10 west of the second meridian.
  
  
• OKLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3783 The Okla hamlet was located at NW section 17 township 35 range 8 west of the second meridian. The original post office serving the area was Silver Springs. In 1917 residents met for the schol district, and cleared brush for a school yard. The furnace erupted in 1954, so in 1955 the LINTLAW SCHOOL was moved to Okla.
  
  
• PARTRIDGE HILL SCHOOL was erected circa 1913 and it opened under Helen Geddes Cook.
  
  
• SASKATCHEWAN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2272 pioneers held their first meeting in 1909. That same year, the district incorporated, and the school house was built on the NW quarter of section 11 township 39 range 9. The school opened in the spring of 1910 under Miss A Patterson. In 1945 this school came under the Sturgis School Unit No 45. SASKATCHEWAN VALLEY SCHOOL operated until 1963.
  
  
• ST. EUTROPE SCHOOL residents came together in 1915 to form a school. The school house went up on the NW quarter of Herman Berggren's farm. Miss AGatha Bragg opened the first classes in the summer of 1916, and the school closed 1961
  
  
• SILVER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 3855 opened on the NW section 29 township 34 range 8 west of the second meridian.
• STOVE CREEK SCHOOL 4040 formed in 1923 and the school house went up in 1926 on the NE Section of 24 township 37 range 8 west of the second meridian near the creek of the same name. The school opened for classes in 1927. The nearest post office was Rockford, and the district was invariably sometimes called Rockford district. The Stove Creek post office opened in 1927. The STOVE CREEK school closed 1958.
  
  
• TURNOUT SCHOOL DISTRICT 4120 had a school house erected in 1921 on the SE 24 township 35 range 8 west of the second meridian.
  

• Look up community place names or school names to determine if they are written up in a local history book, and the book title.

• WHITTIER SCHOOL DISTRICT #1145 built in 1913 and operated until 1916. In 1915, STRATTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 3108 and WHITTIER residents decided in favour of a consolidated school district. Pupils had classes in the Hoosier hall until a two storey building - the HOOSIER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL was finished. When that school burned down in 1930, a four room school house replaced it on the SE section 3-township 31-range 27 West of the third meridian. This school closed in 1966.
  

• - FAIRY GLEN #2263 est. January 8, 1909; closed March 16, 1965 (pages 9 - 24)
  
  
• - ARGUS #3815 est.January 14, 1916; closed June 1965 (pages 197 - 208)
  
  
• - BELGRAVE #2587 est. March 16, 1909; closed 1962 (pages 291 - 306........this is where my Cureatz family went to school)
  
  
• - CARROT RIVER #735 est. February 17, 1912; closed 1967 (pages 415 - 420)
  
  
• - CLAPTON #2082 est. summer 1908; closed 1964 (pages 515 - 523)
  
  
• - DOVER #1440 est. June 23, 1905; closed 1964 (pages 643 - 653)
  
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• - ARGUS #3815 (pages 113 - 116)
  
  
• - ATHOL #1990 est. May 6, 1907; closed 1960 (pages 117 - 120)
  
  
• - EDENBRIDGE #2930 est. December 10, 1910; closed 1960 (pages 219 - 221)
  
  
• - FREEDOM #4503 est. August 25, 1922; closed 1956 (pages 285 - 286)
  
  
• - GRONLID #4854 est. February 6, 1930; date of publish is 1991 and school appears to be open still (pages 339 - 347)
  
  
• - MARYVILLE #2790 est. November 19, 1910; closed June 1960 (pages 525 - 536)
  
  
• - MURPHY CREEK #4290 est. January 14, 1920; closed 1949 (pages 691 - 694)
  
  
• - SANDHILL CREEK #3122 est. April 5, 1912; closed June 1967 (pages 695 - 696)
  
  
• - TAELMAN #3898 est. December 28, 1916; closed June 1959 (pages 741 - 745)
  
  
• - TARUS #4880 est. 1911; closed 1959 (pages 827 - 830)
  
  
• - TEDDINGTON #3705 est. 1914; closed June 1964 (pages 887 - 892)
  
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• WAITVILLE RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2944 school house built 1913 on NE Section 11 Township 45 Range 25 west of the Second Meridian, the first class was January 1914 under L. Beckwith. School closed 1958 and students were conveyed to DIXON LAKE school in Crystal Springs. In 1947 a second school was built in Waitville on NW section 10 Township 45 Range 24 West of the 2nd m eridian opending 1948 under William Senchynia. This school stayed open until 1958 when the pupils were also conveyed to DIXON LAKE.
  
  
• TIGER HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1516 school house went up in 1905, and opened for classes in 1906. The location of the school house is reporte din 1923 when the school was moved south to NE section 29 township 45 range 24 west of the second meridian. School closed 1962 and students went into Birch Hills for schooling.

• BONNIE HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 182 previouswly named BIRCH HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 182 organized in 1890 on the SW section 30 township 46 range 23 west of the second meridian. Closed 1958.



• BRANCEPETH SCHOOL DISTRICT 4239 operated between 1918 and 1966. Brancepeth village SW 34 46 23 W2



• COLLIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4298 on SW 23 46A 25 W2 ( 63 ) closed 1948.
  
  
• DERBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1905 situated on Section 15 closing in 1959
  
  
• DRYDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5042 operated 1934-1959
  
  
• FISHER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3933 opened on the NE corner of NW section 5 township 47A range 24 west of the second meridian, operating 1919 - 1962
  
  
• HARMONY SCHOOL DISTRICT 959 was open 1903 - 1969. It first opened on the NE corner of North West section 34 township 45 range 25 west of the second meridian. HARMONY moved to Hagen 1955.
  
  
• HARPERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 315 first opened south of Birch hills between 1894 - 1906. The schoolhouse then moved into Birch Hills, and became known as BIRCH HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 315.
  
  
• HEATHERDELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2134 first opened 1907 on SE section 29 township 46A range 25 west of the second meridian before moving to SE section 30 township 46A range 25 west of the second meridian.
  
  
• IRANISTAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 4881 opened 1930 on the NE corner of section 4 township 48 range 23 west of the second meridian.
  
  
• LAKE PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2490 opened 1910 on NE section 9 township 47 range 23 west of the second meridian
  
  
• NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 2443 opened 1909 on NW corner of SW section 11 township 47A range 24 west of the second meridian, closing 1960.
  
  
• WINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2438 closed 1962 after opening in 1909. First located NW section 7 township 47 range 23 west of the second meridian, the second school house built 1949 was then situated on SE section 13 township 48 range 24A west of the second meridian.
  
  

• LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT located south of Allan, Saskatchewan
  
  
• ALLAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2913 established 1913 with classes first held in the Fire Hall on Second Avenue the first two years before the erection of the brick school building on Saskatchewan Street. A new building also on Saskatchewan Street in 1954. Four one room country school houses were moved into Allan to serve as classrooms in 1959. It is thought these schools were named BELL LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT - the little grey school - and FAHRWELL, HAPPY and LIMESTONE HILL SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
  
  

• RADISSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1351 pioneers sent in their petition in 1905. The first school house was erected the following year on SE section 20 township 40 range 10 west of the third meridian with classes under Miss Effie Bready and Mr. W.D. Thomson. In 1916 the second Radisson school building went up in town on Lots 5-16 Block 20. Radisson town locates SW section 21 township 40 range 10 west of the third meridian. In 1951 RADISSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 1351 joined the Saskatoon (West) School Unit 42. A new school was built 1952, and in 1959, SAGINAW SCHOOL HOUSE was moved into Radisson for an extra classroom, and two years later TWIN LAKES SCHOOL HOUSE was moved in. A new addition was required for RADISSON SCHOOL in 1962.
  
  
• GRAND VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2412, residents sent in their petition in 1906. GRAND VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT is also referred to as number 2414. The school site was the SE corner section 30 township 41 range 9 in 1909 opening for classes that year under Mr. H. W. Realff. In 1946 Saskatoon (West) School Unit 42 assumed operations of the school district and school affairs. In 1955, the school was replaced, and officially closed 1962.
  
  
• HILLSBOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 2413 went up in 1909 on SE section 28 township 42 range 11 west of the third meridian. The School Unit of North Battleford assumed operations of HILLSBOROUGH. The final school day was June 1961, and students were bussed to HAFFORD school in the Blaine Lake School Unit.
  
  
• HILLVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2413 meeting held SE section 28 township 42 range 11 west of the third meridian - a part of the HILLSBOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT history.
  
  
• HOPEWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1224 residents sent in their petition in 1904 to the Department of Public Instruction - later the Department of Education then the Ministry of Education. In 1906 the school house was built on NE corner of North East quarter of section 15 township 40 range 11 west of the third meridian and Miss Campbell came on that fall as the first teacher. In 1927 a new school went up on SE corner of North East quarter section 15 township 40 range 11 west of the third meridian. HOPEWELL closed 1962, and the land sold, and shcoolhouse sold.
  
  
• LAMOYLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2292 settlers sent a letter in 1906 to the minister of Edducation. The school house built 1909 went up on SW quarter section 32 township 39 range 10 west of the third meridian opening that spring under Miss Edyth Hunter. LAMOYLE briefly closed 1944-1948 re-opening 1948 and closing in 1951.
  
  
• SAGINAW SCHOOL DISTRICT 1815 pioneers organised in 1907 and applied for a school. The schoolhouse was built 1908 on Section 25 township 40 range 10 west of the third meridian. A new school went up in 1922 on Section 35 township 40 range 10 west of the third meridian. SAGINAW closed 1955 and the schoolhouse moved into Radisson for a classroom.
  
  
SCOTTVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1551 formed 1906, with a school ouse on the corner of North West section 27 township 41 range 10 west of the third municipality in the Rural Municipality of Great Bend No. 405. First classes were 1908 under Miss Marcella Erwing and Miss Minnie Moore. SCOTTVILLE closed in 1961.


• TURTLE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1691 became established 1906, and the school site was one acre within the North West quarter of section 22 twonship 40 range 9 west of the third meridian. Mr. A.H. Wensley presided as the first teacher in 1907. A new school was needed by 1927. TURTLE LAKE closed in 1958 and pupils were conveyed into Borden.
  
  
• TWIN LAKES SCHOOL DISTRICT requested in February of 1904 that the school be moved thirty eight rods west of the school district centre for better drainage for the school house. The school district centre was 38 rods west of the N.E. corner of the North West quarter of section 35 township 40 range 10 west of the third meridian. The first class was October of 1907 under James Liggett, and the last classes were 1963.
  
  
WATERBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4257 located on the northwest quarter of section 7 township 41 range 10 west of the third meridian opened 1920 under Lavina Orange. The last class was 1958, and students were bussed into Radisson. The schoolhouse was renovated into a home.

WHEATHEART SCHOOL DISTRICT 2683 residents sent in a petition for a school district in 1910. In 1914, classes started under the first teacher John George Diefenbaker. By 1927, a new schoolhouse was required. The school closed in 1960, and pupils were sent in to Borden School, and the schoolhouse converted into a home.

• FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2136 residents held a meeting in 1908. MIss Nella McCallum began as the first teacher in March of 1909. School closed in 1941 and studens were conveyed into Sovereign.
  
  
• HADDINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 468 petition was sent in June 1910. The first school house went up in 1911 three miles south of the village of Sovereign (North east quarter of section 26 township 29 range 13 west of the third meridian. In 1917, the school house was moved to the South west quarter of section 1 township 29 range 13 west of the third meridian. Fire destroyed this school in the spring of 1944 and school resumed in the fall in a cook car. In 1956, pupils were conveyed to Milden Central School in the Rosetown School Unit. The school was sold, renovated into a home.
  
  
• PADGATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3320 residents held a meeting to form a school district. The schoolhouse site was the north east quarter of section 11 township 28 range 13 west of the third meridian. Classes began July of 1915 under Miss E.E. Henry. PADGATE closed in 1951, and the schoolhouse moved to Milden.
  
  
• SOVEREIGN SCHOOL DISTRICT 2862 held their first meeting on January of 1913. The school site for the schoo lhouse was the north east quarter of section 26 township 29 range 13 west of the third meridian, however classes began under Miss Ruby Smith in the Presbyterian church until the two storey building was completed in the fall of 1914. In 1925 an additional one room schoolhouse or a cottage School" was erected for additional students. 1959 saw a new three room school. In 1970 this latest school was relocated into Rosetown, and the other schools torn down as the last classes were held in 1969.
  
  
• MADOC SCHOOL DISTRICT 4445 section 29 township 28 range 13 west of the third meridian. School name also spelled MADOCK in school records.
  
  

• LOON LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4273 meetings were held by the pioneers in 1919. The school inspector advised that the school house should be erected on SE corner of SE quarter of section 5 township 58 range 21 west of the third meridian. Charlie Townder became the first teacher in spring of 1921. Old Loon Lake School closed in 1956, and pupils were bussed into Loon Lake Village.
  
  
• KELLETT SCHOOL built in fall of 1945, and opened in winter of 1946

• BANNERMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4387 was built October 5, 1922, on the NW corner of NW 14 3 28 W2. The school opened under Miss Vera Morden in 1924, and In June of 1945, BANNERMAN closed.
  
  
• COLEMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4777 opened in 1928 under Miss Mildred Irene Hart with classes in the school basement until the school house was finished on the NW corner of SW quarter of section 11 township 3 range 29 WEst of the second meridian. The school closed after 1945, and pupils were conveyed to Rockglen and Fife Lake. The schoolhouse was bought 1965, for a home extension which became a museum.
  
  
• DELIGHTSOME VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 764 sent in their petition in 1912. That winter, the school was built on the NE corner of the SE quarter of section 20 township 2 range 28 west of the second meridian. Classes began August of 1914, though the building was blown off its foundation by a tornado. Classes resumed by the end of the year. In 1925 the school burned down, and re-opened spring of 1927. In 1952 DELIGHTSOME VALLEY closed, and the schoolhouse was moved into Fife Lake to join the FIFE LAKE VILLAGE SCHOOL. When this FIFE LAKE VILLAGE SCHOOL closed, DELIGHTSOME VALLEY schoolhouse was bought up and moved to a farm.
  
  
• DIAMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT 1363 pioneers organised in 1910, sent in their petition 1911 and set up their school on the NE corner of NE section 8 township 4 range 28 west of the second meridian. Classes began under Miss Lydia Sells in 1914, and the school closed in 1952. The school house was sold, and children attended FIFE LAKE VILLAGE SCHOOL
  
  
• FIFE LAKD RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 2908 pioneers sent in their school petition in the spring of 1911. The site for the school yard was the SE two acres on the southeast quarter of section 26 township 3 trange 29 west of the second meridian. H.P. Atkinson presided as the first teacher in 1915 with the school holding its last classes in 1950.
  
  
• GRANGE CORNER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4008 held their first organisational meeting February 1918. The school building went up on the north east corner of the southeast quarter of section 15 township 1 range 28 west of the second meridian. Miss Francis Lovell started classes in the fall of 1918. The last classes were held 1953 and the students attended CORONACH or FIFE LAKE. The school house was sold and moved, the schol yard also transferred title.
  
  
• GRANT BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4353 residents held their first meeting February 1920. The school house location was the NW corner of the north west quarter of section 35 township 2 range 29 west of the second meridian. Miss Marion R. Munro started classes in August 1924, and in 1939 the school closed due to low enrolment. The school house moved into Fife Lake, used firstly as part of the village school, then the community centre.
  
  
• LITTLE WOODY SCHOOL DISTRICT 2664 residents held their first meeting spring of 1910, and the school building was erected on the Southwest quarter of section 23 township 4 range 29 west of the second meridian. In 1958 LITTLE WOODY closed, and students were bussed to SCOUT LAKE, and the high school students to Rockglen.
  
  
• THORNTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 4695 families began schooling their children informally in a local building until THORNTON was officially recognized April 1927. The school was already in operation under Mrs. Ethyl M. Tindal. By 1928, the one room school was built on the north east quarter of section 8 township 3 range 28 west of the second meridian. bY 1939 school was within town limits (SE 8 3 28 w2), and so in 1942 THORNTON school changed names to FIFE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT. In 1969, the school closed
  
  

• SHANTY SCHOOL began literally in a granary on the NE quarter of section 1 township 1 range 1 under Nora Kay.
  
  
• BOUNDARY SCHOOL DISTRICT opened in 1925 under Miss Edna Riley.
  
  
• AYRTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4243 operated between 1921-1955
  
  
• BAYARD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4159 residents held their first meeting in February of 1919. Mrs. E.M. Honey began classes and the school remained open between 1921-1943, then again in 1946. In 1957, the BAYARD school house was sold, as well as the barn.
  
  
• BORDERLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4018 was built in 1919, and classes began under Miss Myrtle Swedburg in 1920. Willow Bunch School Unit assumed operations of the school in 1949. The school house became the Rockglen West Side Service Station, and the school yard converted to farm land.
  
  
• BORDERVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4230 was first organized in the spring of 1919, and Marjorie Scarrow began classes in 1922. By 1941, BORDERVALE closed, and students went to POPLAR VALLEY. The school house went to Kildeer and renovated as a Roman Catholic Church.
  
  
• CANOPUS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1850 operated between 1922 to 1952. The first name of the school district was LUNDY'S LAND SCHOOL organised in 1920, and the school house erected in 1921. Classes began in 1922 under miss Hilda E. Flaws. It was in 1928 that the school changed names to CANOPUS, and the school closed its doors in 1952.
  
  
• COAL CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3752 was built in the Willowvale post office region. First classes were held in a homestead shack under Mable Johnson before 1913. When the hall was raised in 1913, classes resumed there. In the spring of 1917 a school building was raised on a newly purchased school yard site. Classes were held 1913-1965
  
  
• COLEMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4777 organised in 1929 to have a school at Constance ( CP siding SW 11 3 29 W2), so COLEMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT rose up within the GRANT BUTTE school district. COLEMAN operated 1929-1952, and then the school house was moved to Rockglen as a library for the school there.
  
  
• CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4887 (1931-1949) parents needed a school for about 80 children in the area. By 1931 two Colony schools were operational. A home was converted to a school on section 15, and Dan Cameron started classes. Another house on section 22 opened under F.W. Coulter. Together these two schools formed the basis of CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4887. In 1936 only the school on section 15 remained open due to declining children enrolment and in 1943 the other home on section 22 was moved to section 15 to be used as a teacherage. At the end of December 1948 the school closed.
  
  
• FIFE LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 2908 (1926-1949) was built in 1914. After the school closed 1950, the school building was used as a granary.
  
  
• GLADIOLI SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4652 (1926-1948) built their school in 1926 diagonally across from Zopher Case farm, and the first teacher was Miss Flora Cameron. In 1948 GLADIOLI closed its doors.
  
  
• GOOSE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4606 (1926-1949) school house was built in 1926, opening for classes under Miss Priscilla Coleman. GOOSE CREEK closed its doors in 1949, and the school district was assumed by the Willow Bunch School Unit. The school house was relocated to Wood Mountain as part of the school there.
  
  
• GRANT BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT 4353 (1923-1938) started classes under Mary Martin. The school house became part of the FIFE LAKE VILLAGE SCHOOL buildings on closure in 1938.
  
  
• GUILDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4390 (1922-1958) was organized by ratepayers in 1921. The school house remains as a granary.
  
  
• HAY MEADOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 4241 (1919-1961) pioneers held the first meeting July 1919, and Mrs. Bessie Davis became the first teacher in the 1920 classes. The school closed 1961, and busses conveyed the pupils. The school house remained standing west of Highway 2
  
  
• HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 5116 (1937-1955) pioneers renovated a home for the first school. Miss Loys McCutcheon commenced classes at the end of July 1937. In 1945HOPE VALLEY school was moved one mile north renovated, and joined by MOYER SCHOOL moved in across the road from Julius Karsts'. IN 1955 classes ceased.
  
  
• JOEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4864 (1932-1952) was situated six miles west of Lisieux (SE 9 4 30 W2). The school house went up in 1931 and the first teacher was Miss E. Clara Solamon Spring of 1932.JOEVILLE closed in June 1952, and the school building moved off site.
  
  
• KABRUD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3001 (1921-1955) began classes 1921 under Iva Stevens, and closed june 1955.
  
  
• KANTEN SCHOOL DISTRCT NO 1206 (1912-1947) opened under Miss Gertrude Wallis and closed 1947. The school building was not moved off site.
  
  
• KILLDEER SCHOOL DISTRICT 3640 (1917-1973) opened in April 1917 under the name TABLE BUTTE SCHOOL. The location was one half mile north of Killdeer (SW 9 2 3 W3). Miss A.A. Elfrod became the first teacher, and the school changed names in 1950 to KILLDEER SCHOOL DISTRICT, by this time a two room union school. The SUNNY CREEK school house was moved into the hamlet of Kildeer in 1956 for a third classroom. Slowly the school closed, firstly the high school students were conveyed to Rockglen, then four years later, the grades seven and eight, and the school closed entirely 1973 and all the pupils were bussed to Rockglen.
  
  
• LACORDAIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3429 (1914-1951) was named after the local post office in the area. Fred McCutcheon became the first teacher and when the school closed all pupils were conveyed to Rockglen.
  
  
• LINFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4870 (1931-1942) opened in the home of Elwyn Cartwright. Miss Molly Racman was the first teacher. LINFORD closed 1942, and the building moved to AYRTON SCHOOL DISTRICT to serve as a teacherage then moved into Rockglen and converted into a home.
  
  
• LISIEUX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4699 (1927-1969) opened under Miss Frances Foure. For a time the school closed, re-opening 1937 until 1969 when the school closed and students were bussed to Rockglen or Willow Bunch.
  
  
• LISIEUX PROTESTANT SEPARATE SCHOOL NO. 6 (1939-1949) classes began in the home of Berent Bakke, with Anna Kievgaard teaching initially. In the fall of 1940, a building was moved onto Reinhart Bakke's pasture, and remodelled. In 1944 the school was again moved to the SW corner of Berent Bakke's Land to be more centrally located to the children attending. In 1949, the school closed.
  
  
• LITTLE WOODY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 2664 (1913-1958) opened under Mrs. Edith Farnham. The school closed periodically due to epidemics. When LITTLE WOODY closed, pupils went to SCOUT LAKE and then to Rockglen.
  
  
• LONESOME BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3150 (1913-1957) school house was erected west of Killdeer.
  
  
• MACWORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4118 (1919-1950).
  
  
• MOYER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 1136 (1913-1945) classes began in the school barn which was built first Mr. McIntosh was the first teacher. When the railway arrived in 1926, a school was built in the new town of Lisieux. The Borderland School Unit assumed responsibility, and MOYER SCHOOL was sold in 1947 to the HOPE VALLEY school district southeast of Rockglen. Later MOYER school was bought and converted to a garage, and succombed to fire.
  
  
• ONE FOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3741 (1916-1951) pioneers held their organisational meeting for FRONTIER SCHOOL in 1916. Miss Kathleen Bradley was the first teacher. When the village of Frontier incorporated 1938 at SE 13 3 20 W3, they requested the name of FRONTIER for the village school. The name ONE FOUR was adopted for the rural school as the school was loated on Township one Range four. The school classes ended in 1951.
  
  
• POPLAR VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3646 (1916-1954) was located ten miles southwest of Rockglen (W2 3 30 W2). The school building was erected 1916, and Gertrude Halliwell began classes. The school burned down in the 1920s, and a homestead shack was used in the interim until a new school was raised in 1924.
  
  
• ROCKGLEN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4732 (1927-1977) opened classes under Lennette Swedburg, and by 1928 the burgeoning town of Rockglen required a new two room school. When AYRTON, BOUNDARY, LINFORD, and MOYER closed, the pupils came to ROCKGLEN requiring expansion of the ROCKGLEN school. Students were conveyed from Kildeer, Scout Lake, Fife Lake, Lisiux and rural areas to attend ROCKGLEN. Four country schools and the old Anglican church becam additional classrooms.
  
  
• SCOUT LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3604 (1926-1967) was built near town. Miss Bessie Lakken and Miss M.J. Hadder were the first teachers. The school remained open until 1967.
  
  
• THORNTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4695 (1927-1969) was a one room school erected in 1927 with classes under Mrs Ethcl Tindall. A two room school went up in 1928. THORNTON changed names to FIFE LAKE SCHOOL in the early 1930s
  
  
• WHEATBENCH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 3063 (1915-1957) school house was built in 1914, and Mr. G.A. McIntosh became the first teacher in 1916
  
  

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