Windham Central Public School

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Windham Central Public School
Location
Windham Centre, ON, Canada
Information
School number 403725[1]
School board Grand Erie District School Board[2]
Religious affiliation none
Principal Charlie Luke [2]
School type public elementary school
Grades 7-8
Language English
Enrollment 412[1] (2004)
Homepage http://schools.gedsb.on.ca/WIN/[2]

Windham Central Public School is a public elementary school in Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada that is located in Windham Centre, Ontario. The school accommodates from seventh grade to eighth grade. There are 7 homerooms in total and the principal is Mr. Charlie Luke. Windham Central Public School is the sister school of Teeterville Public School.

This school is considered to be a feeder school to:

In 2008, the grand erie district school board decided that the school was to be shut down in june 2009.

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b Ontario Ministry of Education. School Information. Retrieved on 2006-09-08.
  2. ^ a b c GEDSB School Directory. Teeterville/WINDHAM Central Public School. Retrieved on 2006-09-08.

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