School Boards
Since 1998 – 1999, enrolment in French-language public schools has increased by 81% and it is still rising. In fact, in recent years, enrolment in French-language public education has risen faster than in any other system.
What do we do
With 140 elementary and secondary schools, the province’s French-language school boards are proud to be able to welcome Francophone students and to offer them an inclusive, high-quality education. In our schools, high-quality education means innovation, respect for the individual, and students who are open-minded, empathetic, engaged, bilingual citizens of the world.
Contact:
281 Lanark Ave. Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 6R8 Toll:1 866 390-3670 613 761-9300
Le Consortium Centre Jules-Léger
CCJL is a provincial institution offering specialized education to French-speaking students at the preschool, elementary and secondary levels.
It is an institution run by Francophones, for Francophones.
The Center Jules-Léger Consortium runs two specialized schools:
- l’École d’application pour troubles sévères d’apprentissage
- l’École provinciale – Surdité, cécité et surdicécité.
Its schools, based in Ottawa, welcome students from across the province.
School Board President:
Johanne Lacombe (johanne.lacombe@ccjl.ca)
School Board Vice-President:
Jeannette Labrèche (jeannette.labreche@ccjl.ca)
Director of Education:
Jean-François Boulanger (jean-francois.boulanger@ccjl.ca)
Le Conseil scolaire public du Nord-Est de l’Ontario (CSPNE)
J’ai du coeur.
Almost 2 180 students attend CSPNE 15 elementary and secondary schools and its learning centre. CSPNE has schools in the communities of Timmins, Iroquois Falls, Kapuskasing, Hearst, Temiskaming Shores, Sturgeon Falls, North Bay and Parry Sound.
School Board President:
Denis Labelle (denis.labelle@cspne.ca)
Director of Education:
Yves Laliberté (yves.laliberte@cspne.ca)
Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario (CSPGNO)
Parce que je vois grand!
CSPGNO welcomes nearly 2 640 students in 21 elementary and secondary schools. CSPGNO has schools in the communities of Markstay, Noëlville, the Greater Sudbury, Elliot Lake, Sault Ste. Marie, Wawa, Dubreuilville, Marathon, Manitouwadge, and Longlac.
School Board President:
Anne-Marie Gélineault (anne-marie.gelineault@cspgno.ca)
Director of Education:
Sébastien Fontaine (sebastien.fontaine@cspgno.ca)
Contact:
116, Cornelius Parkway Toronto, Ontario M6L 2K5 Toll:1 888 58 (35383) 416 614-0844
Conseil scolaire Viamonde
Tout est possible
Conseil scolaire Viamonde covers a vast area, from Windsor east to Trenton and from Penetanguishene south to the Niagara Region. Its 56 elementary and secondary schools are home to more than 13 000 students.
School Board president:
Geneviève Oger (ogerg@csviamonde.ca)
Director of education:
Michel Laverdière (laverdierem@csviamonde.ca)
Contact:
2445, boulevard St-Laurent Ottawa, Ontario K1G 6C3 Toll:613 742 8960
Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario (CEPEO)
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CEPEO is based in eastern Ontario, has nearly 17 000 students and 43 French-language elementary, secondary and adult schools from Trenton to Hawkesbury.
School Board President:
Jacinthe Marcil (jacinthe.marcil@cepeo.on.ca
Director of Education:
Sylvie Tremblay (sylvie.tremblay@cepeo.on.ca)