Huntley Centennial Public School

118 Langstaff Drive, P.O. Box 100, Carp K0A 1L0
Telephone (613) 839-2020 Fax (613) 839-1963
Principal Bruno Kondric (Acting); Vice-Principal Alice Donachey
Morning start time 8:15 a.m.; morning dismissal 10:45 a.m.; afternoon start time 12:15 p.m.; afternoon dismissal 2:45 p.m.
Regular English Program JK-8; Early French Immersion SK-8
Huntley Centennial P.S. school website: http://www.ocdsb.ca/HUNTweb/

Located in the village of Carp, Huntley Centennial is a public elementary school offering regular English and Early French Immersion programs from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8. The attendance boundary for both programs covers most of the area of the former Huntley Township (except for a small area on the edge of Stittsville to the south) and the Marchurst Road area of rural Kanata.

In September 2006, Huntley Centennial Public School had an enrolment of 558 students in the regular English and Early French Immersion programs.

Built in 1967, Canada's Centennial Year, Huntley Centennial P.S. was built in wings around a central core of gymnasium and office areas. In 1975 another wing was constructed to serve Grades 7 and 8, and additional washroom facilities were completed in September 2000. Huntley Centennial enjoys a large, well-equipped playground area, supplemented by access to community recreation facilities including the W. Erskine Johnston arena.

Huntley Centennial is well supported by an active and involved school council, which supports the school and its programs in a wide variety of ways, through the extensive participation of parent and community volunteers. Improvements to the school library have been a special focus for the school council.

Students who complete Grade 3 at Huntley Centennial may choose to enter the Middle French Immersion program at Stonecrest E.S. in Woodlawn, beginning in Grade 4. Students who complete Grade 6 at Huntley Centennial may choose to enter the Late French Immersion program at Fitzroy Centennial P.S. in Kinburn for Grade 7. Students completing Grade 8 at Huntley Centennial are directed to West Carleton S.S. in Dunrobin for Grades 9 through 12 English and French Immersion programs. Students entering vocational programs attend Sir Guy Carleton S.S. in Nepean. Special education students who have been identified as gifted may choose to attend Bell H.S. in Nepean, the closest of six secondary gifted centres.

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Let's make every school an excellent school!	Huntley Centennial Public School 118 Langstaff Drive, P.O. Box 100, Carp K0A 1L0 Telephone (613) 839-2020 Fax (613) 839-1963 Principal Bruno Kondric (Acting); Vice-Principal Alice Donachey Morning start time 8:15 a.m.; morning dismissal 10:45 a.m.; afternoon start time 12:15 p.m.; afternoon dismissal 2:45 p.m. Regular English Program JK-8; Early French Immersion SK-8 Huntley Centennial P.S. school website: http://www.ocdsb.ca/HUNTweb/ Located in the village of Carp, Huntley Centennial is a public elementary school offering regular English and Early French Immersion programs from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8. The attendance boundary for both programs covers most of the area of the former Huntley Township (except for a small area on the edge of Stittsville to the south) and the Marchurst Road area of rural Kanata. In September 2006, Huntley Centennial Public School had an enrolment of 558 students in the regular English and Early French Immersion programs. Built in 1967, Canada's Centennial Year, Huntley Centennial P.S. was built in wings around a central core of gymnasium and office areas. In 1975 another wing was constructed to serve Grades 7 and 8, and additional washroom facilities were completed in September 2000. Huntley Centennial enjoys a large, well-equipped playground area, supplemented by access to community recreation facilities including the W. Erskine Johnston arena. Huntley Centennial is well supported by an active and involved school council, which supports the school and its programs in a wide variety of ways, through the extensive participation of parent and community volunteers. Improvements to the school library have been a special focus for the school council. Students who complete Grade 3 at Huntley Centennial may choose to enter the Middle French Immersion program at Stonecrest E.S. in Woodlawn, beginning in Grade 4. Students who complete Grade 6 at Huntley Centennial may choose to enter the Late French Immersion program at Fitzroy Centennial P.S. in Kinburn for Grade 7. Students completing Grade 8 at Huntley Centennial are directed to West Carleton S.S. in Dunrobin for Grades 9 through 12 English and French Immersion programs. Students entering vocational programs attend Sir Guy Carleton S.S. in Nepean. Special education students who have been identified as gifted may choose to attend Bell H.S. in Nepean, the closest of six secondary gifted centres.
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