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Lynn Scott, Trustee

Zone 1 — Rural West

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since 1994

Zone 1 South Schools:

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Stittsville Public School

40 Granite Ridge Drive, Stittsville  K2S 1A3
Telephone (613) 836-2818        Fax (613) 836-1806
Principal Connie Watson; Vice-Principal Scott Becksted
Morning start time 8:45 a.m.; morning dismissal 11:15 a.m.; afternoon start time 12:45 p.m.; afternoon dismissal 3:15 p.m.
Regular English Program JK-5; Early French Immersion SK-5
Stittsville P.S. school website: http://www.ocdsb.ca/STITweb/

Located in a brand-new building at 40 Granite Ridge Drive, just north of Abbott Street in the eastern half of Stittsville, Stittsville is a public elementary school offering the regular English and Early French Immersion programs from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 5. The regular English program attendance area covers the eastern part of Stittsville. The attendance boundary for the Early French Immersion program extends further to cover the southeastern part of rural Goulbourn including Richmond.

In September 2006, Stittsville PS had an enrolment of 667 students in the English and Early French Immersion programs.

Originally constructed in 1947
as a two-room school located on Main Street, Stittsville P.S. grew through five additions between 1953 and 1967, and moved in September 2005 into a larger modern school building on Granite Ridge Drive.  The photo at right is a view from the second-floor hall overlooking the library filled with guests attending the official opening of the new building on 17 November 2005.

On completion of Grade 5 at Stittsville P.S., students are directed to Goulbourn M.S. for Grades 6 through 8 for the regular English and Early French Immersion programs. Students may also choose to enter the Late French Immersion program at Goulbourn M.S. in Grade 7.  Students interested in the Middle French Immersion program may transfer to Katimavik E.S. in Kanata at Grade 4.

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