List of schools of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
(Redirected from W. Erskine Johnston Public School)
Schools of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
Elementary
edit- Huntley Centennial Public School
- Blossom Park Public School
- Carson Grove Elementary School
- Centennial Public School
- Glen Ogilvie Public School
- Le Phare Elementary School
- Mino Mikan Elementary School
- Robert Hopkins Public School
- Sawmill Creek Elementary School
- Steve Maclean Public School
- Vimy Ridge Public School
- Castor Valley Elementary School
- Greely Elementary School
- Bridlewood Community Elementary School
- Castlefrank Elementary School
- Jack Donohue Public School
- John Young Elementary School
- Kanata Highlands Public
- Katimavik Elementary School
- Roch Carrier Elementary
- Roland Michener Public
- Stephen Leacock Public School|Stephen Leacock Public
- W. Erskine Johnston Public
- W.O. Mitchell Elementary
- South March Public School (Brookside)
- Kars on the Rideau Public
- Manotick Public
- Metcalfe Public
- Heritage Public School
- Adrienne Clarkson Elementary School
- Barrhaven Public School
- Bayshore Public School
- Bells Corners Public School
- Berrigan Elementary School
- Briargreen Public School
- Chapman Mills Public School
- Farley Mowat Public School
- Half Moon Bay Public School
- Jockvale Elementary School
- Knoxdale Public School
- Lakeview Public School
- Manordale Public School
- Mary Honeywell Elementary School
- Meadowlands Public School
- Sir Winston Churchill Public School
- Wazoson Public School
- North Gower-Marlborough Public
- Avalon Public
- Convent Glen Elementary (Convent Glen South Public School)
- Dunning-Foubert Elementary
- Fallingbrook Community Elementary
- Forest Valley Elementary
- Henry Larsen Elementary
- Heritage Public
- Maple Ridge Elementary
- Orléans Wood Elementary
- Summerside Public
- Trillium Elementary
- Osgoode Public
Inner Ottawa
edit- Agincourt Road Public
- Alta Vista Public
- Arch Street Public
- Bayview Public
- Broadview Avenue Public
- Cambridge Street Community Public
- Carleton Heights Public
- Charles H. Hulse Public
- Churchill Alternative School
- Clifford Bowey Public
- Connaught Public
- D. Roy Kennedy Public School
- Devonshire Community Public
- Dunlop Public School
- Elgin Street Public
- Elmdale Public
- Featherston Drive Public
- Fielding Drive Public School
- First Avenue Public
- General Vanier Public
- Hawthorne Public
- Hilson Avenue Public
- Hopewell Avenue Public
- Lady Evelyn Alternative
- Manor Park Public
- Mutchmor Public
- Pinecrest Public
- Pleasant Park Public
- Queen Elizabeth Public School
- Queen Mary Street Public
- Regina Street Public
- Riverview Alternative
- Robert Bateman Public
- Roberta Bondar Public School[1]
- Rockcliffe Park Public School
- Severn Avenue Public
- Summit Alternative
- Vincent Massey Public
- Viscount Alexander Public
- W.E. Gowling Public
- Woodroffe Avenue Public
- York Street Public
- Richmond Public
- A. Lorne Cassidy Elementary School
- Shingwàkons Public
- Stittsville Public
- Westwind Public
- Robert E. Wilson Public
- Stonecrest Elementary
Intermediate schools
edit- Cedarview Middle School
- Emily Carr Middle School
- Fisher Park Public School
- Glashan Public School
- Glen Cairn Middle School
- Goulbourn Middle School
- Henry Munro Middle School
- Katimavik Middle School
- Terry Fox Elementary School
Intermediate/High schools
editHigh schools
edit- A.Y.Jackson Secondary School
- Adult High School
- Brookfield High School
- Cairine Wilson Secondary School
- Canterbury High School
- Colonel By Secondary School
- Glebe Collegiate Institute
- Gloucester High School
- Hillcrest High School
- John McCrae Secondary School
- Lisgar Collegiate Institute
- Nepean High School
- Osgoode Township High School
- Ottawa Technical Secondary School
- Ridgemont High School
- Sir Guy Carleton Secondary School
- Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School
- South Carleton High School
- West Carleton Secondary School
- Woodroffe High School
Closed
edit- Bronson Avenue Public School (closed 1915; became Borden Public School)
- Kent Street (Central) Public School (closed 1966; the school was the first public elementary school to be built in the city and the first to be closed down)
- Borden Public School (closed and demolished 1966)
- Wellington Street Public School (closed and demolished)
- T.P. Maxwell Public School (now Carlington Community and Health Services)
- Brewer Park Public School (became Westboro Academy 1998–2019; now vacant)
- Parkway Park Public School (now Bishop Hamilton Montessori School)
- Percy Street Public School (closed 1968; a fire by an arsonist destroyed the building in 1979; the school was partially demolished expect for the foundation area which still stands today)
- Quarries Public School (closed 1980; later became East Gate Alliance Church)
- Bel-Air Public School (closed 1980; now École élémentaire publique Charlotte-Lemieux)
- Fairfield Public School (closed 1985; became École élémentaire publique Séraphin-Marion until 2002; demolished 2004)
- Fisher Park High School (closed June 1987; became Notre Dame High School 1987–1994; now Fisher Park Public School and Summit Alternative School)
- Sir John A. MacDonald High School (closed 1987; now St. Paul High School)
- Fisher Heights Public School (closed 1988; now Ottawa Islamic School)
- Graham Park Public School (closed 1988; became École Maimonides School; demolished 2011)
- Borden High School (closed 1990; converted into loft apartments in 2004)
- High School Of Commerce (closed 1990; now Adult High School)
- Brook Lane Public School (closed 1991; now St. Gregory Catholic School)
- Ottawa Technical High School (closed 1992; now Albert Street Education Centre)
- Highland Park High School (closed 1992; now Notre Dame High School)
- Champlain High School (closed 1993; Connaught Public School used the building in 1993-94 while Connaught's building was getting renovated; now Centre Jules-Léger.)
- Confederation High School (closed 1999; now Confederation Education Centre)
- Crichton Street Public School (closed 1999; now The School of Dance)
- McNabb Park Public School (closed 1999; now Richard Pfaff Alternative School)
- Queensway Public School (closed 1999; now Joan of Arc Academy)
- Whitehaven Public School (closed 1999; became École élémentaire catholique Terre-des-Jeunes until 2008; now École élémentaire catholique d'enseignement personnalisé Édouard-Bond)
- City View Public School (became City View Special Education Centre; now Elizabeth Wyn Wood Secondary Alternate Program)
- McArthur High School (closed 2001; now Ottawa Technical Secondary School)
- Overbrook Public School (closed 2001; now Counterpoint Academy Day Care)
- Lamira Dow Billings Elementary School (closed 2002; now École élémentaire publique Séraphin-Marion)
- Meadowview Public School (closed 2004; now Heritage Public School)
- Merivale Public School (closed 2004)
- Riverview Public School (closed 2004; now Baitun Naseer Mosque)
- J. S. Woodsworth Secondary School (closed 2005; now École secondaire publique Deslauriers)
- Laurentian High School (closed 2005; demolished 2009)
- R. Byrns Curry Public School (closed 2006; now Bayview Public School)
- Bayview Public School (relocated to R. Byrns Curry Public School site in 2007; demolished 2009)
- Fitzroy Harbour Public School (closed 2006)
- Grant Alternative School (relocated to Christie Public School site in 2007; closed 2017, now Maison de la francophonie d'Ottawa)
- Christie Public School (closed 2007; became Grant Alternative School 2007–2017)
- Torbolton Public School (closed 2007; now vacant)
- Queenswood Public School (closed 2008; now École élémentaire catholique d'enseignement personnalisé La Source)
- Fitzroy Centennial Public School (closed 2009)
- McGregor Easson Public School (closed 2010; now Pavillon Sainte-Geneviève)
- Parkwood Hills Public School (closed 2010; used by Champman Hills in 2012 and Carleton Heights in 2014)
- Munster Elementary School (closed 2015)
- Rideau High School (closed 2017)
- Elizabeth Park Public School (closed 2017)
- Century Public School (closed 2017; used by Elmdale Public School in 2019, later became a COVID-19 Vaccine clinic)
- D. Aubrey Moodie Intermediate School (closed 2017, later became a COVID-19 Vaccine clinic)
- Leslie Park Public School (closed 2017; now École élémentaire publique Ottawa Ouest)
- Greenbank Middle School (closed 2017; now Knoxdale Public School; the school already shared the building with Knoxdale Public School)
- J.H. Putman Middle School (closed 2019, later became a COVID-19 Vaccine clinic)