Education
See also: Saskatchewan Rivers School Division and Prince Albert Catholic School Division| Carlton Comprehensive High School | |
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| Address | |
| 665 - 28th Street East Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, S6V 1B1, |
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| Information | |
| School type | High School |
| School board | Saskatchewan Rivers School Division |
| Principal | Dawn Kilmer |
| Vice principal | Bob Coffin Rob Clarke Ken Morrison |
| Grades | 9 to 12 |
| Enrolment | 2251 |
| Education system | Public |
| Sports | Badminton Basketball Cross Country Running Curling Golf Football Soccer Track & Field Volleyball Wrestling |
| Mascot | Sader Sam |
| Team name | Carlton Crusaders |
| Rival | St. Mary Marauders |
| Website | Carlton Comprehensive High School |
In comparison to the rest of Prince Albert, Carlton Park houses a low number of the population who have less than a grade nine education. In Carlton Park 2.85% of the population have less than a grade nine education compared to 10.31% with the rest of the city. Carlton Park is also comparable in trades and some college education. Carlton Park has 14.25% for trades and 20.98 for some college education respectively whereas the rest of Prince Albert 15.36% for attaining trade certificate or diploma and 21.31% for attaining some college. In terms of attaining some university education, Carlton Park is over 10% that of the rest of the city. Carlton Park boosts a 29.73% in population who have attained some university education while the rest of Prince Albert sits at 19.34% respectively.
In the Carlton Park, there are no elementary schools, but there are accessible elementary schools nearby.
- Carlton Comprehensive High School - Started as Tech, but the name was changed in 1975. The high school is located on 665 - 28th Street East
- Children's Choice Pre-school - 3100 Dunn Drive
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