Roy H. Crosby Public School is a York Region District School Board public elementary school in the city of Markham, Ontario, Canada. Roy H. Crosby Public School is connected to Milne Dam Conservation Park, and the Milne Outdoor Education Centre. The school uses the park for educational programs offered to Grade 2,4, and 7 students from the eastern part of York Region District School Board.
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