Elementary Schools
Located in the Town of Ajax
- Alexander Graham Bell Public School
- Applecroft Public School
- Bolton C. Falby Public School
- Cadarackque Public School
- Carruthers Creek Public School
- daVinci Public School (to open Sept. 2012)
- Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School
- Duffin's Bay Public School
- Eagle Ridge Public School
- Lakeside Public School
- Lester B. Pearson Public School
- Lincoln Alexander Public School
- Lincoln Avenue Public School
- Lord Elgin Public School
- Nottingham Public School
- Roland Michener Public School
- Roméo Dallaire Public School
- Southwood Park Public School
- Terry Fox Public School
- Valley View Public School
- Vimy Ridge Public School
- Westney Heights Public School
Located in the Township of Brock
- Beaverton Public School
- McCaskill's Mills Public School
- Sunderland Public School
- Thorah Central Public School
Located in the City of Oshawa
- Adelaide McLaughlin Public School
- Athabasca Public School
- Beau Valley Public School
- Bobby Orr Public School
- College Hill Public School
- Coronation Public School
- Dr. C.F. Cannon Public School
- E.A. Fairman Public School
- Glenholme Public School
- Glen Street Public School
- Gordon B. Attersley Public School
- Harmony Heights Public School
- Hillsdale Public School
- Kedron Public School
- Lakewoods Public School
- Mary Street Community School
- Norman G. Powers Public School
- Queen Elizabeth Public School
- Ritson Public School
- Sherwood Public School
- Stephen G. Saywell Public School
- Sunset Heights Public School
- Unnamed Springridge Public School (to open Sept. 2013)
- Unnamed T.R. McEwen/Gertrude Colpus Public School (to open Sept. 2013)
- Village Union Public School
- Vincent Massey Public School
- Walter E. Harris Public School
- Waverly Public School
- Woodcrest Public School
Located in the City of Pickering
- Altona Forest Public School
- Bayview Heights Public School
- Claremont Public School
- Elizabeth B. Phin Public School
- Fairport Beach Public School
- Frenchman's Bay Public School
- Gandatsetiagon Public School
- Glengrove Public School
- Grandview Public School
- Highbush Public School
- Maple Ridge Public School
- Rosebank Road Public School
- Sir. J.A. MacDonald Public School
- Valley Farm Public School
- Vaughan Willard Public School
- Westcreek Public School
- William Dunbar Public School
Located in the Township of Scugog
- Cartwright Central Public School
- Epsom Public School (Oldest school in the DDSB)
- Greenbank Public School
- Prince Albert Public School
- R.H. Cornish Public School
- S.A. Cawker Public School
Located in the Township of Uxbridge
- Goodwood Public School
- Joseph Gould Public School
- Quaker Village Public School
- Scott Central Public School
- Uxbridge Public School
Located in the Town of Whitby
- Bellwood Public School
- Blair Ridge Public School
- Brooklin Village Public School
- Captain Michael Vandenbos Public School
- C.E. Broughton Public School
- Colonel Farewell Public School
- Dr. Robert Thornton Public School
- Fallingbrook Public School
- Glen Dhu Public School
- Jack Miner Public School
- John Dryden Public School
- Julie Payette Public School
- Meadowcrest Public School
- Ormiston Public School
- Pierre Elliott Trudeau Public School
- Pringle Creek Public School
- Robert Munsch Public School
- Sir Samuel Steele Public School
- Sir William Stephenson Public School
- West Lynde Public School
- Whitby Shores Public School
- Williamsburg Public School
- Winchester Public School
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