Kapuskasing - Education

Education

Public
  • District School Board Ontario North East (DSBONE):
    • Diamond Jubilee Elementary School (JK-8)
    • Kapuskasing District High School (9-12)
    • Eastview Public School (Closed)
  • Conseil scolaire de district du Nord-Est de l'Ontario (CSDNE):
    • École publique Coeur du Nord (M-8)
    • École secondaire publique l'Écho du Nord (9-12)
Separate
  • Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB):
    • St Patrick School (JK-8, JK-8 French Immersion), established in 1960.
  • Conseil scolaire catholique de district des Grandes-Rivières (CSCDGR):
    • École élémentaire Jacques-Cartier (M-8)
    • École élémentaire Jeanne-Mance (Closed)
    • École élémentaire André Cary (M-8)
    • École Sacré-Coeur (Closed)
    • École secondaire catholique Cité des Jeunes (9-12)
Other
  • Centre d'éducation Alternative High School (Adult Education)
  • Collège Boréal à Kapuskasing (Post Secondary)
  • Northern College of Applied Arts & Technology (Post Secondary)
  • Université de Hearst à Kapuskasing (Post Secondary)
  • D'Youville Academy (Religious,Closed)

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