Schools
Schools in River East Transcona are listed below.
- Angus McKay School
- Arthur Day Middle School
- Bernie Wolfe Community School
- Bertrun E. Glavin Elementary
- Bird's Hill School
- Chief Peguis Junior High
- Collège Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau
- Dr. F.W.L. Hamilton School
- Donwood Elementary School
- École Centrale (Winnipeg)
- École Margaret-Underhill
- École Regent Park School
- Emerson Elementary School
- Hampstead School (Winnipeg)
- Harold Hatcher Elementary School
- John de Graff Elementary
- John W. Gunn Middle School
- John Henderson Junior High School
- John Pritchard School
- John G. Stewart School
- Joseph Teres School
- Kildonan East Collegiate
- Lord Wolseley School
- Maple Leaf School
- McLeod Education Centre
- Miles Macdonell Collegiate
- Munroe Junior High School
- Murdoch MacKay Collegiate
- Neil Campbell School
- Polson School
- Prince Edward School
- Princess Margaret School
- Radisson School
- River East Collegiate
- Robert Andrews School
- Salisbury Morse Place School
- Sherwood School
- Springfield Heights School
- Sun Valley School
- Transcona Collegiate Institute
- Transcona Community Learning Centre
- Valley Gardens Middle School
- Wayoata Elementary School
- Westview Elementary School
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