Nova Central School District

Nova Central School District was a school district headquartered in Gander in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The district had 66 schools located in 50 different communities, and served about 13,000 students, including a significant rural population.[1] The District was formed by the merger of the Lewisporte-Gander and Baie Verte-Central-Connaigre school boards in 2004.[2] The largest school in the district was Gander Academy. The district was replaced by the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District upon provincial amalgamation in 2013.

Schools
  • A. R. Scammell Academy in Change Islands
  • Avoca Collegiate in Badger
  • Baie Verte Collegiate in Baie Verte
  • Baie Verte Academy in Baie Verte
  • Bay d'Espoir Academy in Milltown
  • Bayview Primary in Nipper's Harbour
  • Botwood Collegiate in Botwood
  • Brian Peckford Elementary in Triton
  • Centreville Academy in Centreville-Wareham
  • Charlottetown Primary in Charlottetown
  • Cape John Collegiate in La Scie
  • Cottrells Cove Academy in Cottrell's Cove
  • Deckwood Primary in Woodstock
  • Dorset Collegiate in Pilley's Island
  • Exploits Valley Intermediate in Grand Falls-Windsor
  • Exploits Valley High in Grand Falls-Windsor
  • Fitzgerald Academy in English Harbour West
  • Fogo Island Central Academy in Fogo Island Central
  • Gander Academy in Gander
  • Gander Collegiate in Gander
  • Gander Elementary in Gander
  • Gill Memorial Academy in Musgrave Harbour
  • Glovertown Academy in Glovertown
  • Green Bay South Academy in Robert's Arm
  • Greenwood Academy in Campbellton
  • Helen Tulk Elementary in Bishop's Falls
  • Heritage Academy in Greens Pond
  • Hillside Elementary in La Scie
  • Hillview Academy in Norris Arm South
  • H.L. Strong Academy in Little Bay Islands
  • Holy Cross School in Eastport
  • Indian River High School in Springdale
  • Indian River Academy in Springdale
  • J.M. Olds Collegiate in Twillingate
  • Jane Collins Academy in Hare Bay
  • John Watlkins Academy in Hermitage
  • King Academy in Harbour Breton
  • Lakewood Academy in Glenwood
  • Lester Pearson Memorial High in Wesleyville
  • Lewisporte Academy in Lewisporte
  • Lewisporte Collegiate in Lewisporte
  • Lewisporte Intermediate in Lewisporte
  • Lumsden School Complex in Lumsden
  • Lakeside Academy in Buchans
  • Leading Tickles Elementary in Leading Tickles
  • Leo Burke Academy in Bishop's Falls
  • Long Island Academy in Beaumont
  • Memorial Academy in Wesleyville
  • Memorial Academy in Botwood
  • M.S.B. Regional Academy in Middle Arm
  • Millcrest Academy in Grand Falls-Windsor
  • New World Island Academy in Summerford
  • Phoenix Academy in Carmanville
  • Point Leamington Academy in Point Leamington
  • Riverwood Academy in Wings Point
  • Sandstone Academy in Ladle Cove
  • Smallwood Academy in Gambo
  • St. Gabriel's All-Grade in St. Brendans
  • St. Paul's Intermediate in Gander
  • St. Stephen's All-Grade in Rencontre East
  • St. Peter's All-Grade in McCallum
  • St. Peter's Academy in Westport
  • St. Joseph's Elementary in Harbour Breton
  • Sprucewood Academy in Grand Falls-Windsor
  • Twillingate Island Elementary in Twillingate
  • Victoria Academy in Gaultois
  • Valmont Academy in King's Point
  • William Mercer Academy in Dover
  • Woodland Primary in Grand Falls-Windsor
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References
  1. Wilson, Warren (July 15, 2013). "Decision Making across a Newfoundland School District". University of Calgary. pp. 89–90. Retrieved June 6, 2020.
  2. "School Board Consolidation". Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. 30 March 2004. Retrieved 7 June 2020.
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