SCHOOL DISTRICT 36 SURREY


'School District 36 Surrey' operates schools in Surrey, White Rock, and Barnston Island, British Columbia. This is the largest school district in British Columbia with 66,100 students during the 2005/2006 school year. District 36 includes 99 elementary schools, 20 secondary schools, and 6 learning centres. The first school in Surrey opened in 1882.

Contents
School board
Schools
Controversy
Books
Drama
Environment
See also
External links

School board


The current school board was elected in November 2005 and will serve until 2008.

Reni Masi

Shawn Wilson

Terry Allen

Wayne Jefferson

Heather Stilwell

Laurae McNally

Pam Glass

Schools


'Elementary Schools'
SchoolLocation Grades
A H P Matthew Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
A J McLellan Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Anniedale Traditional SchoolSurreyK-7
Bayridge Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Bear Creek Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Beaver Creek Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Berkshire Park Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Betty Huff Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Bonaccord Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Bothwell Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Boundary Park Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Bridgeview Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Brookside Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Cambridge Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Cedar Hills Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Chantrell Creek Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Chimney Hill Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Cindrich Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Clayton Elementary SchoolSurrey4-7
Cloverdale Traditional SchoolSurreyK-7
Coast Meridian Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Colebrook Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Cougar Creek Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Coyote Creek Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Creekside Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Crescent Park ElementarySurreyK-7
David Brankin Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Discovery Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Dogwood Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Don Christian Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Dr F D Sinclair Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
East Clayton Elementary SchoolSurreyK-3
East Kensington Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Ecole Riverdale Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Ellendale Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Erma Stephenson Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Fleetwood Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Forsyth Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Fraser Wood Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Frost Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
George Greenaway Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Georges Vanier Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Grandview Heights Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Green Timbers Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
H T Thrift Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Halls Prairie Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Harold Bishop Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Henry Bose Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Hillcrest Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Hjorth Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Holly Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Hyland Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
J T Brown Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
James Ardiel Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Janice Churchill Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Jessie Lee Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
K B Woodward Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Kennedy Trail Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Kensington Prairie Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Kirkbride Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Laronde Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Latimer Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Lena Shaw Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
M B Sanford Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Maple Green Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Martha Currie Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Martha Jane Norris Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Mary Jane Shannon Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
McLeod Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Morgan Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Mountainview Montessori SchoolSurreyK-7
Newton Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
North Ridge Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Ocean Cliff Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Old Yale Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Pacific Heights Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Panorama Park Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Peace Arch Elementary SchoolWhite RockK-7
Port Kells Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Prince Charles Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Ray Shepherd Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Riverdale Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Royal Heights Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Semiahmoo Trail Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Senator Reid Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Serpentine Heights Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Simon Cunningham Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
South Meridian Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Strawberry Hill Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Sullivan Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Sunnyside Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Sunrise Ridge Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Surrey Centre Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
T E Scott Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
W E Kinvig Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Walnut Road Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Westerman Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
White Rock Elementary SchoolWhite RockK-7
William F. Davidson Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
William Watson Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7
Woodland Park Elementary SchoolSurreyK-7

'Secondary Schools'
'and Other Programs'
School Location Grades
Adolescent Psychiatric Unit Program (Surrey)Surrey
Clayton Heights Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Cloverdale Learning CentreSurrey10-12
Continuing Ed SD 36 SchoolSurrey11-12
Daughters and Sisters(PLEA)ProgramSurrey
Earl Marriott Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Elgin Park Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Enver Creek Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Fleetwood Park Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Frank Hurt Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Fraser Heights Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Guildford Learning CentreSurrey10-12
Guildford Park Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Invergarry Learning CentreSurrey10
Johnston Heights Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Kwantlen Park Secondary School (Inter-A)Surrey7-12
L A Matheson Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Newton Learning CentreSurrey10-12
North Surrey Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
North Surrey Learning CentreSurrey10-12
Panorama Ridge Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Princess Margaret Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Queen Elizabeth Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Semiahmoo Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Surrey Traditional SchoolSurreyK-12
Surrey Connect Online SchoolSurreyK-12
École Secondaire Sullivan Heights Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
Student Support CentreSurrey6-12
South Surrey White Rock Learning CentreSurrey10-12
South Fraser Adolescent Day Treatment ProgramSurrey
Tamanawis Secondary SchoolSurrey8-12
TREES CentreSurrey8-10
Waypoint Substance Abuse HouseSurrey



Controversy


Books

The Surrey school district was the focus of major media attention from 1997 to 2002. The board voted that books dealing with families where both parents were of the same sex not be included as optional learning resources. These books were requested by James Chamberlain, a kindergarten teacher, to reflect on the realities of today's families and to teach his pupils about diversity and tolerance.
A legal battle to overturn the decision to ban the three books went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, where the school board's decision was overturned. The judgment, Chamberlain v. Surrey School District No. 36, cited the need for families headed by same-sex couples to be respected. Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin dismissed the Board's concerns that children would be confused or misled by classroom information about same-sex parents. She pointed out that the children of same-sex parents are rubbing shoulders with children from more traditional families and wrote: "Tolerance is always age-appropriate, children cannot learn unless they are exposed to views that differ from those they are taught at home." The legal fees ended up costing Surrey taxpayers over $1,200,000.
Drama

In 2005, the Surrey School Board once again made national news for prohibiting the production of ''The Laramie Project'' in one of its secondary schools, Elgin Park Secondary. A Vancouver school, Lord Byng, subsequently chose to stage the play.[1]
Environment

In May 2007, the Surrey School Board made national news when it voted to instruct teachers not to show Al Gore's global warming documentary An Inconvenient Truth until trustees are able to review the film. Trustee Heather Stilwell said she's not sold on the theory of global warming: "I am not sure. I mean I see evidence. I think there is climate change, there's no question about that. Whether what Al Gore says about it is the truth, I have questions."[2]

See also



List of school districts in British Columbia

External links



School District 36 website

Surrey Electors Team website

SCC decision--Chamberlain v. Surrey School District No. 36.

Supreme Court says B.C. school board wrong to ban same-sex books

Affidavit used in Chamberlain case.

Book banning in Surrey, What happened?.

CBC News article on The Laramie Project at Lord Byng

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