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North Vancouver School District #44
604-903-3444 | www.sd44.ca
2121 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver
■ The North Vancouver School District has 15,713 students enrolled in Kindergarten to Grade 12.
Community Resource Libraries
BC Aboriginal Child Care Society Resource Library
604-913-9128 | www.acc-society.bc.ca/resourcecentre
#102-100 Park Royal South, West Vancouver
■ The resource library is open to the public.
■ Contains over one thousand books, periodicals and videos related to Aboriginal children, parenting, child care and early childhood development.
■ Has early childhood education resource kits containing hands-on materials and curriculum reflecting First Nations traditions, which have been developed for loan to Aboriginal childcare programs in British Columbia.
■ Parents, early childhood educators, and other community members are welcome to visit the resource library or browse the on-line catalogue.
Capilano University Library
604-984-4944 | www.capilanou.ca
2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver
Use of materials within the library is free of charge. Community members are welcome.
North Shore Child Care Resource & Referral Program Library
604-985-7138 | www.nscr.ca
North Shore Community Resources
#201-935 Marine Drive, North Vancouver
Extensive child care library of books, equipment and toys.
The North Shore Restorative Justice Society
604-969-7462 | www.nsrj.ca
147 East 14th Street, North Vancouver
Restorative Justice in Education
This program receives youth and adult referrals from the RCMP, West Vancouver Police, Victim Services, and community agencies such as schools and non-profit groups. Referrals include situations where crime, conflict or harm has occurred and the people involved are searching for solutions that promote repair, reconciliation, learning and understanding. Cases commonly referred include physical assault, threats,
■ Programs include French Immersion, International Baccalaureate, numerous Athletic and Art Academies, Career Education, Band & Strings, Outdoor School, Distributed Learning, Strong Start, Summer Learning, and many more recognized programs.
■ New students to the district should register at the Education Services Centre, 2121 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver.
■ Bring child’s birth certificate (for international students, bring proof of citizenship or PR card, and passport), proof of residency, and report card.
■ Call 604-903-3368 for more details.
West Vancouver School District #45
604-981-1000 | www.westvancouverschools.ca
1075 21st Street, West Vancouver
■ West Vancouver Schools offers first class education in our 14 elementary and 3 secondary schools.
■ With our specialized programs and focus on developing adaptable, determined and resilient students, our graduates are well-rounded, socially responsible, and confident change-makers.
■ Our teachers, counselors and staff support academic, athletic, creative, and entrepreneurial pursuits for all of our students.
School District 93 (École André-Piolat)
604-980-6040 l www.andrepiolat.csf.bc.ca
380 West Kings Road, North Vancouver
■ One of the Conseil Scolaire Francophone school in French language
■ Kindergarten to Grade 12 ; Free IB program : MYP Grade 7-10; IB Grade 11-12
■ Possible graduation with 3 diplomas: Dogwood, Cornouiller, IB
■ Online registrations on our website
Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS)
Program provided in partnership with the North and West Vancouver School Districts.
Settlement Workers in Schools help newcomer parents and their children settle in their school and community. Services are available in many languages. You can contact SWIS directly, or through the ELL teacher or counsellor at your school.