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Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)
Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)

Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)

Date10/16/1986
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  • Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public School and 17 multiply handicapped youngsters from Don Mills Collegiate and Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School. After 12 years of planning; the North York school board's outdoor education centre has finally opened.
  • Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public Schoo(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Grand opening: The $2.5 million Mono Cliffs Centre was inaugurated recently with the enthusiastic help of the Grade 6 class from Cherokee Public School and 17 multiply handicapped youngsters from Don Mills Collegiate and Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School. After 12 years of planning; the North York school board's outdoor education centre has finally opened.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0107090F
Lesson in life: Students in a Grade 6 class at Scarborough's Macklin Public School help sort food for Metro's 200 food bank programs
Lesson in life: Students in a Grade 6 class at Scarborough's Macklin Public School help sort food for Metro's 200 food bank programs
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/26/1992
Martin Best works out a math problem in Grade 7 class at St Andrew's College, Aurora, Ontario
Martin Best works out a math problem in Grade 7 class at St Andrew's College, Aurora, Ontario
Best, Martin
5/31/1989
Grade 1, morning class
Grade 1, morning class
Hubbert, Mildred Young
1945
Swansea Public School, Windermere Avenue, east side, south of Waller Avenue, class portrait of Junior and Senior fourth grades with principal Mr. Clipperton
Swansea Public School, Windermere Avenue, east side, south of Waller Avenue, class portrait of Junior and Senior fourth grades with principal Mr. Clipperton
Clipperton, John W. H.
190-?
Communicating: Ernest C. Drury School superintendent Paul Bartu checks out Andrew Wilson, 5, in the schoolyard while Linda McLaughlin teaches her Grade 1 class
Communicating: Ernest C. Drury School superintendent Paul Bartu checks out Andrew Wilson, 5, in the schoolyard while Linda McLaughlin teaches her Grade 1 class
Stuparyk, Michael
5/31/1988
In June, students in Cummer Valley Middle School's Grade 8 class talked about high school this year as a stepping stone to university, graduate school and high salaries
In June, students in Cummer Valley Middle School's Grade 8 class talked about high school this year as a stepping stone to university, graduate school and high salaries
Dunlop, Al
8/11/1989
Communicating: Ernest C. Drury School superintendent Paul Bartu checks out Andrew Wilson, 5, in the schoolyard while Linda McLaughlin teaches her Grade 1 class
Communicating: Ernest C. Drury School superintendent Paul Bartu checks out Andrew Wilson, 5, in the schoolyard while Linda McLaughlin teaches her Grade 1 class
Stuparyk, Michael
5/31/1988
In Blue Jays cap, David Robinson, 11, bats with Adam Rosenfield, 12 as the wicket keeper in Grade 6 cricket house league at Upper Canada College Principal Dick Sadleir says baseball is more popular
In Blue Jays cap, David Robinson, 11, bats with Adam Rosenfield, 12 as the wicket keeper in Grade 6 cricket house league at Upper Canada College Principal Dick Sadleir says baseball is more popular
Bull, Ron
5/28/1977
1930 Mrs. E. M. Mason's Sr. Third class Room 18 Queen Alexandra School original Main Building.
1930 Mrs. E. M. Mason's Sr. Third class Room 18 Queen Alexandra School original Main Building.
Unknown
1930
Three-storey brick building with double-hung windows.
Birch Cliff Public School, Kingston Road, northwest corner of Birchcliff Avenue, Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/8/1928
Grade 11 students Mike Foord at Turner Fenton Secondary School working with hydroponic equipment. Brampton, Ontario
Grade 11 students Mike Foord at Turner Fenton Secondary School working with hydroponic equipment. Brampton, Ontario
Foord, Mike
1/21/1993
Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)
Business as usual in the commercial course at Castle Frank this week saw Grade 12 students Connie Wawryk, left, and Paula Gunn, right, working with th(...)
Bull, Ron
2/7/1975