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School Divisions
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Dan Walker <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sun, 27 Mar 2005 06:59:49 -0800
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I think that someone has been confusing the person who asked the
question about school divisions.  This has nothing to do with multi
classrooms in a school.  It is all about grade level.  Division 1 was
grade 1-2, Division 2 was grade 3-4, Division 3 was grade 5-6 and
Division 4 was grade 7-8.  Senior and Junior Divisions become self
explanatory then.  I speak from a lot of experience being a school
board archivist.

Dan Walker
Archivist
Grand Erie District School Board Archives (Grand Erie Education
Archives)
227 Main St.
Waterford, Ontario
N0E 1Y0

519-443-8657

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