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School District 52 (Prince Rupert)

Schools by level

Elementary 6 · Middle school 1 · Other / combined 1

At a glance

Schools
8

Official rating

The official rating for this district is not linked yet.

Check the zoned school for an address

Each address is zoned to specific schools. Confirm with the district's official lookup tool or office before you sign a lease.

Schools (8)

Official campus ratings are shown with their year. Use the address lookup to confirm zoning.

Elementary 6

  • Charles Hays Secondary

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

  • Conrad Elementary

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

  • Lax Kxeen Elementary

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

  • Pineridge Elementary

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

  • Port Edward Elementary

    Port Edward · Zoned

  • Roosevelt Park Elementary

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

Middle school 1

  • Prince Rupert Middle

    Prince Rupert · Zoned

Other / combined 1

  • Hartley Bay Elem-Jr Secondary

    Hartley Bay · Zoned

Checklist before renting in this district

Check these before you sign a lease.

  • Checked the assigned school for the exact address with the official lookup before signing

  • Asked the district or council whether boundary or admission changes are planned

  • Asked whether the assigned school has room (or sends overflow elsewhere)

  • Checked that the lease is accepted as proof of address on the enrolment list

  • Asked how the assigned school supports English learners (ESL/EAL)

  • Checked the commute (school-bus eligibility, walking route)

  • Checked on the state or board page whether our visa means paying public-school fees

    Always confirm your own situation with the official authority or an immigration professional.

    Source:Vancouver School Board (checked 2026-10-30)

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ESL / ELL support

Public schools support English learners as ESL/ELL (Canada), EAL/D (Australia) or ESOL (New Zealand). An English assessment at enrolment decides the support; ask the school or board about its programme.

Sources

Canada's schools and school boards come from each province's published lists. Every figure carries its year. No house prices, crime data or home-made rankings.

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