Talbot Trail Public School

Coordinates: 42°15′07″N 82°58′24″W / 42.25204°N 82.97332°W / 42.25204; -82.97332
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Talbot Trail Public School
Address
Map
4000 Ducharme Street

elementary school
MottoExploring the Potential in each Learner
Established2006
School boardGreater Essex County District School Board
SuperintendentDr. Clara Howitt
Area trusteeLinda Qin,
Jessica Sartori
School number153
PrincipalMichael Baker
Staff82
GradesJK-8
Enrollment900
LanguageEnglish
AreaSouth Windsor
Colour(s)Black,blue,green      
Team nameTalbot Trail Blazers
NewspaperNone

Talbot Trail Public School is a public

elementary school in Windsor, Ontario. Built in 2005 to ease overcrowding at neighbouring elementary schools, Talbot Trail is known for being the first of several planned "themed" schools to be built in Ontario, and the school's theme of exploration led it to be honoured as one of the Top 25 Schools in Canada by a 2007 edition of Today's Parent magazine.[citation needed
]

History

During the 1990s, a housing boom in Windsor lead to rapidly rising enrollment in the region, particularly in elementary schools.

high schools to ease overcrowding.[2] Consultations with parents and students identified the need for additional schools in the area,[3] and in 2005 these demands culminated with the announcement of Talbot Trail Public School.[4][5]

The groundbreaking, presided over by Windsor

fiber-optic constellations in the library. The school is also two floors high.[9] Talbot Trail contains an elevator
, just like Ecole Ste-Therese also in Windsor, Ontario.

Athletics

The school has many sports teams such as basketball, track and field, cross-country, badminton, soccer (association football), floor hockey, volleyball and more.

The Talbot Trail Novice Girls' cross country team placed 1st in the Cheswick division in 2007. The Junior Girls' cross country team also placed 2nd at the same meet, and 3rd at the GECDSB championship meet in Lakeside Park, Kingsville.

The girls' Volleyball team were the city champs in 2007, as well in 2008, and placed 4th at a district tournament.

The girls' 9 yr. old 100m relay team placed 1st in 2006.

Track and Field District Champions 2011.

Community involvement

The school is sometimes involved in fundraising activities, such as a Food Drive when the school raises cans and boxes with food from students and teachers and donates them to the poor. The school also has student parliament.

References

  1. ^ Oshar, Patti; Janet Andersen; Tom Fleming; Judy Hastings (2007-12-11), About our school - Roseland Public School, Greater Essex County District School Board, retrieved 2008-01-18
  2. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.3
  3. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.3
  4. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.3
  5. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.5
  6. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.1
  7. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.12
  8. The Windsor Star
    , pp. A.3
  9. ^ Bedal, Sara (September 2007), "How do you sum up a great school in 150 words or less?", Today's Parent, pp. 70–78, archived from the original on 2011-07-17

The school has 2 floors, and

Smart Boards
in every classroom.

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