Vancouver Eastside School Catchments
Vancouver students living on the city’s east side attend schools within the large Vancouver School District. Ontario Street divides the city’s east from its west side, with a larger number of working-class neighbourhoods with older homes feeding into the schools located on the eastern side. However, the area also includes a number of up-and-coming neighbourhoods, with newly constructed single-family homes and townhomes feeding into the district.
In all, the Vancouver School District is made up of around 29,000 elementary-age students and 26,000 secondary students. While students attending the schools speak a number of languages other than English, the district does include some French Immersion programs, plus Mandarin classes for students to take. Close to Downtown Vancouver, the neighbourhoods with local schools feeding into the Vancouver School District are traditionally multicultural and urban.
There are more than 90 elementary schools, 16 elementary annexes and 18 secondary schools within the vast urban district. As well, there are a total of seven adult education centres. Full-day kindergarten is available for students living within the Vancouver School District.
As for higher education, Vancouver Community College’s King Edward Campus is also located in East Vancouver, easily convenient for older students to pursue additional educational opportunities.
Vancouver Eastside Elementary Schools
- Admiral Seymour
- Britannia
- Captain James Cook
- Champlain Heights
- Charles Dickens
- Chief Maquinna
- David Livingstone
- David Oppenheimer
- Dr. A.R. Lord
- Dr. George Weir
- Dr. H.N. MacCorkindale
- Florence Nightingale
- General Brock
- George Cunningham
- Graham Bruce
- John Henderson
- John Norquay
- Laura Secord
- Lord Beaconsfield
- Lord Nelson
- Lord Selkirk
- Lord Strathcona
- Mount Pleasant
- Nootka
- Pierre Elliott
- Queen Alexandra
- Renfrew
- Sir Alexander MacKenzie
- Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
- Sir Guy Carleton
- Sir James Douglas
- Sir John Franklin
- Sir Matthew Begbie
- Sir Richard McBride
- Sir Sandford Fleming
- Sir Wilfred Grenfall
- Sir William MacDonald
- Tecumseh
- Thunderbird
- Walter Moberly
- Waverley