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... Collegiate Institute Blessed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School Cardinal Newman Catholic Secondary School Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute Courcelette Public School Delphi Secondary Alternative ... Collegiate Institute Mariyah Islamic School Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School Neil McNeil Catholic Secondary School R.H ... King Academy Satec at W.A.Porter Collegiate Senator O'Connor College School Sir John A ...
... Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School is a Catholic secondary school located in the southern part of Lindsay, Ontario ... St Thomas Aquinas is currently the only Catholic secondary school in the City of Kawartha Lakes ... The school was opened in 2000, and celebrated its 10th anniversary on March 29, 2011 ...
... Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School (STA) is a Catholic secondary school in London, Ontario, located in the neighbourhood of Oakridge in the west end of the city ... It currently serves students in the London District Catholic School Board in the London Areas of Byron, Oakridge, Westmount, Lambeth, as well as some areas ...
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