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The Allard School District was established formally in March 1902 and a one-room wood frame schoolhouse operated on River Lot 12 at the NE corner of SE 16-18-10E in St. Georges, within what would later be the Rural Municipality of Alexander. The building was expanded to include a second classroom by the latter half of the 1920s and, in 1933, over $2,700 in improvements were undertaken. In January 1962, it became part of the St. George Consolidated School District No. 2403, which later became part of the Agassiz School Division.
Period
Principal
1927-1931
Sister Lea Melina Hebert
1931-1940
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile]
1940-1946
Sister Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul]
1946-1947
Sister Cecile A. Trudeau
1947-1949
Armandine Fiola [Sister St. Bernadette]
1949-1950
Sister Delima Morin
1950-1960s
?
Among the early teachers at Allard School were Clara Nadeau (September-December 1904), ? (Spring 1905 - Spring 1907), Alma Vandalle (Fall 1907 - Spring 1908), Marie Lecland (Fall 1908 - Spring 1910), Agnes Guichon (Fall 1910 - Fall 1911), ? (Spring 1912), Felix Depres (September-October 1912), J. T. O. Saucier? (November 1912 - June 1913), Georgina Prioux (Fall 1913 - Spring 1914), Isabel Weir (Fall 1914), Eugene Gauthier (Spring - Fall 1915), ? (Spring 1916), Mrs. M. Dupont (Fall 1916 - Spring 1917), Meralda Cote (Fall 1917 - Spring 1919), ? (Fall 1919), R. W. Morel (Spring 1920), ? (Fall 1920), Ronald Leveque (Spring 1921), Arthur St. Pierre (Fall 1921 - Spring 1926), and Eugenie Dupont (Fall 1926 - Spring 1927).
Period
Teachers
1927-1928
Sister Lea Melina Hebert (grades 3-8), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-2)
1928-1929
Sister Lea Melina Hebert (grades 3-8), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-2)
1929-1930
Sister Lea Melina Hebert (grades 4-9), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-3)
1930-1931
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-8), Sister Lea Melina Hebert (grades 1-3)
1931-1932
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-8), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-3)
1932-1933
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-9), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-3)
1933-1934
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-7), Alma Ledoux (grades 1-3, August-March), Eva M. Morin [Sister Louise de France] (grades 1-3, April-June)
1934-1935
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-8), Eva M. Morin [Sister Louise de France] (grades 1-3)
1935-1936
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-9), Marie Anna Marcoux [Sister M. du Sauveur] (grades 1-3)
1936-1937
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-8), Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3)
1937-1938
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-9), Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3)
1938-1939
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-8), Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3)
1939-1940
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile] (grades 4-7), Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3)
1940-1941
Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-8)
1941-1942
Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-9)
1942-1943
Sister Clara Duval (grades 1-3), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-9)
1943-1944
Sister Marie Therese Emond (grades 1-3), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-9)
1944-1945
Sister Emma A. Guichon (grades 1-3), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-9)
1945-1946
Sister Mary St. David (grades 1-3, August), Sister Emma A. Guichon (grades 1-3, September-June), Rosa Lacroix [Sister St. Paul] (grades 4-8)
1946-1947
Amelia E. A. Boisvert [Sister Aimee du S.C.] (grades 1-3), Sister Cecile A. Trudeau (grades 4-9)
1947-1948
Amelia E. A. Boisvert [Sister Aimee du S.C.] (grades 1-3), Armandine Fiola [Sister St. Bernadette] (grades 4-8)
1948-1949
Amelia E. A. Boisvert [Sister Aimee du S.C.] (grades 1-3), Armandine Fiola [Sister St. Bernadette] (grades 4-8)
1949-1950
Sister St. Arsenius (grades 1-2), Sister Delima Morin (grades 3-8)
1950-1951
Sister Rose Longstaffe, Sister Delima Morin
1951-1952
Sister Rose Longstaffe, Sister Delima Morin
1952-1953
Sister Rose Alma Bellavance?, Sister Delima Morin
1953-1954
Sister Rose Alma Bellavance? (September-December), Elainne Boulet (January-June), Sister Delima Morin
1954-1955
Sister Delima Morin, Sister Annette St. Pierre
1955-1956
Cecilia Campbell [Sister St. Emile], Sister Clare Ferland
1956-1957
Sister M. B. Lucienne Guilbert, Mrs. Marie Payment (January-February), Sister Simone Trudeau
1957-1958
Sister St. Gilles, Sister St. Pierre-Chrysologue?
1958-1959
Irene Brunette (Fall), Rose Fournier (Fall), Sister Lucille Therese Gendron (Spring), Edith Lauziere (Spring), Rachelle Ritchot (Spring), Sister Noela Tougas (Spring), Hortense Wilcott (Fall)
1959-1960s
?
Allard School (no date) by James Erron Stanley Dunlop
Source: Archives of Manitoba, School Inspectors Photographs,
GR8461, A0233, C131-2, page 71.Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.53878, W96.14696
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Allard School / Winnipeg Police Academy (130 Allard Avenue, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Mallard School No. 2121 (Northern Manitoba)
One Hundred Years in the History of the Rural Schools of Manitoba: Their Formation, Reorganization and Dissolution (1871-1971) by Mary B. Perfect, MEd thesis, University of Manitoba, April 1978.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Allard School District No. 1172 - Daily Registers, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Allard School District No. 1172 - Minute Books, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Allard School District No. 1172 - Cash Books, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Allard School District No. 1172 - Annual Reports & Annual Financial Reports, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
Municipal borrowing files (MA 0039), Allard School District No. 1172, GR1799, Archives of Manitoba.
School division and school district formation files (E 0027), Allard School District No. 1172, GR1688, Archives of Manitoba.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 1 March 2021
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